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HAKUBA Photo Industry Co.,Ltd.

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Japanese company founded in 1955 that sells camera accessories and mobile device accessories, and offers photo-related services such as custom photo mounts and laser-engraved frames.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

HAKUBA Photo Industry Co.,Ltd. (ハクバ写真産業株式会社) is a Japanese company headquartered in Sumida-ku, Tokyo. According to its corporate outline, it was founded in June 1955 (Showa 30) with capital of 50 million yen, and its business consists of the sale of camera accessories and mobile device accessories. Its official site lists new products including LCD protective films, Velbon-branded MagSafe-compatible mini tripods, and Leger photo frames, and it also announces price revisions and exhibition at the CP+2026 camera and photo imaging show. The company provides services such as custom photo mounts, aluminum cases, and laser name engraving on frames, and it lists affiliated companies including Hakuba Logistics, Hakuba Shiko, and others.

History

HAKUBA Photo Industry Co.,Ltd. (ハクバ写真産業株式会社) was founded in June 1955 (Showa 30), according to its corporate outline. The same outline states its head office is located at 1-3-7 Kamezawa, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0014, with capital of 50 million yen, and that its business consists of the sale of camera accessories and mobile device accessories. Its official site presents new product announcements, including LCD protective films for the Sony Cyber-shot RX10 V, a Velbon MagSafe-compatible palm-sized mini tripod, and Leger photo frames, alongside notices of price revisions and its exhibition at the CP+2026 camera and photo imaging show.

Products and positioning

  • EX-GUARD LCD protective film

  • LCD protective film III

  • Velbon MagSafe-compatible mini tripod

  • Leger photo frames

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