Here we outline our four businesses, through which we contribute widely to the lives of people around the world.
Machine tools
Citizen began production of machine tools in 1936, utilizing the technologies and know-how developed through the manufacture of watch parts. Our products contribute to the development of manufacturing industries all over the world.
About Us
More than a century since it was founded in 1918 with the desire to produce Japanese-made watches, the CITIZEN Group has evolved into a corporate entity engaged in a wide range of businesses.
CITIZEN's corporate philosophy, "Loved by citizens, working for citizens" is to
deeply contribute to the lives of people around the world through the manufacturing of products that are loved and trusted by citizens.
Message From President & CEO
Crafting a new tomorrow Towards sustainable value creation
1. Support for the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquakes
The CITIZEN Group
Citizen Watch has donated 10 million yen to Japan Platform, a non-profit organization, to be used for support activities for people and areas affected by the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake, which occurred in January 2024.
2. Support for Earthquake in Southeastern Turkey
CITIZEN WATCH
CITIZEN WATCH donated five million yen to Japan Platform, a designated non-profit organization (NPO), to support individuals severely impacted by the earthquake that struck southeastern Turkey in February 2023 and aid in the recovery and restoration of the affected regions.
3. ARTS for HOPE (Started in 2011)
The CITIZEN Group
Since 2011, The CITIZEN Group has been providing continuous support to "ARTS for HOPE," a project aimed at healing the hearts of those affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake through art. "ARTS for HOPE" holds hospital art sessions and workshops in the affected areas to support the recovery and heal the hearts and minds of the affected people.
4. Support for the Victims of the Western Japan Heavy Rain Disaster of July 2018
The CITIZEN Group
The CITIZEN Group donated five million yen to Japan Platform, a specified NPO, for the relief of the victims and the reconstruction of the areas affected by the heavy rain disaster in western Japan in July 2018.