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'''Yamagato Industries''' (山形 ''Yamagato'') is the company that [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] work for as programmers in [[Tokyo, Japan]]. | '''Yamagato Industries''' (山形 ''Yamagato'') is the company that [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] work for as programmers in [[Tokyo, Japan]]. | ||
At some point after [[Claire Bennet]] outed herself as an [[evo]], [[Renautas]] bought Yamagato. | |||
==Notable Employees== | ==Notable Employees== | ||
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* [[Yoji Hayata]] | * [[Yoji Hayata]] | ||
* [[Jiro]] | * [[Jiro]] | ||
* [[Kenjiro]] (head of maintenance) | |||
* [[Ando Masahashi]] | * [[Ando Masahashi]] | ||
* [[Hiro Nakamura]] | * [[Hiro Nakamura]] | ||
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* [[Kimiko Nakamura]] (Chief Executive Officer, President of [[Yamagato Fellowship]], former Executive Vice President of Yamagato Industries) | * [[Kimiko Nakamura]] (Chief Executive Officer, President of [[Yamagato Fellowship]], former Executive Vice President of Yamagato Industries) | ||
* [[Rosetti]] | * [[Rosetti]] | ||
* [[Tadashi]] (former employee) | |||
* [[Taro]] | * [[Taro]] | ||
* A [[Yamagato cubicle employee|unnamed cubicle employee]] | * A [[Yamagato cubicle employee|unnamed cubicle employee]] | ||
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* [[Daphne Millbrook]] | * [[Daphne Millbrook]] | ||
* [[Tokyo detective]] | * [[Tokyo detective]] | ||
* [[Hachiro Otomo]] | |||
==About== | ==About== | ||
===[[ | ===[[Season One]]=== | ||
{{season summary|season=One}} | |||
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===[[ | ===[[Season Two]]=== | ||
{{season summary|season=Two}} | |||
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===[[ | ===[[The Second Coming]]=== | ||
Now CEO of Yamagato, [[Hiro]] opens a recording of [[Kaito|his father]], informing him of a secret [[formula]] and to keep it safe. As soon as he finds the formula, [[Daphne|a speedster]] [[super speed|rushes in]] and steals it. Despite Hiro's best efforts to [[space-time manipulation|stop time]] and stop the thief, she gets away. To decide whether or not to go after the formula, Hiro [[space-time manipulation|time travels]] from Yamagato to [[exposed future|the future]]. | |||
===[[ | ===[[The Butterfly Effect]]=== | ||
[[ | [[Hiro]] hires [[Tokyo detective|a detective]] to find out who stole [[the formula]]. When he learns her name is [[Daphne Millbrook]], he takes [[Ando]] [[ability extension|along with him]] and [[Space-time manipulation|teleport]]s to [[Daphne's apartment]] in [[Paris]]. | ||
===[[ | ===[[Season Four]]=== | ||
{{season summary|season=Four}} | |||
{{sectstub}} | |||
===[[ | ===[[Webisode:Dark Matters, Part 5]]=== | ||
The Yamagato logo is included on the [[Quentin's board|board]] that [[Quentin Frady]] creates. | |||
===[[ | ===[[Episode:June 13th, Part One|June 13th, Part One]]=== | ||
{{sectstub}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* The employees have scheduled workout times on the roof of their building. This is common practice throughout Japan, called calisthenics. | * The employees have scheduled workout times on the roof of their building. This is common practice throughout Japan, called calisthenics. | ||
* In ''[[Graphic Novel:The Crane|The Crane]]'', | * In ''[[Graphic Novel:The Crane|The Crane]]'', the company's name is spelled differently — Yamagoto Industries. | ||
* Yamagato produces software which auto translates most of the entries on [[Hiro's blog]]. | * Yamagato produces software which auto translates most of the entries on [[Hiro's blog]]. | ||
* Kaito keeps a satellite office in the [[Kirby Plaza building]]. (''[[Four Months Later...]]'') | * Kaito keeps a satellite office in the [[Kirby Plaza building]]. (''[[Four Months Later...]]'') | ||
* | * [[Quentin Frady]]'s [[Quentin's board|clue board]] has the Yamagato logo on it. (''[[Dark Matters, Part 5]]'') | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The clock in Hiro's cubicle consists of kanji, Chinese characters, that represent the text "One", "Two", etc. instead of the numerical values "1", "2", etc. Modern clocks in Japan typically show the latter. | * The clock in Hiro's cubicle consists of kanji, Chinese characters, that represent the text "One", "Two", etc. instead of the numerical values "1", "2", etc. Modern clocks in Japan typically show the latter. | ||
* Hiro is a programmer with a level 3 security clearance. His ID number is 651283461132, and he is referred to as "a lowly office drone". (''[[Graphic Novel:The Crane|The Crane]]'') | * Hiro is a programmer with a level 3 security clearance. His ID number is 651283461132, and he is referred to as "a lowly office drone". (''[[Graphic Novel:The Crane|The Crane]]'') | ||
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* After returning from America, [[Ando]] has placed an American flag on his desk. (''[[Kindred]]'') | * After returning from America, [[Ando]] has placed an American flag on his desk. (''[[Kindred]]'') | ||
* The kanji for "Yamagato" (山形) translates approximately to "mountain shape" or "shape of mountain". | * The kanji for "Yamagato" (山形) translates approximately to "mountain shape" or "shape of mountain". | ||
* According to [[Pinehearst's file]] on [[Kaito]], Yamagato's address is 100 Yamagato Industries Way. | * According to [[Pinehearst's file]] on [[Kaito]], Yamagato's address is 100 Yamagato Industries Way. [[Tadashi]] and [[Hiro]] also say that Yamagato's address is 614 Kaminaka Street {{epp|403}}. Ultimately, it is unknown how many buildings/offices Yamagato Industries owns. | ||
* According to the [[episode commentary]] for ''[[The Second Coming]]'', scenes that took place in Hiro's office were filmed on the 51st floor of the Arco building. | |||
* According to [[Heroes Interactive:Acceptance|Heroes Interactive]], scenes from ''[[Acceptance]]'' that took place on the roof of Yamagato were shot on the roof of the [[Wikipedia:Sunset Gower Studios|Sunset Gower Studios]] parking garage. | |||
* According to ''[[Saving Charlie]]'', Hiro and Ando's cubicles are on the 16th floor of Yamagato. (Chapter 3) | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Image:1x10hiroyamagotaworkout.JPG|Hiro accidentally "[[Space-time manipulation|jumps]]" to work while kissing [[Charlie]]. | Image:1x10hiroyamagotaworkout.JPG|Hiro accidentally "[[Space-time manipulation|jumps]]" to work while kissing [[Charlie]]. | ||
Image:You're No Superhero.jpg|Ando and a [[Yamagato cubicle employee|co-worker]] observe [[Kimiko]] in her office. | Image:You're No Superhero.jpg|Ando and a [[Yamagato cubicle employee|co-worker]] observe [[Kimiko]] in her office. | ||
Image:Heroism is Found in the Heart, Part 1.jpg|Ando and Kimiko appear startled by a [[Tokyo bikers| | Image:Heroism is Found in the Heart, Part 1.jpg|Ando and Kimiko appear startled by a [[Tokyo bikers|group of bikers]] outside Yamagato. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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{{business}} | {{business}} | ||
[[Category:Galleries]] | [[Category:Galleries]] | ||
[[Category:Renautas]] |
Latest revision as of 15:53, 3 November 2015
Yamagato Industries | |
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Location: | Tokyo, Japan |
Purpose: | Business |
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Yamagato Industries (山形 Yamagato) is the company that Hiro and Ando work for as programmers in Tokyo, Japan.
At some point after Claire Bennet outed herself as an evo, Renautas bought Yamagato.
Notable Employees
- Dai (works for Yamagato Fellowship)
- Kin Egami
- Yoji Hayata
- Jiro
- Kenjiro (head of maintenance)
- Ando Masahashi
- Hiro Nakamura
- Kaito Nakamura (former Chief Executive Officer, former President of Yamagato Fellowship, Deceased)
- Kimiko Nakamura (Chief Executive Officer, President of Yamagato Fellowship, former Executive Vice President of Yamagato Industries)
- Rosetti
- Tadashi (former employee)
- Taro
- A unnamed cubicle employee
- Another unnamed employee
Notable Visitors
About
Season One
For an episode-by-episode summary, see Yamagato Industries: Season One History.
This section is a stub. You can help by expanding it. |
Season Two
For an episode-by-episode summary, see Yamagato Industries: Season Two History.
This section is a stub. You can help by expanding it. |
The Second Coming
Now CEO of Yamagato, Hiro opens a recording of his father, informing him of a secret formula and to keep it safe. As soon as he finds the formula, a speedster rushes in and steals it. Despite Hiro's best efforts to stop time and stop the thief, she gets away. To decide whether or not to go after the formula, Hiro time travels from Yamagato to the future.
The Butterfly Effect
Hiro hires a detective to find out who stole the formula. When he learns her name is Daphne Millbrook, he takes Ando along with him and teleports to Daphne's apartment in Paris.
Season Four
For an episode-by-episode summary, see Yamagato Industries: Season Four History.
This section is a stub. You can help by expanding it. |
Webisode:Dark Matters, Part 5
The Yamagato logo is included on the board that Quentin Frady creates.
June 13th, Part One
This section is a stub. You can help by expanding it. |
Notes
- The employees have scheduled workout times on the roof of their building. This is common practice throughout Japan, called calisthenics.
- In The Crane, the company's name is spelled differently — Yamagoto Industries.
- Yamagato produces software which auto translates most of the entries on Hiro's blog.
- Kaito keeps a satellite office in the Kirby Plaza building. (Four Months Later...)
- Quentin Frady's clue board has the Yamagato logo on it. (Dark Matters, Part 5)
Trivia
- The clock in Hiro's cubicle consists of kanji, Chinese characters, that represent the text "One", "Two", etc. instead of the numerical values "1", "2", etc. Modern clocks in Japan typically show the latter.
- Hiro is a programmer with a level 3 security clearance. His ID number is 651283461132, and he is referred to as "a lowly office drone". (The Crane)
- Part of the Heroes Evolutions experience, yamagatofellowship.org is the real-life website for Yamagato Industries which is headed by Kaito Nakamura.
- After returning from America, Ando has placed an American flag on his desk. (Kindred)
- The kanji for "Yamagato" (山形) translates approximately to "mountain shape" or "shape of mountain".
- According to Pinehearst's file on Kaito, Yamagato's address is 100 Yamagato Industries Way. Tadashi and Hiro also say that Yamagato's address is 614 Kaminaka Street (Acceptance). Ultimately, it is unknown how many buildings/offices Yamagato Industries owns.
- According to the episode commentary for The Second Coming, scenes that took place in Hiro's office were filmed on the 51st floor of the Arco building.
- According to Heroes Interactive, scenes from Acceptance that took place on the roof of Yamagato were shot on the roof of the Sunset Gower Studios parking garage.
- According to Saving Charlie, Hiro and Ando's cubicles are on the 16th floor of Yamagato. (Chapter 3)
Gallery
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Hiro's desk at Yamagato Industries is immaculate.
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In an office full of cubicles...
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...Hiro shouts "Yatta!"
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According to The Crane, Hiro throws away his security card before leaving for New York City with Ando.
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Employees have a workout session on the roof of Yamagato Industries.
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Ando and Kimiko appear startled by a group of bikers outside Yamagato.
See Also
- For other uses of Yamagato, see Yamagato (disambig).
- For the gallery owned by Yamagato Industries, see Yamagato Fellowship.
- For the Heroes Evolutions website about Yamagato Fellowship, see yamagatofellowship.org.