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WAKACHIKU CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD.

若築建設株式会社
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
881
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
23-18-2 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
Chief executive
Mikihiko Nagakami
Capital
11,304,007,000  (113 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
825 people
Employees (consolidated)
881 people
Start date
1890-05-23
End date
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Business

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Domestic and overseas construction worksMarine DevelopmentRegional and Urban DevelopmentConstruction ConsultingManagement BusinessReal estate businessEnvironmental maintenance and preservation
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History

76 EVENTS

Wakizuki Construction was founded in 1900 (Meiji 23) with the purpose of building and operating the Kokura Wakimatsu Port in KitakyushuSources

The Wakimatsu Port expansion project at the time of founding enabled large-scale supply of high-quality coal and supported the development of modern JapanSources

Wakatsuki Construction was founded in 1900 with the purpose of building and operating Wakamiya Port in Kitakyushu. The initial Wakamiya Port expansion project enabled the large-scale supply of high-quality coal, supporting the development of modern Japan.Sources

1908: Petition to the prefecture to establish a dredging companySources

1909: Plan to establish Wakamiya Port Construction Company with a capital of 600,000 yen is finalizedSources

1910: May 23 is designated as the founding day of Wakamiya Port Construction Company: Company building at the time of founding: Wakamiya Port construction work beginsSources

1912: Obtained a license to collect port dues from January 1, 1913Sources

1913: Company renamed to Wakamiya Port Construction Co., Ltd.Sources

1917: Construction of the Fujinoki Nishi Island reclamation project (–1921): Fujinoki reclamation workSources

1919: Ordered bucket dredging vessels Second Sea Maru and Third Sea Maru from the UK: Second Sea Maru: Third Sea MaruSources

Meiji 39: Completion of the first and second expansion works at Wakamatsu PortSources

1928: New company building constructed: Newly built company buildingSources

1923: Started operation of seven Priestman dredging machinesSources

1925: Started operation of sand-pump dredging vessel Wakamiya Maru (80 hp) and completed construction of the Hamafune fumigation plantSources

Taisho 6: Completion of the third expansion works at Wakamatsu PortSources

1936: Completed the one-character coastline reclamation and seawall construction at Shibata District under the commission of the town council: Completed one-character wharfSources

1943: Awarded at the 20th anniversary celebration of Wakamiya CitySources

1948: Port dues collection abolished on March 31; revised articles approved due to change of company purpose, expanding into harbor constructionSources

1950: Approved completion of the first phase of the fourth expansion of Wakamiya PortSources

1955: Construction of 100 housing units for war victims by Wakamiya City beginsSources

Showa 21: Formation of employee union (labor union)Sources

Showa 22: Start of construction of Ashiya Occupation Military WharfSources

Showa 24: Application for construction business registrationSources

1950: Implementation of the president system due to amendment of the articles of incorporationSources

1953: Construction of the 1000-horsepower dredging vessel First Wakizuki Maru at our shipyard: Opening of the Tokyo branchSources

1955: Completion approval of Phase 2 of the fourth expansion works at Wakimatsu PortSources

1956: Commencement of the Suna-machi works in Tokyo (self-embankment): Suna-machi embankment site: Commencement of the Idemitsu Kosan Tokuyama refinery works: Idemitsu Kosan Tokuyama refinery wharf and Dolphin worksSources

Showa 33: Completion of new headquarters buildingSources

Showa 34: Opening of Tokyo headquarters; start of Ariake artificial island construction; start of Ishihara reclamation works in Yokkaichi City (company reclamation) (-1966); Ishihara company reclamation seawall worksSources

1961: Listing of our shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

1962: Listing of our shares on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Showa 38: Completion of Inage reclamation works 1 (company reclamation) in Chiba Prefecture; Inage reclamation worksSources

1965: Renaming to Wakizuki Construction Co., Ltd.Sources

1969: Membership in the Japan Construction Industry AssociationSources

1970: Commencement of the construction of the Aogawara Housing ComplexSources

1972: Merger with Kawada Industrial Co., Ltd.Sources

1976: Commencement of the Suez dredging works: Commencement of the lower section works of the Hon-4 Connection Bridge at Omuro Bridge: Lower section works of the Omuro Bridge: Commencement of the Fukuoka City subway works: Fukuoka City subway worksSources

1978: Commencement of the Koyama Super Construction WorksSources

1980: First residential subdivision in Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture: Development of wave‑break blocks (Pylock)Sources

Showa 58: Adoption of new company emblemSources

1985: Development of the seated stone‑smoothing method: Commencement of the Haneda offshore ground improvement worksSources

Showa 61: Start of construction of seawall and embankment works in Ground Improvement Zone 3 at Kansai AirportSources

1990: Issuance of a split‑type new‑share subscription bond with a guarantee from Doru Bank (100 million USD): Commencement of the western works of the Tokyo Bay Crossing Road on the Kisarazu artificial islandSources

Heisei 2: Start of land consolidation project in Kiyose District; 100th anniversary of foundingSources

1993: Commencement of the main construction of the Yanagawa Dam: Yanagawa Dam (Chiba Prefecture)Sources

1994: Development of the skyscraper‑rotor high‑concentration dredging methodSources

1995: Development of the offshore underwater vibro‑stone‑smoothing methodSources

Heisei 7: Start of Kobe New Port West disaster recovery worksSources

1997: Commencement of the construction of the Mondo Port Building and Hotel: Mondo Port Building, Hotel (Fukuoka Prefecture): Establishment of quality assurance policySources

1998: Completion of the Wakimatsu Main Store and opening of the Wakichiku Historical Museum: Wakimatsu Main Store, Wakichiku Historical Museum (Fukuoka Prefecture)Sources

Heisei 10: Development of pipe-in-mix solidification treatment method (W-pipe mix method)Sources

2000: Establishment of Wakamatsu Life Research Institute: Commencement of construction of Trincomalee Port in Sri Lanka: Commencement of land consolidation project in Yoshishi, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture: Yoshishi residential land development (Fukuoka Prefecture)Sources

2001: Commencement of seawall construction at Chubu International Airport: Installation of a submerged foundation using the Plying Pontoon method (submerged road construction at central port area of Iwaki Port)Sources

2002: Development of a slope‑adapted stone‑smoothing method: Marine Picker (slope‑adapted stone‑smoothing vessel with inclined rod tamper): Commencement of emergency restoration work for navigation lights and fender facilities at Dili Port, East TimorSources

2003: Development of a water‑retaining sheet method (Geomarine) for seawall at a marine waste disposal site: Sale of Dimension Akama Station Front (apartment) in Sumiyoshi City, Fukuoka Prefecture: Dimension Akama Station Front (Fukuoka Prefecture)Sources

2004: Commencement of new construction of Kouto Elementary School in Nagasaki Prefecture: Kouto Elementary School (Nagasaki Prefecture): Development of beach sand control technology (DRIM method)Sources

2005: Proposal for offshore wind farm (wind power generation)Sources

2006: Commencement of external works for runway D at Tokyo International Airport: Commencement of tsunami disaster recovery works in Sri Lanka and Maldives due to the Sumatra earthquake: Commencement of improvement works for San Juan del Sur fishing port in Nicaragua: Participation in the PFI project for the Ishinomaki District Regional Administrative Office Fire Department Headquarters (with Ishinomaki Fire Station) relocation and renovation project: Ishinomaki District Regional Administrative Office Fire Department Headquarters (Miyagi Prefecture): Development of 100% copper slag fine aggregate concreteSources

2007: Development of a large‑scale fish reef system centered on cast‑iron frame and timber fish reefs: Development of RC-Doctor, a survey and diagnostic system for reinforced concrete structures: Development of bridge pier repair technology using underwater work containers (PREDAM method): PREDAM installation conceptSources

2008: Development of an automatic winch system for the underside of piers: Commencement of construction of the new Manara Bridge in Sri Lanka and related road improvement planSources

2009: Development of a marine habitat foundation: Commencement of seawall construction for the final disposal site of waste at Iwaki Port No.3: Commencement of construction of Male Second Girls Middle School in Maldives: Male Second Girls Middle SchoolSources

2010: Research on mudflat creation using recycled glass granulated sandSources

2011: New inspection method for port steel structures: Application of non‑contact vortex flaw detector (INCOTEST) for thickness measurement underwater: Research on marine environmental restoration using calcia‑modified soil: Commencement of central function improvement works at Jaffna Education Hospital in Sri Lanka: Central function building of Jaffna Education HospitalSources

2012: Contracted disaster waste disposal work (Ishinomaki Block): Development of decontamination and volume reduction technology for contaminated soil using a high‑performance cleaning deviceSources

2013: Commencement of construction of Manmuna Bridge in Sri LankaSources

2014: Development of angle‑control device for grab dredging bucketSources

2015: Construction of grab dredging vessel and fully rotating crane vessel "Wakazuru‑maru"Sources

2016: Commencement of major national highway bridge construction in Sri Lanka – Package 1: Renovation of the technology research instituteSources

2017: Commencement of safety improvement plan for Apia Port in SamoaSources

2018: Development of technology to prevent spread of contamination during grab dredgingSources

2019: Awarded the i‑Construction Grand Prize – Excellent AwardSources

Reiwa 1: Awarded the Special Award for the 4th Kenetsu Komachi Activity Promotion RecognitionSources

Reiwa 2: Celebrating 130th anniversary: Established the Offshore Wind Development Office to strengthen response to offshore wind power generation businessSources

Reiwa 3: Development of sediment reduction technology using centrifugal dewatering machine for dredgingSources

Reiwa 4: TCFD: Information disclosure based on recommendations: Concrete: AI: Development of a compaction management systemSources

Reiwa 5: Certified as a Health Management Excellence Corporation in 2023Sources

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News

11 ARTICLES

Announcement of President Nagakawa interview published in "President Directory"Sources

An interview article featuring Mr. Nagakawa, President and CEO of Wakatsuki Construction Co., Ltd., has been published in Japan's largest executive interview media, "President Directory". Please take a look.

Japan Wind Farm Construction to exhibit at 18th International Wind Energy Expo (Autumn)Sources

Japan Wind Farm Construction Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the 18th International Wind Energy Expo (Autumn) at Makuhari Messe from September 9 to 11, 2026. At booth E10-24, it will display JWFC SUNRISE, a self-elevating platform (SEP) vessel for offshore wind construction. Visitors can register for admission using the badge registration form on the official website.

Promotion of Demonstration Research on Seaweed Bed Creation at Hakodate Port West BreakwaterSources

Wakatsuki Construction conducted demonstration research on seaweed bed creation and blue carbon absorption in the shallow area of the calcium-modified soil at Hakodate Port West Breakwater, and summarized the results.

Wakatsuki Construction Exhibits at WIND EXPO in SpringSources

Wakatsuki Construction will exhibit at the 17th International Wind Power Exhibition held at Tokyo Big Sight from March 17 to 19, 2026, introducing onshore large wind turbine installation methods and offshore wind power technologies.

Wakazuki Construction Joins the Floating Offshore Wind Construction System Research ConsortiumSources

Wakazuki Construction leveraged its marine civil engineering experience to contribute to the introduction and promotion of floating offshore wind power by joining FLOWCON.

Wakatsuki Construction Achieves Two-Star Eletoshi CertificationSources

Wakatsuki Construction Co., Ltd. has been recognized for its initiatives to promote the active participation of women and has received a two-star Eletoshi certification from the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare.

Wakatsuki Construction Wins Bronze at EcoVadis Sustainability RatingsSources

Wakatsuki Construction Co., Ltd. has received a bronze medal for two consecutive years in EcoVadis' sustainability assessment.

Wakatsuki Construction, WIND EXPO Autumn DebutSources

Wakatsuki Construction will make its first appearance at the 14th International Wind Power Exhibition held at Makuhari Messe from September 17, 2024, for four days, introducing onshore large wind turbine installation methods and jointly owned wind power related technologies.

Wakatsuki Construction Recognized as Eco-First CompanySources

Wakatsuki Construction Co., Ltd. has been recognized under the Ministry of the Environment's Eco-First program for its environmentally conscious initiatives.

Wakatsuki Construction Registered as Minato SDGs PartnerSources

Wakatsuki Construction Co., Ltd. has been registered as a Minato SDGs Partner to promote SDGs among port-related companies.

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Public records

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National Tax Agency basic information6290801012011
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
若築建設株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ワカチクケンセツ
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒808-0024 福岡県北九州市若松区浜町1丁目4番7号
Postal code
8080024
Prefecture code
40
City code
103
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2018-07-18
Change date
2015-10-05
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
5296650
METI gBizINFO6290801012011
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
6290801012011
Trade name
若築建設株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ワカチクケンセツ
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
福岡県北九州市若松区浜町1丁目4番7号
Postal code
8080024
Prefecture
福岡県
Prefecture code
40
City or district
北九州市若松区
City code
103
Street address
浜町1丁目4番7号
Organisation type
301
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長  長廻 幹彦
Capital
11374000000
Employees
768
Employees (male)
689
Employees (female)
79
Business summary
総合建設業
Website URL
https://www.wakachiku.co.jp/csr/next_generation.html
Year founded
Business category
D:建設業
Date established
1890-05-23
Unified government qualification - grade
|B|B|
Unified government qualification - business items
210|212|224|229|303|308|310|315
Update date
2018-07-18
Key information
6290801012011
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