Consumer electronics · Japan · 1921–1999
Akio Morita Life & Career Timeline
A global brand built through transistors, direct markets and products people had not known to request.
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Akio Morita co-founded Sony, insisted on its own global brand and championed products such as transistor radios and the Walkman that created new behaviour.
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Born in Nagoya
Akio Morita was born into a family with a long sake-brewing tradition.
Source: www.sony.comBuilds electronic devices
A fascination with recorded sound led Morita to experiment with radios and phonographs.
Source: www.sony.comPhysics degree
Morita completed a physics degree during wartime Japan.
Source: www.sony.comMeets Masaru Ibuka
The naval officer and engineer met through a wartime research committee.
Source: www.sony.comTokyo Tsushin Kogyo founded
Morita and Ibuka started Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering with about twenty employees.
Source: www.sony.comG-Type tape recorder
The company launched Japan’s first magnetic tape recorder.
Source: www.sony.comLicenses transistor technology
Morita negotiated access to Bell Labs transistor patents for consumer products.
Source: www.sony.comTR-55 radio launches
The company released Japan’s first commercially produced transistor radio.
Source: www.sony.comRejects private-label order
Morita refused a large Bulova order because it would hide the young company’s own brand.
Source: www.sony.comCompany becomes Sony
A short internationally pronounceable name supported global ambitions.
Source: www.sony.comSony Corporation of America
Morita established a wholly owned US sales company and direct distribution.
Source: www.sony.comSony lists American depositary receipts
Sony became the first Japanese company to offer shares in the US through ADRs.
Source: www.sony.comCBS/Sony Records formed
A joint venture began Sony’s expansion from electronics into entertainment.
Source: www.sony.comTrinitron television launches
Sony introduced a distinctive colour television system after years of risky development.
Source: www.sony.comPresident of Sony
Morita became president as Ibuka moved to chairman.
Source: www.sony.comWalkman launches
Morita backed a portable stereo without recording capability, creating a new personal-listening market.
Source: www.sony.comMade in Japan published
Morita’s memoir explained Japanese management and Sony’s global outlook.
Source: www.sony.comDies in Tokyo
Morita died after helping turn a small postwar workshop into a global brand.
Source: www.sony.comThis educational timeline is not endorsed by or affiliated with Akio Morita or their representatives. Event text is original editorial copy based on the linked sources.
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