N.J. Holdings Co., Ltd.
株式会社エヌジェイホールディングス
NJ Holdings Inc. Alias
1991-12-11
TYO
Japan
Game Development
Mobile Communications Sales
Credit Card Payment Business
Corporate Solutions
3-8-2 Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0014, Japan
Fukuda Naohiro
592,845,020 JPY (5 100 millionJPY)
18 people
866 people

111 entries
DateDescription
1991-12 Established New Urban Science Research Institute Inc. with a capital of 20 million yen, engaging in comprehensive consulting on land utilization in Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto.
1991-12-11
1991-12-11 Established as New Urban Science Research Institute Co., Ltd. in Kyoto with a capital of 20,000,000 yen.
1995-11 Signed a primary agency contract with D.D.I. Kansai Pocket Phone Inc. (now SoftBank Corp.) to start mobile communication business.
1995-11 Signed a primary agency contract with DDI Kansai Pocket Phone Co., Ltd. (now SoftBank Corporation) to start mobile communication business.
1996-04 Signed a primary agency contract with NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Network Inc. (now NTT Docomo Inc.) to fully develop the mobile communication device business.
1996-04 Established Interbel Inc., a mobile device sales company.
1996-04 Signed a primary agency contract with NTT Kansai Mobile Communication Network Co., Ltd. (now NTT Docomo) to begin full-scale mobile device business.
1996-04 Established Interbel Co., Ltd., a mobile device sales company.
1996-05 Set up Docomo Shop Kawaramachi Marutamachi, the first Docomo Shop in Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto.
1996-05 Opened its first Docomo shop, Kawaramachi Marutamachi store, in Kyoto.
1996-08 Interbell Corporation concluded a primary agency contract with Kansai Cellular Telephone Co., Ltd. (now KDDI Corporation).
1996-08 Interbel Co., Ltd. signed a primary agency contract with KDDI Corporation (formerly KDD Kansai Cellular Phone Co., Ltd.).
1997-02 Opened a Tokyo branch in Shibuya, Tokyo, and expanded into the metropolitan area.
1997-02 Opened Tokyo branch in Shibuya, Tokyo.
1997-03 Changed the trade name to "Neppoku Japan Co., Ltd.".
1997-03 Changed company name to Neptune Japan Co., Ltd.
1998-07 Relocated the Tokyo branch to Sangenjaya, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, and established a Docomo Shop Sangenjaya store.
1998-07 Relocated Tokyo branch to Sangenjaya, Setagaya, Tokyo, and established Sangenjaya Docomo Shop.
1999-02 Interbell Corporation concluded a primary agency contract with Japan Mobile Communications Co., Ltd. (now KDDI Corporation).
1999-02 Interbel Co., Ltd. signed a primary agency contract with Japan Mobile Communications Co., Ltd. (now KDDI Corporation).
1999-06 Interbell Corporation concluded a primary agency contract with Tokyo Digital Phone Co., Ltd. (now SoftBank Corporation).
1999-06 Interbel Co., Ltd. signed a primary agency contract with Tokyo Digital Phone Co., Ltd. (now SoftBank Corporation).
2000-01 Interbell Corporation concluded a primary agency contract with Tuka Cellular Tokyo Co., Ltd. (now KDDI Corporation).
2000-01 Increased capital to 80,000 thousand yen.
2000-01 Interbel Co., Ltd. signed a primary agency contract with TU-KA Cellular Tokyo (now KDDI Corporation).
2000-01 Capital increased to 80,000,000 yen.
2000-02 Increased capital to 320,000 thousand yen.
2000-02 Capital increased to 320,000,000 yen.
2000-03 Increased capital to 401,075 thousand yen.
2000-03 Relocated headquarters to Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
2000-03 Capital increased to 401,075,000 yen and moved headquarters to Chuo, Tokyo.
2000-07 Interbell Corporation established Da Capi Isezaki Store as the first suburban-type combined sales store in Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture, and began operations in Northern Kanto.
2000-07 Established Da Capi Isezaki store in Gunma Prefecture, beginning sales in Northern Kanto.
2000-08 Established Docomo Mall Meito Hachimae Store in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, and expanded into the Tokai region.
2000-08 Opened Docomo Mall Meito Hachimae store in Nagoya, expanding into Tokai region.
2002-10 Interbell Corporation concluded primary agency contracts with J-Phone Kansai Co., Ltd. (now SoftBank Corporation) and J-Phone East Japan Co., Ltd. (now SoftBank Corporation).
2002-10 Interbel Co., Ltd. signed primary agency contracts with J-Phone Kansai Co., Ltd. and J-Phone East Japan Co., Ltd. (both now SoftBank).
2004-04 Merged with Interbell Corporation.
2004-04 Absorbed Interbel Co., Ltd.
2004-12 Relocated headquarters to Yaesu, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
2004-12 Relocated headquarters to Yaesu, Chuo, Tokyo.
2006-04 Listed the company's shares on the Jasdaq Securities Exchange.
2006-04 Listed on JASDAQ Securities Exchange.
2006-08 Relocated headquarters to Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
2006-08 Moved headquarters to Kyobashi, Chuo, Tokyo.
2007-03 Established Neptune Service Co., Ltd., which aims to engage in personnel dispatching (later renamed Seeds Promotion Co., Ltd.).
2007-03 Established Neptune Service (later Seeds Promotion) for staffing business.
2010-03 Split off the mobile communication business department and established Carrier Free Co., Ltd.
2010-03 Divided mobile communication sales division into a separate company, Carrier Free Co., Ltd.
2010-04 Subsidiary Carrier Free Co., Ltd. acquires the business of 23 mobile phone retail stores from the Kōsō Communications Group.
2010-04 Listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange (JASDAQ Market) following the merger of the Jasdaq Securities Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange.
2010-04 Subsidiary Career-Free Corporation acquired 23 mobile stores from Hikari Communications Group.
2010-04 Listed on Osaka Securities Exchange (JASDAQ market) following merger of Osaka and Tokyo exchanges.
2010-10 Listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange JASDAQ (Standard) following the integration of the Osaka Securities Exchange Hercules Market, JASDAQ Market, and NEO Market.
2010-10 Listed on Osaka Securities Exchange JASDAQ (Standard) after market integration.
2011-09 Acquired 100% of the shares of Game Studio Co., Ltd. (formerly Mobile & Game Studio Co., Ltd.) and made it a consolidated subsidiary.
2011-09 Acquired 100% of Game Studio Corporation (formerly Mobile & Game Studio Corporation).
2013-07 Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (JASDAQ Market) following the integration of the spot markets of the Osaka Securities Exchange and the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
2013-07 Listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange (JASDAQ) after market integration of Osaka and Tokyo exchanges.
2014-04 Transition to a holding company structure by establishing Nepu Mobile Kanto, Nepu Mobile Tokai, Nepu Mobile Kansai, and Nepu Create through a new company split method.
2014-04 Established Neptune Mobile Kanto Corporation, Neptune Mobile Tokai Corporation, Neptune Mobile Kansai Corporation, and Neptune Create Corporation through new company setup.
2014-12 Transfer all shares of Nepu Mobile Kanto, Nepu Mobile Tokai, and Nepu Mobile Kansai to Lanet Corporation.
2014-12 Transferred all shares of Neptune Mobile Kanto, Neptune Mobile Tokai, and Neptune Mobile Kansai to Lanet Corporation.
2015-01 PANACHE Staffing business was transferred from EP Consulting Service Inc. to Sees Promotion Inc.
2015-01 Acquired PANACHE Staffing business from EP Consulting Service Corporation via transfer to Seeds Promotion Corporation.
2015-03 Acquired 68.9% of Triaxis Corporation and made it a consolidated subsidiary.
2015-03 Acquired 68.9% of Triaxis Corporation, making it a consolidated subsidiary.
2015-09 Acquired 67.0% of Totech Corporation (now Delta Engineering Inc.) and made it a consolidated subsidiary.
2015-09 Acquired 67.0% of Totech Corporation (now Delta Engineering Corporation), making it a consolidated subsidiary.
2015-12 Relocated headquarters to Minato-ku, Tokyo.
2015-12 Changed the company name to N.J. Holdings Co., Ltd.
2015-12 Relocated headquarters to Minato, Tokyo.
2015-12 Changed company name to NJ Holdings Corporation.
2016-01 Acquired 51.3% of Shade Corporation and made it a consolidated subsidiary.
2016-01 Acquired 51.3% of Shade Corporation, making it a consolidated subsidiary.
2016-06 Merged Sees Promotion Inc. into Totech Corporation (now Delta Engineering Inc.) with Totech as the surviving company.
2016-06 Merged Seeds Promotion into Totech Corporation (now Delta Engineering Corporation), with Totech as surviving company.
2017-04 Merged Career Free Inc. into Nepu Create Inc. with Nepu Create as the surviving company.
2017-04 Merged Career-Free Corporation into Nepro Create Corporation, with Nepro Create as surviving company.
2017-05 Established Būmu Inc. (formerly Būmu-sha) as a sponsor candidate for Būmu Inc.
2017-05 Established Boom Corporation (new company) as a sponsor candidate for Boom Corporation.
2017-06 Supported business revitalization of Boom Co., Ltd. (formerly Boom Corporation), which was acquired by Boom Co., Ltd. (New Boom Corporation).
2017-06 Transferred Boom Corporation's business to new Boom Corporation.
2017-09
2017-09 Transferred all shares of Shade Co., Ltd.
2017-09 Transferred all shares of Shade Corporation.
2017-12
2017-12 Established WIT One Co., Ltd., which conducts customer support for game operations.
2017-12 Established WIT One Corporation for game operation customer support business.
2018-07
2018-07 Transferred 70.0% of the shares of Totech Co., Ltd. (now Delta Engineering Co., Ltd.) for capital and business alliance with DELTA Holdings Co., Ltd.
2018-07 Transferred 70.0% of Totech Corporation (now Delta Engineering Corporation) to Delta Holdings Co., Ltd. for capital and business alliance.
2018-10
2018-10 Succeeded the game operation support business of ISAO Co., Ltd. through a spin-off to WIT One Co., Ltd.
2018-10 Absorbed game operation support business of ISAO Co., Ltd. into WIT One Corporation via spin-off.
2019-06
2019-06 Changed the fiscal year of the company and its consolidated subsidiaries from March to June.
2019-06 Changed fiscal year end from March to June for the company and subsidiaries.
2019-11
2019-11 Merged the three consolidated subsidiaries WIT One Co., Ltd., Boom Co., Ltd., and NJ One Co., Ltd.
2019-11 Integrated management of WIT One Corporation, Boom Corporation, and N.J. One Corporation.
2020-03
2020-03 Established Okinawa base (WIT One Okinawa Co., Ltd.) at WIT One Co., Ltd.
2020-03 Opened Okinawa branch of WIT One Corporation, WIT One Okinawa.
2020-07
2020-07
2020-07 Established Tech Flag Co., Ltd. to strengthen technological cooperation and improve productivity within the group.
2020-07 Established Tech Flag Corporation to strengthen technical collaboration and productivity.
2022-04 Reclassified from the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange to the Standard Market following a review of market segments.
2023-07 Sold all shares of Delta Engineering Co., Ltd.
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3010001067118
Trade name株式会社エヌジェイホールディングス
Trade name (kana)エヌジェイホールディングス
Name in English
Corporation type301
Address〒105-0014 東京都港区芝3丁目8番2号
Postal code1050014
Prefecture code13
City code103
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Corporate number assignment date2015-10-05
Update date2018-04-18
Change date2015-12-07
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3010001067118
Corporate number3010001067118
Trade name株式会社エヌジェイホールディングス
Trade name (kana)エヌジェイホールディングス
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Registered address東京都港区芝3丁目8番2号
Postal code1050014
Prefecture東京都
Prefecture code13
City or district港区
City code103
Street address芝3丁目8番2号
Organisation type301
Processing type12
Correction type1
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Representative代表取締役社長  福田 尚弘
Capital592845000
Employees18
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Update date2018-04-18
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