Tokyu Car Corporation

Started operations at the current Kanagawa Prefecture Yokohama City Kanazawa Ward as Tokyu Kogyo Co., Ltd. Yokohama Plant, mainly for the restoration of Tokyo Express Electric Railway's war-damaged trains

Tokyu Kogyo Co., Ltd. Yokohama Works begins operations in what is now Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, with the primary focus on restoring war-damaged trains for Tokyu Corporation.

Established Tokyu Yokohama Manufacturing Co., Ltd. at the same location (capital of 25 million yen)

Tokyu Yokohama Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is established at the same location (capital: 25 million yen).

Signed maintenance contracts for various trailers with U.S. military Y.E.D., maintaining 3,000 trailers and construction machinery

Concluded a contract with the US military YED to maintain various trailers, and carried out maintenance of 3,000 trailers and construction machinery.

Changed trade name to Tokyu Vehicle Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Changed company name to Tokyu Car Corporation.

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Merged with Toho Special Automobile Industry Co., Ltd., forming Omiya Factory (later renamed Saitama Plant)

Merged with Toho Special Purpose Vehicle Industry Co., Ltd. and established the Omiya Plant (later renamed "Saitama Factory").

Listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange

Listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange.

Merged with Imperial Vehicle Industry Co., Ltd., forming Osaka Factory (later renamed Osaka Plant), establishing a production and sales system with railway vehicles and special-purpose vehicles in both east and west

The company merged with Teikoku Sharyo Kogyo Co., Ltd. to form the Osaka Factory (later renamed "Osaka Plant"), establishing a production and sales system with railway car and special-purpose automobile factories on both the east and west sides.

Started mass production of marine containers at the headquarters factory

Mass production of marine containers begins at the head office factory.

Completed the container plant at Osaka Factory

Osaka Factory container factory completed.

Achieved production of 50,000 marine containers, becoming the world's largest steel container producer (1977, with an annual production of 100,000 units)

Production reaches 50,000 marine containers, making us the world's largest producer of steel containers.

Started the WILL21 structural reform movement

“WILL21” campaign started.

特装自動車事業部門ISO9001認証取得

Special Purpouse Vehicle Division obtains ISO9001 certification.

Launched unmanned electric carrier for heavy goods transport

Launches unmanned electric carrier for transporting heavy cargo.

群馬製作所完成（埼玉製作所閉鎖）

Gunma Factory completed (Saitama Factory closed).

Delisted from Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges

The company's shares were delisted from the Tokyo and Osaka stock exchanges.

Became a wholly owned subsidiary of Tokyo Express Electric Railway

Becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Tokyu Corporation.

和歌山製作所完成（大阪製作所閉鎖）

Wakayama Factory completed (Osaka Factory closed).

Established Tokyu Vehicle Special Equipment Co., Ltd. (as a spin-off from Tokyu Vehicle Manufacturing Co., Ltd.); renamed the site within Tokyu Vehicle Manufacturing Yokohama Plant to "Yokohama Factory"

Established Tokyu Car Tokuso Co., Ltd. (established as a new incorporation split from Tokyu Car Manufacturing Co., Ltd.). The site used by our company within the Yokohama Plant of Tokyu Sharyo Manufacturing Co., Ltd. was renamed the "Yokohama Plant".

Became a subsidiary of ShinMaywa Industries and changed the trade name

The company name was changed when it became a subsidiary of ShinMaywa Industries Co., Ltd.

横浜工場閉鎖

Yokohama factory closed.

Cumulative trailer production reached 100,000 units

Total trailer production reaches 100,000 units.