Food and beverage and lodging businessConstruction business focused on road construction, civil engineering, and exterior constructionPlanning and sales of uniformsSale of sauna heaters and proposal and construction of sauna spacesConstruction material recycling business (group company)
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Kyoto Gousai Co., Ltd.
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Nishinippon Expressway Maintenance Kansai Co., Ltd.
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Established the predecessor Meisei Construction Industry Factory.
Founded in 1952. Based in Kyoto, we handle road construction, civil engineering, and exterior construction projects.
Founded Meisei Construction Industry Co., Ltd. under registration by the Governor of Kyoto Prefecture.
Capital increased to 3 million yen.
Capital increased to 6 million yen.
Capital increased to 10 million yen.
Established Kyoto Asphalt Mix Plant in Nagaokakyō City.
Capital increased to 20 million yen.
Established a branch office in Kitakawata, Kitakawata District, Kyoto Prefecture.
Moved to the current location with the new headquarters building and completed parking lot.
Opened a sales office in Moriyama City, Shiga Prefecture.
Capital increased to 30 million yen.
Obtained a special construction industry license from the Ministry of Construction.
Capital increased to 60 million yen.
Capital increased to 80 million yen.
Opened Osaka Branch in Chuo-ku, Osaka City.
Promoted Shiga Sales Office to Shiga Branch.
Established a new office at Kyoto Asphalt Composite Plant.
Expanded the composite silo at Kyoto Asphalt Composite Plant to three units.
Installed a computer‑controlled recycling plant at Kyoto Asphalt Composite Plant.
Installed a Callgate silo (400 t × 8 units) at Kyoto Asphalt Composite Plant.
Expanded the technical department testing room at Kyoto Asphalt Composite Plant.
Engaged in infrastructure recovery work for the Hanshin Awaji Great Earthquake.
Installed three special silos for Laxix and a 1 t mixer at Kyoto Asphalt Composite Plant.
Built a new North Kuwata Branch Office in Kitakuwata District, Kyoto Prefecture.
Changed the residential address of Shiga Branch to 5‑11‑9, Koshibe, Miyasaki City.
Added seven construction industry permit categories: "Tō, Ishi, Kō, Shū, Nyu, En, Mizu."
Promoted North Kuwata Branch Office to Nandan Branch.
Relocated Osaka Branch to 2‑19, Kitahama‑East, Chuo‑ku, Osaka City.
Appointed the fourth President.
Headquarters renovation (2013–2015 fiscal years).
Renovated headquarters parking lot.
Introduced the latest recycling unit at Kyoto Asphalt Composite Plant.
Added "Kai" to construction industry permit categories.
Signed a uniform partnership contract with Okoshiyasu Kyoto AC Co., Ltd. (Chest area).
Uniform overhaul.
Enjin founded (February 2022, first event).
Shiga branch renovation.
Harvia showroom opened.
TaLaBrew opened.
Mei-Ching Construction Boat Division established.
Support to Ryukoku University Boat Club began.
ISO 9001 certification obtained.
ISO 14001 certification obtained.
TaLaVoyage opened.
Meisei Construction Industry Co., Ltd. has relaunched its corporate website to make it clearer and more convenient. The company revised the design and structure and improved viewing on smartphones. It plans to continue enhancing the information it shares.
Meisei Construction Industry Co., Ltd. will hold the pre-opening of TaLaBrew, a cafe space in the Makino area of Takashima, Shiga Prefecture, on July 21, 2025. It offers lunches made with seasonal ingredients and carefully prepared drinks in a quiet setting. Service will be provided as usual during the pre-opening, while operations continue to develop.
On May 13, 2025, Shiga complex TaLaVoyage released a limited run of 1,000 copies of Hear and There, a sound and visual book created by musician Kei Yamamoto and photographer Mitsuyuki Nakajima. It is the culmination of an experimental project to share Shiga’s lesser-known attractions.