| 1954 November | - Founded Toyama Manufacturing Company
- Making best use of the design and techniques of our molding, production of AULOS recorders started (using urea resin)
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| 1960 March | - Established a factory in Kitamoto City in Saitama Prefecture
- Made advances in production, precision and mass production started
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| 1961 November | - Changed company name to Toyama Musical Instrument Co., Ltd.
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| 1966 October | - World’s first production of ABS resin recorders started
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| 1968 October | - Production of Fife made from ABS resin started
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| 1978 October | |
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| 1981 January | - Exhibited NAMM SHOW (Chicago) of American Musical Instrument Fair
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| 1982 February | - Exhibited the world’s largest Musical Instrument Fair, Musikmesse (Frankfurt) for the first time (since then every year)
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| 1983 September | - Started production of world’s first Bass recorder made from resin
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| 1985 November | - Started production of world’s first Flauto Traverso made from resin
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| 1989 August | - Completed Symphony series line-up (from Garklein to Bass)
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| 1994 June | - Nobuo Toyama, our founder received an award for distinguished service from American Recorder Society
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| 2000 November | - Started production of Shinobue from ABS resin
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