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The Tougodo company (東郷堂) was founded in 1930, in Japan, and functioned fully until 1945, when the main factory was destroyed in the February 1944 air strikes. Two of the company’s other manufacturing sites survived, and began to produce cameras at a later date. The first, Toyohashi, began production in 1947 and its offerings included Hit, Hobix, Hobiflex and Toyoca cameras. Yamanashi, the other site, produced Mekai, Muse, and Semi Rabbit cameras from the later 1940s onward. Toyohashi ceased its camera manufacturing in 1960, while Yamanashi evolved first into the Meikōsha company, and then into Meikai Sangyō, and produced a number of cameras, including Meisupii and Meikai EL. Until the 1980s traces of this company could still be found.

Tougodo cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Arrow Click Haco 44 Hobix (1955) Hobix D II Homer Meikai 4 Shooter Meikai GT Meikai Special Meiko A Meisupii Half Regent Skyflex Toyoca Toyocaflex (IB)	Baby Max Click Hilkaflex Hobix D II Kino 44 Meikai EL 204 Meikai No.2 Meikaiflex Meisupii Museflex Model M Speedex Toyoca 16 Toyocaflex (I)	Barlux Colly Hit (gold) Hobix B Hobix S III Kino 44 Deluxe Meikai ELX Meikai No.2 Meikai-Ref Meispee C Meisupi IV Minetta Satellite Skyflex Toyoca 35 (TLR) Trio (flex)	Beica Global Hit (Made in Japan) Hobix D I Hulda 35 Meikai EL Meikai No.1 Meikai Special B Meiko C Meisupi III Meisupii Five Deluxe Mini Camera Skyflex Stereo-Leader Toyoca Ace Trio (flex)	Boldaflex Hit (chrome) Hobiflex III I.G.B. Meikai EL Meikai No.1 Meikai ST Meisupi I Meisupi IV Museflex Model M (II) Speedex Toyoca 35 (TLR) Toyocaflex 35	C.M.C. Emson Hit (chrome) Hobiflex III Hobix-A Kinoflex Meikai No.2 Meikai-Ref Meisupi II Meisupi IV Meisupii Sun Shalco Stereo Hit Toyoca 44 Walklenz