100 년이 넘는 세월 동안 온전한 우리 설립자의 정신.

Yanmar's founder Magokichi Yamaoka was born to a farming family and saw the terrible toll agricultural labor took on those around him. Driven by the vision of easing the burden on workers through automation, he was the first in the world to achieve the difficult engineering feat of creating a compact and practical diesel engine.
Knowing that, for resource-poor Japan, every drop of fuel had to be put toward social development, Yamaoka turned the company’s ability to produce superior engines to the task of expansion into the industrial machinery field, never forgetting the principle “To Conserve Fuel Is to Serve Mankind.”
And now, today. On a global scale, we face many challenges: the population problem, energy and environmental issues, food production. The world is searching for sustainable ways to live. As heirs to Yamaoka's belief that "To Conserve Fuel Is to Serve Mankind," in 2016, we refined this idea to “A sustainable future,” expressing our goal of responding more effectively to the diverse challenges and needs of modern society and contributing to further social development.

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