Positions Held
Doshisha University:
- The sixth president of Doshisha University (1904 - 1907
Osaka Seimi Works Company (amalgamation with the Osaka Gas Company):
- Chief Engineer (1899-1907)
- Managing Director and Chief Engineer (1905-1923)
- President (1923)
Osaka Gas Company:
- Consulting Engineer (1905-1907)
- Chief Engineer (1907-1916)
- Director (1919)
- Managing Director (1926-1928)
Toyo (Oriental) Wood Preserving Company:
- Technical Adviser (1907-1918)
- Director (1918)
- Chairman of the Board of Directors(1924)
Kobe Gas Company:
- Technical Advisor (1910-
Japan Dyestuff Manufacturing Company (amalgamation with the Sumitomo Chemical):
- Managing Chief Chemist (1916-1918)
- Technical Advisor (1918-
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| Name | Shimomura, Kotaro |
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| Date of birth | 1861 |
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| Date of death | 1937 |
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