J-Top Corporation

Established AN Express Co., Ltd., as the delivery division of Pasonol Support Co., Ltd. (now Persol Career Co., Ltd.). Developed delivery network to JR, subway, private railway stores, bookstores, etc.

Establishment of the company

Started operating the 'Shared Publishing Distribution System'.

Built the 'National Joint Sales System' and expanded delivery network to Kanto, Kansai, Chubu, and Kyushu regions.

Expanded business after obtaining permission as a general cargo automobile transportation operator.

Started selling the original product "Resume Maker".

Built a new "Sales Management System" and expanded the sales promotion business.

Merged with Kansai-based Annette Network Co., Ltd., Chubu-based Nippon Distribution Co., Ltd., and Kyushu-based A&N Express Kyushu Co., Ltd., establishing a nationwide direct delivery network.

Merged with Chukyu Transportation Nichibo Co., Ltd. to strengthen the medium-distance and large-scale delivery network.

Made Nippon Distribution Co., Ltd. in Kanto a group company.

Independently capitalized from Student Support Association Co., Ltd. (now Persol Career Co., Ltd.) and renamed the company JL.

Established NO.2 Co., Ltd. and JL Kyushu Co., Ltd. as group companies.

Acquired trademark registration for "Media Mall" through expansion of the free paper business.

Merged with JL Kyushu Co., Ltd. and established the Logistics Division.

First exhibited at the 14th Tokyo International Book Fair held at Tokyo Big Sight.

Exhibited at the 15th Tokyo International Book Fair held at Tokyo Big Sight.

Relocated headquarters from Tokyo to Nagoya.

Merged with Top Express Co., Ltd. and renamed the company J-Top Co., Ltd.

Integration through organizational restructuring within the group.

Became a wholly owned subsidiary of Edion Corporation.

Merged with Edion Group's e-Logi Co., Ltd.

Relocated Saitama Sakura Distribution Center to Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, renamed "Kawaguchi Distribution Center".

Relocated Kyushu Sales Office to Kasuya Town, Kasuya District, Fukuoka Prefecture (inside Edion Fukuoka East Service Center), and opened Nagoya West Distribution Center in Ama District, Aichi Prefecture (inside Edion Nagoya West Service Center).

Merged with Edion Group's Muroyama Transport Co., Ltd.

Relocated West Japan Sales Department to Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture.

Relocated the East Japan Sales Department to Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture

Integrated Okayama Distribution Center into Okayama Sales Office

Renamed Hiroshima Distribution Center to Hiroshima West Distribution Center, and merged Hiroshima South Distribution Center into Hiroshima West Distribution Center

Merged Nagoya West Distribution Center into Hokubu Distribution Center

Renamed Okayama Sales Office to Okayama Branch, and integrated Kurashiki Office into Okayama Branch