Fujifilm photographic film

Fujifilm, originally founded in 1934 as Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd., is a cornerstone of the photographic industry. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, the company has evolved from a local chemical and film manufacturer into a global leader in high-tech imaging, healthcare, and document solutions.

While digital photography drastically altered the landscape, Fujifilm maintained its legacy in analog film while diversifying into biotechnologies. Most of its professional-grade film and photographic paper are still manufactured in Japan at the Ashigara factory, though many other business lines and some consumer products are produced in facilities across Europe, China, and the United States.

The brand remains under the ultimate ownership of FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation, a publicly traded Japanese multinational. The company is known for its innovation in optics and its ability to transition from traditional analog media to advanced medical imaging and drug discovery research.