Heidi Hidaka Co., Ltd.

Founded by the current chairman, Chinese restaurant "Raikaku Ken" in Miyamachi, Omiya Ward, Saitama City

Opened "Raikaku Ken" Omiya Minami Ginza branch

Relocated headquarters to Yoshikicho, Omiya Ward, Saitama City

Reorganized from a limited company to a corporation. Opened "Raikaku Ken" Omiya Nishi Exit branch

Established a food supply subsidiary, Hidaka Foods Corporation, in Mihashi, Omiya Ward, Saitama City, and started producing noodles and gyoza.

Established a food supply subsidiary, Hidaka Foods Co., Ltd., in Saitama City Omiya Ward, Mihashi, and started production of noodles and gyoza

Relocated headquarters to Sakuragi-cho, Omiya Ward, Saitama City

As the first store in Tokyo, opened "Ramen Hidaka Akabane Store" in Kita Ward, Akabane

Relocated headquarters to Mihashi, Omiya Ward, Saitama City. The number of stores exceeds 20

Started developing a new business format, Izakaya "Bunrakuza". Opened the first store in Sakuragi-cho, Omiya Ward, Saitama City

Started developing the new business format "Ramen Hall". Opened the first store as "Omiya Ramen Hall Ichibangai Store" in Miyamachi, Omiya Ward, Saitama City

Started developing the new business format "Tainan Market". Opened the first store as "Tainan Market Omiya East Exit Store" in Miyamachi, Omiya Ward, Saitama City

As the first store in Tokyo's entertainment district, opened "Shinjuku Ramen Hall Kabukicho Store" in Kabukicho, Shinjuku Ward. Subsequently, expansion in downtown entertainment districts accelerated.

Relocated headquarters to Daimoncho, Omiya Ward, Saitama City

Absorbed and merged the food supply subsidiary, Hidaka Foods Corporation

Changed the trade name to "Heidi Hidaka Co., Ltd." and established a symbol mark and brand mark

Registered the company's stock on the Japan Securities Dealers Association over-the-counter

Started developing the current main business format, "Hidakaya". Opened the first store as "Hidakaya Shinjuku East Exit Store"

As the first store in Kanagawa Prefecture, opened "Ramen Hall Kawasaki Ginryugai Store" in Kawasaki City, Kawasaki Ward

Opened "Hidakaya Roppongi Store" and achieved a total of 100 stores

Received the "Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award" in the 11th Excellent Food Service Business Operators and New Business Development Division Awards

Achieved sales of 10 billion yen (fiscal year ending February 2004)

Opened

Full-scale operation of Gyoda Factory begins

Our company's shares are listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section

Opened "Hidakaya Nishiogikubo South Exit Store". Achieved a total of 150 stores with this

Received the first "Denmark Food and Agriculture Minister's Award" in the food service industry

Our company's shares are designated on the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section

Started development of new business format "Yakitori Hidakaya". Opened the first store as "Yakitori Hidakaya Kawaguchi Station East Exit Store"

Opened "Hidakaya Chigasaki North Exit Store" and achieved a total of 200 stores

Won the "Food Service Award 2008" hosted by the Food Service Industry Journalists Association. Achieved sales of 20 billion yen (fiscal year ending February 2009)

Opened "Hidakaya Nishi-Kasai North Exit Store". Achieved a total of 250 stores

Including 3 franchise stores, achieved the target of 300 stores at the time of stock listing

Opened "Hidakaya Bar Oyama Store" as the first store in Tochigi Prefecture. Started expanding stores in the North Kanto area

Expanded Gyoda Factory (site area: 3,200 tsubo → 6,650 tsubo)

Opened "Hidakaya Ryugasaki East Exit Store" as the first store in Ibaraki Prefecture

Achieved 400 stores including franchise stores

Achieved sales of 40 billion yen

Relocated headquarters to Omiya Mon Gate SQUARE

Opened "Hidakaya E-Site Takasaki Store" as the first store in Gunma Prefecture. Expanded stores in the Kanto 1 Metropolis and 6 Prefectures

Celebrated the 50th anniversary of founding

Open a "Hidakaya Niigata Station Bandai Exit Store" through a franchise agreement with Ocean System