Hakata Takumi Crafts Co., Ltd.

Established Takimoto Silk Co., Ltd. in Shinmachi, Kashiyagou, Fukuoka Prefecture, engaged in Hakata weaving manufacturing. Joined the Hakata Weaving Industrial Association.

Relocated factory to 2-chome, Nishimachi, Ono Town, Chikushigo, Fukuoka Prefecture.

Newly built and relocated factory to 2-chome, Nakabatani, Onojo City, Fukuoka Prefecture.

Inherited factory equipment and employees, established Hakata Takumi Crafts Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary of Goto Co., Ltd., a Hakata weaving wholesale company (continued membership in the Hakata Weaving Industrial Association).

Computerized the design and weaving departments.

Established the current corporation. Established Nihon Wajō Hall Sellers Co., Ltd. (Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City).

Relocated headquarters to Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.

Following the bankruptcy of Goto Co., Ltd., inherited Hakata Takumi Crafts Co., Ltd.'s factory equipment and employees, and began Hakata weaving manufacturing.

Joined the Hakata Weaving Cooperative (now the Traditional Silk Weaving Production Area Cooperative).

Relocated headquarters to Onojo City, Fukuoka Prefecture.

Changed the company name from Nihon Wajō Hall Sellers Co., Ltd. to Hakata Takumi Crafts Co., Ltd.

Joined the Hakata Weaving Industrial Association.

Opened the men's kimono specialty store 'SAMURAI' in Ginza, Tokyo and Gion, Kyoto.

Listed on the Tokyo PRO Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

At the 40th Fukuoka Prefecture Traditional Crafts Exhibition, the hand‑woven bag belt 'Paisley Manmō' received the Chairman's Award from the Fukuoka Prefecture Traditional Crafts Promotion Council.

Exhibited Hakata painted weaving, including bird and beast scrolls, at Japan Expo in Paris, France.

Exhibited Hakata painted weaving, including bird and beast scrolls, at Hyper Japan in London, UK.

At the 115th Hakata Weaving Evaluation Conference, 'Yamamoto Manmō' received the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award.

According to a survey by the Yano Economic Research Institute, it ranked first in domestic production of Hakata-ori fukuro obi in fiscal year 2017.

At the 62nd New Hakata-ori Exhibition, 'Yamato Uemon Mandō' received the Prime Minister's Award.

Donated a folding screen of Hakata-ori bird, beast, and human caricatures to the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK.

Closed the Kyoto branch of the men's kimono specialty store 'SAMURAI'.

At the 116th Hakata-ori Evaluation Conference, the kimono 'Yukirikan' received the Fukuoka Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chairman's Award.

Held a commemorative exhibition of Hakata-ori 777th anniversary at the Embassy of Japan in the UK.

Delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange TOKYO PRO Market.

Signed a share exchange agreement with Nihon Washo Holdings Co., Ltd.

Donated the Tokugawa Ieyasu historical tapestry to Koyasan Tōshō-gū.

Becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary through a share exchange with Nihon Washo Holdings Co., Ltd.