Since its founding in 1938, Nissin Group has challenged itself to create new logistics services needed by society amid turbulent times.
December 1938: Established "Nisshin Transport Co., Ltd." in Kawasaki City
Established "Nissin Transport Co., Ltd." in Kawasaki City.
October 1942: Moved head office to Yokohama City
Relocated headquarters to Yokohama City.
March 1946: Changed company name to "Nisshin Trading Co., Ltd."
Changed trade name to "Nissin Trading Co., Ltd."
May 1947: Moved head office to 6-84 Onaricho, Naka Ward, Yokohama City
Relocated headquarters to 6-84 Onaricho, Naka-ku, Yokohama City.
November 1948: Established Kobe branch
Established Kobe Branch.
January 1950: Changed company name to "Nisshin Transport Warehouse Co., Ltd."
Changed trade name to "Nissin Transport & Warehousing Co., Ltd."
April 1950: Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
April 1950: Started port cargo handling business at Yokohama Port
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Started port cargo handling business at Yokohama Port
July 1954: Completed head office building (former head office)
Completion of the head office building (former main office)
November 1954: Established Tokyo branch
Established Tokyo branch
Our company has been focusing on China logistics business since before the normalization of China-Japan diplomatic relations in 1972, including receiving transportation and installation orders for the first international product exhibition held in Tokyo and Osaka in 1955.
June 1956: Acquired land and buildings of Kanagawa Warehouse from Kanagawa Pier Warehouse and started operations
Acquired Kanagawa Wharf land and buildings from Kanagawa Warehouse and started operations
May 1958: Established Osaka branch
Established Osaka branch
December 1959: Opened Sapporo sales office
Opened Sapporo sales office
In the 1960s, the development of international integrated transportation such as the Siberia Land Bridge and Sea & Air business became a key step in establishing a solid position as a global logistics company.
April 1960: Opened Kawasaki sales office
Opened Kawasaki sales office
August 1961: Completed Kanagawa Pier, started pier operations as Nisshin Pier
Completed Kanagawa Wharf, started wharf business as Nisshin Wharf
In 1965, we pioneered the transportation of Finnish oak using the Siberian Railway ahead of the industry.
In 1965, starting with the pioneering transportation of oak wood to Finland using the Siberian Railway, actively expanded the Siberia Land Bridge transportation business.
In 1968, we partnered with Air Canada and launched Sea & Air services between Japan and Europe and Central and South America.
In 1968, partnered with Air Canada, which was not operating at the time, to start Sea and Air business between Japan and Europe and Central and South America.
April 1969: Established Chiba branch
Established Chiba branch
July 1969: Established Sapporo branch
Established Sapporo branch
In 1973, we established the U.S. Nissin, our first overseas subsidiary, and later expanded to Singapore, London, and Canada, building a global network covering 24 countries and regions with 36 bases.
In the 1970s, responded to active overseas expansion by Japanese companies, focusing on strengthening service systems in various overseas locations.
May 1973: Listed on the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange
Listed on the First Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange
In December 1973, we established our first overseas subsidiary, U.S. Nissin.
December 1973: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT U.S.A., INC." in the United States
Established "Nissin America," the company's first overseas local subsidiary, in December 1973.
Established a local subsidiary in the U.S., "NISSIN INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT U.S.A., INC."
January 1974: Established local subsidiary "Nisshin Transport Warehouse (Hong Kong) Limited" in Hong Kong
Established a local subsidiary in Hong Kong, "Nissin Transport & Warehouse (Hong Kong) Limited"
July 1975: Established London Branch
Opened London branch
April 1978: Separated the Air Passenger Department and established "Nissin Air Service Co., Ltd."
Separated the air passenger department and established "Nissin Air Service Co., Ltd."
In 1981, we opened an office in Beijing.
Opened Beijing Representative Office.
April 1981: Separated Sapporo Branch and established "Hokkaido Nissin Transport & Warehouse Co., Ltd." (current trade name: Hokkaido Nissin Co., Ltd.)
Separated Sapporo branch and established "Hokkaido Nissin Transport & Warehouse Co., Ltd." (current trade name: Hokkaido Nissin Co., Ltd.)
October 1981: Merged various offices in Tokyo area and established Tokyo Office (5 Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
Consolidated offices in Tokyo area and established Tokyo office (5 Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
March 1983: Acquired license for air transportation business and established "Nissin Air Cargo Co., Ltd."
Established "Nissin Air Cargo Co., Ltd." upon obtaining license for air transportation business
October 1983: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN TRANSPORT (S) PTE. LTD." in Singapore
October 1983: Separated London Branch and established local subsidiary "NISSIN (U.K.) LTD." in the UK
Established a local subsidiary in Singapore, "NISSIN TRANSPORT (S) PTE.LTD."
Separated London branch and established a local subsidiary in the UK, "NISSIN (U.K.) LTD."
In 1984, we dissolved the London branch and established the local subsidiary British Nissin.
The London branch was developed into a local subsidiary, "Nissin UK."
October 1984: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN TRANSPORT (CANADA) INC." in Canada
Established a local subsidiary in Canada, "NISSIN TRANSPORT (CANADA) INC."
In 1985, we established the Canadian subsidiary Canada Nissin.
January 1985: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN TRANSPORT GmbH" in West Germany
Established the Canadian local subsidiary "Nissin Canada."
Established a local subsidiary in West Germany, "NISSIN TRANSPORT GmbH"
October 1985: Changed trade name to "Nissin Corporation" (current trade name)
Changed trade name from "Nissin Corporation" to the current trade name
October 1987: Established local subsidiary "SIAM NISTRANS CO., LTD." in Thailand
Established a local subsidiary in Thailand, "SIAM NISTRANS CO.,LTD."
December 1987: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN TRANSPORT GES.MBH" in Austria
Established a local subsidiary in Austria, "NISSIN TRANSPORT GES.MBH"
October 1988: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN TRANSPORTES ESPANA S.A." in Spain
Established a local subsidiary in Spain, "NISSIN TRANSPORTES ESPANA S.A."
April 1992: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN FRANCE S.A.S." in France
Established a local subsidiary in France, "NISSIN FRANCE S.A.S."
August 1992: Established joint venture "Shanghai Gaoxin Logistics Co., Ltd." in Shanghai, China (current trade name: Shanghai Gaoxin International Logistics Co., Ltd.)
Established a joint venture in Shanghai, China, "Shanghai Gaoxin Trading Co., Ltd." (current trade name: Shanghai Gaoxin International Logistics Co., Ltd.)
June 1994: Established local subsidiary "NISTRANS (M) Sdn. Bhd." in Malaysia
Established a local subsidiary in Malaysia, "NISTRANS (M) SDN.BHD."
February 1995: Established joint venture "Changshu Nissin China Foreign Transport Co., Ltd." in Changshu, China
Established a joint venture in Changshu City, China, "Changshu Nissin China Foreign Transport Co., Ltd."
March 1995: Established "Nissin Airport Service Co., Ltd." handling ground services at Kansai International Airport
Established "Nissin Airport Service Co., Ltd." handling ground services at Kansai International Airport
March 1997: Established joint venture "Jiangsu Nissin Foreign Transport Co., Ltd." in Nanjing, China (current trade name: Risshin International Logistics Co., Ltd.)
Established a joint venture in Nanjing, China, "Jiangsu Nissin Foreign Transport International Co., Ltd." (current trade name: Nissin International Logistics Co., Ltd.)
April 1997: Established local subsidiary "NISSIN BELGIUM N.V." in Belgium
Established a local subsidiary in Belgium, "NISSIN BELGIUM N.V."
December 1997: Establishment of a joint venture "NISSIN TRANSPORT PHILIPPINES CORPORATION" in the Philippines
Established a joint venture in the Philippines, "NISSIN TRANSPORT PHILIPPINES CORPORATION"
May 1999: Establishment of a joint venture "NISSIN ABC LOGISTICS PRIVATE LIMITED" in India
Established a joint venture in India, "NISSIN ABC LOGISTICS PRIVATE LIMITED"
July 2000: Establishment of a local subsidiary "NISTRANS INTERNACIONAL DE MEXICO, S.DE R.L.DE C.V." in Mexico
Established a local subsidiary in Mexico, "NISTRANS INTERNACIONAL DE MEXICO, S.DE R.L.DE C.V."
August 2004: Establishment of a local subsidiary "PT. NISSIN TRANSPORT INDONESIA" in Indonesia
Established a local subsidiary in Indonesia, "PT. NISSIN TRANSPORT INDONESIA"
In 2005, we established a joint venture with China's largest logistics company Sinotrans.
In 2005, established a joint venture with Sinotrans (China Chugoku Un-Long Group Co., Ltd.), China's largest logistics company.
March 2005: Establishment of a local subsidiary "LLC NISSIN RUS" in Moscow, Russia
Established a local subsidiary in Moscow, Russia, "LLC NISSIN RUS"
November 2005: Establishment of a joint venture "Chugai Un-Nippon International Freight Co., Ltd." in Beijing, China
Established a joint venture in Beijing, China, "China Foreign Transport - Nissin International Freight Co., Ltd."
May 2006: Establishment of a local subsidiary "NISSIN LOGISTICS (VN) CO., LTD." in Vietnam
Established a local subsidiary in Vietnam, "NISSIN LOGISTICS (VN) CO., LTD."
June 2007: Establishment of a local subsidiary "NISSIN LOGISTICS POLAND SP.ZO.O." in Poland
Establishment of a local subsidiary in Poland, "NISSIN LOGISTICS POLAND SP.ZO.O."
In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, we handled transportation of broadcasting equipment.
Handled transportation of broadcasting equipment for the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
During the Shanghai Expo 2009, we transported exhibits for the Japan Industry Pavilion and Osaka Pavilion.
Participated in transporting exhibits for the Japan Pavilion and Osaka Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo 2009, playing a key role in international major events.
November 2009: Made "Tsurumi Warehouse Co., Ltd." a subsidiary
Made "Tsurumi Warehouse Co., Ltd." a subsidiary
February 2012: Establishment of a joint venture "LAO NISSIN SMT CO., LTD" in Laos
Established a joint venture in Laos, "LAO NISSIN SMT CO., LTD"
June 2012: Establishment of a local subsidiary "Nisshin Warehousing (Shenzhen) Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd." in Shenzhen, China
Established a local subsidiary in Shenzhen, China, "NISSIN Logistics (Shenzhen) Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd."
October 2013: Made "Shanghai Gaoxin International Logistics Co., Ltd." a subsidiary
Made "Shanghai Gaoxin International Logistics Co., Ltd." a subsidiary
October 2014: Establishment of a joint venture "PT. NISSIN JAYA INDONESIA" in Indonesia
Established a joint venture in Indonesia, "PT.NISSIN JAYA INDONESIA"
May 2014: Relocated headquarters to the current address (Onoecho 6-chome, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture)
Relocated the head office to the current location (81 Onaricho, Chuo Ward, Yokohama City)
January 2017: Establishment of a local subsidiary "NISSIN INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS (M) SDN.BHD." in Malaysia
Established a local subsidiary in Malaysia, "NISSIN INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS (M) SDN.BHD."
March 2017: Made "Changshu Nissin Chugai Un-Transportation Co., Ltd." (current name: Nisshin (Changshu) International Logistics Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary
Made "Changshu Nissin Zhongwai Transportation Co., Ltd." (current name: Nissin (Changshu) International Logistics Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary
April 2019: Establishment of a joint venture "Nisshin Nitto International Logistics Co., Ltd." in Taiwan
Established a joint venture in Taiwan, "Nissin Nibo International Logistics Co., Ltd."
January 2022: Establishment of "Nisshin International Logistics Co., Ltd." in Shanghai, China
Established "Nisshin International Logistics Co., Ltd." in Shanghai, China
February 2022: Relocated Tokyo headquarters to the current address (1-6-4 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
Relocated Tokyo headquarters to the current location (6-4 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
April 2022: Transition to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market
Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market
January 2024: Acquired "Chugoku Un-Nissin International Freight Co., Ltd." as a subsidiary
Made "Chugoku Un-Nippon International Freight Co., Ltd." a subsidiary
October 2025: Delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market
Delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market
April 2026: Business transferred through absorption-type company split to BCJ-98 Inc.: BCJ-98 Inc. changed its trade name to "Nissin Corporation," and Nissin Corporation changed its trade name to "Nissin Asset Management"
Succeeded business through absorption-type merger into BCJ-98 Inc.: BCJ-98 Inc. changed its trade name to "Nissin Inc.", and Nissin Inc. changed its trade name to "Nissin Asset Management Inc."
On October 4, 2026, approximately 20 employees and their families participated in thinning and nature observation activities at Yadoriki Water Source Forest in Matsuda Town, Kanagawa Prefecture. This activity is part of Kanagawa Prefecture's Forest Regeneration Partner Program. To continue participating in the program, the company obtained a 'Forest CO2 Absorption Calculation Certificate' from Kanagawa Prefecture.
Nisshin Corporation will exhibit at Chemical Materials Japan 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight on November 26-27. At the booth, we will showcase hazardous material warehouses, the Kobe Chemical Center opened in October, and Denhartfu Nisshin's ISO tank container services. We will also display Panasonic's vacuum-insulated cooler "VIXELL" and propose solutions for the storage and transportation of chemicals.
Nisshin Corporation presented at the 43rd Circular Value Chain Consortium Seminar held on October 5, 2026, introducing the lithium‑ion battery recycling logistics solution 'LiBerth'. In the presentation, they explained the challenges of battery transportation and storage, the LiB box, and presented the results of a demonstration experiment conducted this summer, as well as the challenges and prospects identified from it.
Nisshin Corporation will exhibit at the BATTERY JAPAN International Secondary Battery Exhibition held at InterEx Osaka from November 18 to 20. At the booth, we will showcase the lithium‑ion battery circular logistics solution LiBerth and introduce it along with case studies on safe storage and transportation, and circular logistics.
Nisshin Corporation and Panasonic Corporation will co-host an online seminar on the design of transport for regenerative medicine products. The seminar will be held on November 4, 2026, and will introduce transport risks, required quality, transport design that balances quality and cost, and VIXELL use cases. Participation is free.
Nisshin Corporation will sponsor the Yokohama Marathon 2026, scheduled for October 25, 2026, as a Yokohama supporter again this year. They will serve as water station volunteers and support runners and event participants. The company aims to promote regional revitalization through sports promotion.
The Kobe Chemical Center, which our company constructed, was completed and the completion ceremony was held on October 8, 2026. It is equipped with hazardous material warehouses (refrigerated, frozen, and ambient temperature), high-pressure gas warehouses, general warehouses, etc., and supports import/export logistics and BCP measures. Opening is scheduled for October 13, 2026.
Nisshin Corporation and Kyushu Nisshin will jointly exhibit at the Asia Food Export Exhibition held in Fukuoka on October 28-29, 2026. Leveraging expertise in food export and international transport, they propose logistics solutions to food businesses aiming to expand their distribution channels in the Asian market.
Nisshin Corporation will hold an online seminar explaining the key points for estimating the effectiveness of reusable logistics containers. The seminar will include demonstrations comparing profitability, cost, and CO2 emissions.
Nissin Corporation will hold an online seminar presenting its LiBerth circular logistics solution and discussing the latest trends and value of lithium-ion batteries. The Kumamoto Logistics Center will also be introduced. The seminar will help address challenges in safely handling and storing lithium-ion batteries.