Infectious waste disposal businessCare businessFloor system business
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Established Ueno Industrial Co., Ltd., and began manufacturing and contracting for pressure and vacuum air transport devices
Company founding
Registered the trademark "Air Shooter"
Changed company name from Ueno Industrial Co., Ltd. to Japan Air Shooter Co., Ltd.
Entered a technology partnership with Friedrich Tonne GmbH (Germany) and launched the lightweight air transport device (NS Air Fix)
Opened the Tama factory
Developed the only domestic air transport device with automatic exchange mechanism (NS Auto Air Shooter)
Developed the fixed vacuum cleaning system (NS Central Cleaner)
Developed an air transport system for nuclear facilities and partnered with Arve Central Sug (Sweden). Launched the fully automatic vacuum waste transport system (NAS Central Sug System)
Partnered with Tissen GmbH (Germany) and launched the self-propelled cart transport system (NS Transa Unity)
Changed company name from Japan Air Shooter Co., Ltd. to Japan Shooter Co., Ltd.
Developed the medium-sized automatic transport system (NS BizTran 30) and received the Good Design Award
Developed the large automatic transport system (NS UltraRunner 130)
Started the infectious waste disposal business as part of the medical sector (Medicare). Partnered with Telelift GmbH (Germany) on the self-propelled cart transport system
Entered a sales partnership with TransLogic Inc. (USA) for large-diameter air transport systems (150φ, 250φ)
Started the medical bedding business as part of the medical sector
Established a technology research institute in Sendai.
Entered into a sales partnership regarding pneumatic pipe systems (60φ to 160φ) with Schmeltzerberger AG (Austria).
Obtained ISO9001 certification for the conveyance system.
Developed a high-speed conveyance system (NS Hybrid Runner).
Developed a high-speed pneumatic cart conveyance system (NS Air Cube) and a large-diameter pneumatic pipe system (NS Air Shooter N). Started a welfare equipment rental wholesale and senior housing project.
Launched a website.
Became part of the Murata Machinery Co., Ltd. group, aiming for further development. Moved headquarters to the current location (Kanda Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku). Started selling Muratek Information Equipment (facsimile).
Delivered a pneumatic pipe system to Nippon Genbun Co., Ltd. for the Rokkasyo reprocessing facility. Opened medical rental business bases in Chiba and Kanagawa. Developed a high-speed pneumatic cart conveyance system with integrated container (Air Cube type E).
Opened a day service warm group.
Obtained ISO14001 certification for the collection and transport of infectious waste.
Acquired 100% of the shares of Medical Data Co., Ltd.
Opened a day service warm group in Ipponji.
Opened a medical rental business office in West Tokyo.
Opened a medical rental business office in Kyoto.
Opened a day service warm group in Kusatsu.
Started a free access floor business.
Developed an individual tracking management system for infectious waste containers (WETS).
Started selling the fall risk assessment system STEP+ and the anti-aging questionnaire system.
Developed NS Air Shooter ASN3 and NS Air Shooter ASN (ASEAN).
Developed the Cycle Pear system.
Absorption merger of Muratek Clean Box Co., Ltd.
Development of the dedicated cart automatic transfer conveyor robot MoCS (Mox: Moving Cart System).
Shooter Japan Co., Ltd., as a member of the Murata Machinery Group, has published the "Basic Policy on Customer Harassment" to protect employees' dignity and ensure a safe and secure working environment. Based on this policy, the company commits to respond to customer harassment in an organized and appropriate manner, mutually respecting customers and business partners, and building healthy and constructive relationships.
Following the Act on the Promotion of Fair Transactions, payments will change from factoring payments and bank transfers to bank transfers only. Bank transfer fees, previously borne by business partners, will be borne by the company after the change. The payment method change applies to payments made on or after February 20, 2026; the change in responsibility for transfer fees has already applied to payments made on or after January 20, 2026. No other procedures are required. For inquiries, please contact the Accounting Group of the Business Support Headquarters.
Nippon Shooter Co., Ltd. was informed that signs of unauthorized third-party access had been detected on the network of Accretive Co., Ltd., which it has engaged to register invoice information. The cause is believed to be a configuration error during a firewall update at Accretive. Whether information was leaked is under investigation. Once the results are known, the company plans to report to the relevant parties and apologize.
Toshihiko Ishiyama stepped down as representative director and president and became representative director and chairman. Yasuyuki Tanaka has become the new representative director and president, and the company announced its new executive structure.
MoCS, a robotic cart transport system for hospitals jointly developed by Murata Machinery, Ltd. and Nippon Shooter Co., Ltd., was selected for Vol. 25 of the JIDA Design Museum Selection organized by the Japan Industrial Design Association. MoCS is an autonomous mobile transport robot that supports labor savings and safety in medical settings through flexible transport and impact-absorbing contact detection. Designed with usability in mind, including its top-panel shape and handle position, it also handles heavy loads, movement between floors, and scheduled deliveries.