Daikubo Store Co., Ltd.

In July 1956, founder Toshihiko Oikubo, upon request from Takayasu Co., Ltd., began collecting East Japan Rayon (now Toray Co., Ltd.) as a personal salesman.

Started individual entrepreneurship in July 1956

September 4, 1981 (individual founding / July 1976)

September 4, 1981 (individual founding / July 1976)

In November 1964, began collecting bobbin and packaging materials from Toray Co., Ltd.

In October 1970, began collecting bobbin and packaging materials from Asahi Kasei Industrial Co., Ltd. (now Asahi Kasei Sen Co., Ltd.) and Toyo Bousetsu Co., Ltd. (now Toyo Bous Co., Ltd.).

In October 1972, opened the Nobeoka branch of Daikubo Store.

In January 1976, upon request from Teijin Shoji Co., Ltd. (now Teishou Sangyo Co., Ltd.), began collecting bobbin and packaging materials from Teijin Co., Ltd.

Incorporated in September 1981

In September 1981, obtained a transport license (service area: Ehime Prefecture) and simultaneously incorporated.

December 1984, obtained transport license (business area Miyazaki Prefecture).

Opened Nobeoka branch in October 1972

In December 1987, upon request from Kureho Co., Ltd. (now Kurele Living Co., Ltd.), began collecting bobbin and packaging materials from Kurele Co., Ltd.

In July 1988, removed the item-restricted condition attached to the transport license. With the introduction of a 10-ton vehicle (service area: Ehime Prefecture), entered the general freight transport division.

In July 1990, opened Monogawa warehouse in Miyazaki Prefecture.

In December 1990, Kenichi Hirota became the representative.

In August 1991, obtained a license for industrial waste disposal (collection and transport) (service area: Ehime Prefecture).

Opened Minkan warehouse in Miyazaki Prefecture in July 1990

Obtained industrial waste disposal license in Ehime Prefecture in August 1991

In March 1992, removed the item-restricted condition attached to the transport license (service area: Miyazaki Prefecture).

Released license conditions in Miyazaki Prefecture in March 1992

In September 1992, relocated Daikubo Store Nobeoka branch from Iga-machi, Nobeoka City to Monogawa-machi, Higashiusuki District. Began collecting shipping materials from Kurashiki Bousetsu Co., Ltd.

Relocated Nobeoka branch from Iga-machi to Higashiosu-gun, Minkan-machi in September 1992

December 1992, headquarters warehouse reconstruction.

Changed representative to Kenichi Hiroto in December 1990

Reconstructed head office warehouse in December 1992

In September 1993, obtained a license for industrial waste disposal (collection and transport) (service area: Miyazaki Prefecture).

Obtained industrial waste disposal license in Miyazaki Prefecture in September 1993

Introduced 15t vehicle in May 1995 to improve efficiency

Started material collection by Toyo Metalizing Co., Ltd. and Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd. in January 1996

Started pallet collection by Japan Pallet Pool Co., Ltd. in June 1996

Started material collection by Mitsubishi Chemical Polyester Film Co., Ltd. in February 1997

Registered Japan Pallet Pool Co., Ltd. depot (Ehime) in April 1997

In May 1995, introduced a 15-ton vehicle to achieve rationalization and efficiency.

In February 2005, the company began its renewable raw material procurement and sales business.

Started business of purchasing and selling recyclable raw materials in February 2005

In July 2005, Nihon Yamamura Glass Co., Ltd. began collecting pallets.

Started pallet collection by Japan Yamamura Glass Co., Ltd. in July 2005

In January 1996, began collecting materials from Toyo Metallizing Co., Ltd. (now Toray Film Processing Co., Ltd.) and Sekisui Chemical Industries Co., Ltd.

In January 2006, a warehouse was opened in Shingū Town, Sōya District, Fukuoka Prefecture.

Opened Fukuoka warehouse in Shinmuka Town, Sagara District, Fukuoka Prefecture in January 2006

In June 1996, began collecting pallets from Japan Pallet Pool Co., Ltd.

In February 1997, began collecting materials from Mitsubishi Chemical Polyester Film Co., Ltd. (now Mitsubishi Chemical Co., Ltd.).

In April 1997, registered a depot for Japan Pallet Pool Co., Ltd. (Ehime).

In August 2008, the Fukuoka branch was constructed and relocated within the new distribution complex in Hirosaki Town, Yame District, Fukuoka Prefecture.

Constructed and relocated Fukuoka branch in the new distribution complex of Hirosaki Town, Yame District, Fukuoka Prefecture in August 2008

In September 2008, a resident office was established in Masuda City, Shimane Prefecture.

In September 2008, wood and fiber waste items were added in the collection and transportation of industrial waste in Miyazaki Prefecture.

September 2008, Fukuoka Prefecture freight truck transport business license acquisition.

Opened resident office in Masuda City, Shimane Prefecture in September 2008

In September 2008, Miyazaki Prefecture's industrial waste disposal business added wood chips and fiber waste items.

In September 2008, Fukuoka Prefecture obtained a freight truck transport business permit.

In November 2008, EMS Digitalo certification was obtained and installed on all company vehicles.

In November 2008, EMS digital communication approval was obtained, and all operating vehicles were equipped with digital communication.

In December 2008, the Ehime head office branch was certified as a safety-excellent facility.

In December 2008, the Ehime head office sales office was certified as a safety excellence facility.

In June 2009, Ishizuka Glass Co., Ltd. began collecting pallets.

In June 2009, Ishizuka Glass Co., Ltd. began collecting pallets.

In December 2010, the Nobeoka sales office was certified as a safety excellence facility.

In August 2012, the Fukuoka sales office returned to the local network cooperative.

In December 2010, the Nobeoka branch was certified as a safety-excellent facility.

In December 2012, the Fukuoka sales office was certified as a safety excellence facility, and all sales offices obtained the G Mark.

In January 2013, all sales offices collectively obtained green certification.

In December 2012, the Fukuoka branch was certified as a safety-excellent facility and all branches obtained the G-Mark.

In January 2013, all branches obtained green certification simultaneously.

In August 2016, the Fukuoka sales office obtained a warehouse business permit.

In March 2018, the company was awarded as an excellent safety driving facility (one of ten) by the Ehime Prefectural Police Headquarters and Automobile Safety Driving Center.

In March 2018, the Ehime Prefecture Police Headquarters and the Automobile Safety Driving Center awarded the Ehime Prefecture Excellent Safe Driving Facility.

In August 2015, the Fukuoka branch obtained a warehouse business license.

In October 2016, Isoya Glass Industry Co., Ltd. began collecting pallets.

In October 2018, Isoyama Glass Industry Co., Ltd. began collecting pallets.

June 2019, Ehime Prefecture Expressway Traffic Safety Council award.

In June 2019, awarded.

In September 2019, the company received a safety-excellent facility award from the Ehime Transportation Bureau Director.

In September 2019, awarded by the Ehime Transportation Bureau Director.

In May 2021, the company obtained a work-friendly workplace certification system (newly established) for drivers at three branches (one star).

In May 2021, the new Workplace for Drivers Certification System (for drivers) was obtained by three sales offices at once (one star).

In March and July 2022, the company received the excellent driving facility award for two consecutive terms.

In March and July 2022, received the Excellent Driver Facility award for two consecutive terms.

In October 2022, the Nobeoka branch received the Kyushu Transportation Bureau Director award (safety-excellent facility).

In October 2022, the Nobeoka sales office received the Kyushu Transportation Bureau Director award (Safety Excellence Facility).

In June 2023, the company obtained a two-star work-friendly workplace certification for drivers at three branches.

In June 2023, the Workplace for Drivers Certification System was obtained by three sales offices at once, achieving two stars.