Japanese Standards Association (一般財団法人日本規格協会, Ippan-zaidanhōjin Nihon Kikaku Kyōkai, JSA) is the Japanese industrial standard development organization. JSA promotes standardization and management system in Japan through the following activities: 1945 December 6 : The Dai Nihon Aerial Technology Association and the Japan Management Association merged to form the Japanese Standards Association (JSA). JSA was authorized to incorporate by the Minister of Trade and Industry (now known as the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry). Its office was first established at the Patent and Standards Bureau in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. 1946 : The first issue of "Industrial Standards and Standardization" was published. 1949 : The first Quality Control (QC) seminar in Japan was held in June. 1950 : Publication of JIS commenced. 1951 : Drafting of JIS began. 1952 : The Head Office moved to Ginza Kobiki-cho, Chūō-ku, Tokyo. 1958 : The first National Meeting of Standardization was held. 1963 : The construction of JSA building was completed in Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo. 1970 : The monthly magazine “Standardization Journal” was launched. 1994 : JSA Quality management system center was accredited by The Japan Accreditation Board for Conformity Assessment (JAB) as a registration body. 2002 : JSA Web Store opened. 2005 : The first Quality Management and Quality Control Certificate Examination was conducted. 2012 : The form of organization shifted from public interest incorporated foundation to the general incorporated foundation. 2013 : The Head Office moved to Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo. More information...
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