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Kubota Corporation Becomes First Japanese Company Named to CSS Design Awards Website of the Year Ranking
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Kubota Future Cube named Best Innovation Site
OSAKA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Kubota Corporation (Head Office: Naniwa-ku, Osaka, Japan; President and Representative Director: Yuichi Kitao; hereinafter, “Kubota”) (TOKYO:6326) today announced that Kubota Future Cube, the website that introduces the company’s activities to create a better future, was ranked eighth in 2022 CSS Design Awards Website of the Year rankings while also being named Best Innovation Site. This marks the first time a Japanese company’s website was ranked in the top ten for websites of the year.
Spurred on by this award, Kubota will continue our work in food, water, and environment to create sympathy and spur participation among our stakeholders as we strive to solve societal problems.
About CSS Design Awards
CSS Design Awards is one of the top three global web design awards alongside FWA (Favorite Website Awards) and awwwards. Judges from around the world evaluate websites on three categories: UI Design, UX Design, and Innovation. Kubota’s Kubota Future Cube was ranked eighth out of 365 entries for 2022’s Website of the Year. Furthermore, the cutting-edge website was awarded the Best Innovation award. Kubota is the first Japanese company to receive the annual award from CSS Design Awards.
About Kubota Future Cube
Kubota Future Cube is a website that embodies the "Future Earth and Technology" envisioned by Kubota. The company is committed to "For Earth, For Life" and contributes to the benefit of life on a global scale through the food, water, and environmental fields.
The website depicts activities the company is undertaking on a global scale with our passion and philosophy that has not wavered since our founding to show "Future Earth and Technology" to a wider audience.
Kubota Future Cube leverages full CG to show Kubota’s vision and activities for the future to a global audience. Currently, “The Future of Agriculture – Fully Automated Electric Tractor,” “The Future of Air – Large-Space Air Purification Technology,” and “The Future of Resource – Surface Melting Furnace” are available for viewing. Various content will be added to this space.
Staff
Planning and Production: Dentsu, Dentsu Kansai Office, mount, and jitto
Executive Creative Director: Shingo Nishida Creative Director: Daisuke Aoki Project Director, Planner: Takuro Yamawaki Copywriter: Takahito Aono Web Director: Jeong-ho Im Art Director, Designer, Planner: Masahiro Yonemichi Technical Director, Developer: Kenji Okabe Designer: Andreas Bryant Wutuh
Developer: Nana Terada Assistant Designer: Reina Megan, Marin Yamasaki Producer: Ko Yoshida Project Manager: Tsubasa Makino Concept Artist, Illustrator: James Gilleard CG Director: Takeshi Yoong CG Designer: Koudai Takiguchi, Qishu Zhu, Kazuyuki Sakamoto, Hina Ishikawa, Tomomi Yoshida CG Producer: Tokihiko Tsukamoto CG Project Manager: Natsumi Maki Music Composer: Satoshi Murai Translator: Jeff Shigematsu Account Executives: Hiroshi Tatewaki, Yohei Yamasaki, Takahiro Takahashi, Naonori Yoshida
Kubota Corporation
President and Representative Director: Yuichi Kitao Revenue (Consolidated): 2.6788 trillion yen (Fiscal Year ended December 31, 2022)
Number of Employees (Consolidated): 50,352 (as of December 31, 2022)
Head Office: 2-47, Shikitsuhigashi 1-chome, Naniwa-ku, Osaka Kubota Corporation website: https://www.kubota.com/
Kubota Corporation was established in 1890 as a metal casting business. When cholera was spreading through Japan, Kubota began mass domestic production of the nation’s first cast iron pipes to help people avoid the disease.
The company’s founder Gonshiro Kubota believed, “Products that help the country prosper cannot be born without pouring all of your knowledge and soul into its development.” He also believed, “Our products should not only be technically excellent, but also useful for the good of society.” Inheriting these philosophies, the company has always stood up to social issues. Kubota Corporation developed agricultural machinery to combat the food shortage in post-war Japan, and established water and waste management, as well as an urban infrastructure development business to deal with the rapid economic growth of the country.
Starting at the turn of the century, Kubota Corporation began expanding its global operations. In 2021, overseas revenue ratio reached 78%, spanning 120 countries and regions around the world where it is tackling sophisticated local climate and environmental challenges. Currently, Kubota Corporation treats food, water, and environment as one business area that leverages each other and is developing new solutions to combat the challenging and complex issues.
kubota corporation manufactures and sells a range of machinery, and other industrial and consumer products in japan, north america, europe, asia, and internationally. its farm & industrial machinery segment provides tractors, power tillers, combine harvesters, rice transplanters, turf equipment, utility vehicles, other agricultural machinery, implements, attachments, post-harvest machinery, vegetable production equipment, and other agricultural equipment; cooperative drying, rice seedling, and gardening facilities; and rice mill plants. this segment also offers farming, construction, industrial machinery, and generator engines; mini excavators, wheel loaders, compact track and skid steer loaders, and other construction machinery related products; and scales, weighing and measuring control systems, air-conditioning equipment, and air purifiers. the company's water & environment segment provides ductile iron and plastic pipes, pumps and plants, valves, and single stack drain fittings, as
