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Kabaya Foods Co., Ltd. founded.
Ohayo Dairy Products Co., Ltd. (formerly Dai Nippon Dairy Co., Ltd.) founded.
Excel Pack Kabaya Co., Ltd. (formerly Shin-Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.) founded.
Square Building Co., Ltd. (formerly Fuji Building Co., Ltd.) founded.
Setouchi Economic Report Co., Ltd. founded.
Fuji Logistics Co., Ltd. (formerly Ohayo Transport Co., Ltd.) founded.
Tokyo Leisure Development Co., Ltd. founded.
S-by-L Kabaya Co., Ltd. (formerly Kabaya Kobori Juken Co., Ltd.) founded.
Ikeda Pet Farm Co., Ltd. founded.
Total Assist Kabaya Co., Ltd. (formerly O.N. Enterprise Co., Ltd.) founded.
Okayama Information Business College established.
System Mate Co., Ltd. founded.
Nippon Kabaya Ohayo Holdings established.
S-by-L Kabaya Co., Ltd. renamed Life Design Kabaya Co., Ltd. Fuji Logistics Co., Ltd. and System Mate Co., Ltd. integrated their businesses. Link & Linkage Co., Ltd. and Ohayo Biotechnologies Co., Ltd. were established. Ikeda Pet Farm Co., Ltd. renamed Life Partner Ikeda Co., Ltd.
Ohayo Holdings Co., Ltd. has installed one of Japan's largest large-scale displays at Terminal Square in front of Okayama Station, and will begin operation on October 5, 2026. The lighting ceremony was held on October 2. The display will function as an information infrastructure to broadcast Okayama's charm.
The 8th Okayama Children’s Future Musical “Harold!” was performed at Okayama Mirai Hall on September 22 and 23, 2026. Ohayo Holdings and Life Design Kabaya co-hosted the event as a local cultural creation project to support children’s development. A performance was also held in Osaka last year.
Ohayo Holdings Co., Ltd. will install one of Japan’s largest digital screens at Terminal Square in front of Okayama Station and begin operating it on October 5, 2026. Group company Ohayo Dairy acquired the naming rights, and the screen will be called Terminal Square Ohayo Vision. It aims to share information about Okayama and the region and become a city landmark.
Ohayo Holdings Co., Ltd. extends its condolences to those affected by the Kumamoto earthquake and has expressed its intention to support recovery and reconstruction.
Mao Yamazaki, a second-year junior high school student, has been selected to play Minori in the eighth Okayama Children’s Future Musical “Harold!,” produced by Ohayo Holdings Co., Ltd. She said she is determined to give her all to the role.
As part of its second medium- to long-term management plan, Ohayo Dairy has partnered with a U.S. venture capital firm to establish a corporate venture capital fund of approximately ¥8 billion. The fund is intended to accelerate overseas expansion and strengthen the company’s food tech business, creating new food experiences.
Effective July 6, 2026, Nippon Kabaya-Ohayo Holdings Co., Ltd. changed its name to Ohayo Holdings Co., Ltd. The change is part of a structural reform to respond to changes in the business environment, support group growth, and strengthen the management foundation.
Effective April 1, 2026, Atsushi Fujimoto replaced Yoko Yamazaki as Representative Director of Ohayo Dairy. Yamazaki will continue as Representative Director and CEO of Nippon Kabaya-Ohayo Holdings. The change, based on the group’s medium- to long-term management plan, is intended to accelerate decision-making and encourage business initiatives.
The homecoming performance of the eighth Okayama Children’s Future Musical “Harold!” will be held at Okayama Mirai Hall in September 2026. The 2025 Osaka performances sold out and received high praise in Japan and abroad. Auditions will also be held for children who live in or are from Okayama.
Lookalike products resembling Ohayo Dairy’s BRULEE ice cream series have appeared on the market. They are unrelated to Ohayo Dairy, although their packaging looks similar and bears the company’s logo and manufacturer name.