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The oil lamps were imported to Japan at around the opening of the country, but they were expensive. The domestic production of the lamps led the wide use of the product throughout Japan, first in the cities and then to the rural areas in the late 1880s.
The gas business in Japan started mainly for providing street lamps in 1872. The electric lamp business began in 1886 in Tokyo following gas business. In Tokyo the electric lamps were dominant in 90s. However, because of the expensive fare, number of customers of gas lamps exceeded that of electric lamps from late 90s. After 1906, the gas lamps and electricity lamps were both competitive, but from 1910s the electricity lights clearly won in the market thereafter the demand for the gas declined.