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Founded by Tetsumi Hayashi as a private enterprise selling and repairing batteries and electrical equipment.
Founded: June 1934.
Established Kyoto Electric Industry Co., Ltd. with the purpose of repairing and selling batteries and internal combustion engine-compatible electrical equipment.
June 13, 1941 (Founded: June 1934).
Became the sole distributor for Yuasa Batteries Co., Ltd. (now GS Yuasa) in the Kyoto-Shiga region.
Organizational change to Kyoto Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
Becomes a designated service station for Nippon Denzo Co., Ltd. (now Denso Co., Ltd.).
Relocated headquarters to 113-1 Koizumi-cho, Gojō-dori, Hori-kawa Higashi-iri, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto. Becomes a designated service station for Sawatani Electric Co., Ltd. and Nikko Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
Renamed to Kyōji Yuasa Electric Co., Ltd. and established a new South Sales Office at 8 Makie-cho, Kyōshōin, Minami-ku, Kyoto. Organizational change to a corporation.
Established a new Shiga Sales Office at Seta, Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture.
Merged headquarters and South Sales Office into a Sales Headquarters at 12-2 Kannon-dō-cho, Kyōshōin, Minami-ku, Kyoto.
Relocated the Shiga Sales Office to 81 Oubun-cho, Kusatsu City, Shiga Prefecture.
Becomes an agent for NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Co., Ltd. (now NTT Docomo). Operates 3 Docomo shops in the Kyoto area and 6 in the Shiga area.
Relocated headquarters functions from Minami-ku, Kyoto to Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto.
Established a Denso Diagnostic Station at the Kyoto Branch (headquarters factory).
Established a Denso Diagnostic Station at the Shiga Branch.
Operated a solar power generation system in Miyazaki Prefecture.
Transitioned to a three-division structure, with the Electrical Equipment Division and System Sales reorganized into the Systems Division.
Opened the company‑led in‑house childcare center "Mori no Kodomo no Mori" at the Docomo Shop Mori‑yama branch.
Installed the well "Samagai no Mizu" in front of the headquarters and opened it to the public.
Reorganized into a four‑division structure (Media Division and Corporate Sales were reorganized into the "Corporate Division").
Made Japan Software Brain Co., Ltd. a group company.
Made Adver Co., Ltd. a group company.
Made Next Science Co., Ltd. a group company.
Japan Software Brain Co., Ltd. and Next Science Co., Ltd. merged to form the new company "Next Brain Co., Ltd.".
Renamed to Asconnex Co., Ltd.
Kusatsu City has begun accepting applications for a subsidy program to support the expansion and productivity improvement of small and medium-sized enterprises. The maximum subsidy amount is 1 million yen, and details about eligible expenses and application periods are provided.
Using Google Sites, you can easily create a mobile-friendly page without any specialized knowledge. This sample introduces the page of AK Design Inc., emphasizing that it can be beautifully displayed with just photos and text. Amid the rapid flow of social media posts, it highlights the importance of a basic information center where company information can always be viewed.
Asconex Co., Ltd. conducts on-site demonstrations for heatstroke prevention and proposes effective measures. Taking conventional challenges and trade-offs into account, it looks for solutions that reduce costs and management workloads.
On June 18, 2026, Docomo Shop Nishioji Station Front relocated to the second floor of Aeon Kyoto Rakunan Shopping Center and reopened with a refreshed design. The new location is convenient for shoppers and drivers, and its hours have been extended to 9 p.m. Staff will continue supporting customers’ digital lifestyles.
Teams has spread among small and medium-sized businesses as a tool that combines web meetings, chat, and file sharing to streamline reporting, communication, and consultation. It also enables real-time communication and schedule management as alternatives to traditional email and attachments.
Asconex’s Spot Bazooka provides targeted cooling at lower cost and can reduce the perceived temperature to 14°C. Case studies in Kyoto Prefecture and Kyoto City show improved temperatures at food factories and logistics warehouses. Demonstration units are available for companies considering adoption.
In April 2026, Apple substantially updated its business offerings under the new Apple Business name. This enables companies to standardize smartphone management and use, improving work efficiency and security. It also helps move organizations away from manual processes and individual device setup, with expected benefits for competitiveness.
Asconex says adopting an automatic roll-call system can reduce the workload of transport managers and lower costs. 24-hour availability and remote management improve working conditions and prevent human error. Since 2025, automatic pre-duty roll calls have also been available, adding convenience.
Asconex Co., Ltd. discusses the problems with sharing documents as email attachments and recommends using web apps such as Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 for more efficient document creation and sharing. These tools help manage and find the latest versions and support work from any location, improving productivity. The company also emphasizes the importance of becoming familiar with them quickly.
In March 2026, Asconex Co., Ltd. submitted notifications for general construction and electrical work businesses to Kyoto Prefecture, and they were formally accepted. The required procedures under applicable laws have now been completed.