Yuasa Funashoku Co., Ltd.

In 1936, Yusa Shoten was founded under the trade name "Nojiya" to sell fertilizers, rice, miscellaneous grains, wheat flour, and feed, and the following year it was reorganized as a corporation, establishing Yusa Shoten Co., Ltd. (now the Trading Division).

Under the trade name 'Nojiya', Yusa Shoten was founded to sell fertilizers, rice, miscellaneous grains, wheat flour, and feed, and the following year it was reorganized into a corporate entity, establishing Yusa Shoten Co., Ltd. (now the trading division).

In 1937, it was reorganized as a corporation and established Yusa Shoten Co., Ltd. (now the Trading Division).

Reorganized into a corporate entity and established Yusa Shoten Co., Ltd. (now the trading division).

Yuasa Funa Shoku was established. It started as a wholesale distributor mainly handling fertilizers, rice, and miscellaneous grains.

In 1953, the Tokyo, Chiba, Asahi, Kisarazu, and Matsudo offices were sequentially opened (until 1966).

Opened the Tokyo, Chiba, Asahi, Kisarazu, and Matsudo offices in succession (until 1966).

In 1955, merged with Showa Food Industry Co., Ltd.

Merged with Showa Food Industry Co., Ltd.

In 1962, the headquarters moved to the current location.

Relocated headquarters to the current location.

In 1967, a tenant building was newly constructed in front of JR Funabashi Station and leased to Seibu Department Store Co., Ltd.

Built a tenant building in front of JR Funabashi Station and leased it to Seibu Department Store Co., Ltd.

In 1970, the company name was changed to Yusa Co., Ltd.

Changed the company name to Yusa Co., Ltd.

In 1971, entered the business hotel industry through affiliate Yano Co., Ltd. (now the Hotel Division).

Entered the business hotel industry through the affiliated company Yamano Co., Ltd. (now the hotel division).

In 1972, merged with Funabashi Foods Co., Ltd. and changed the company name to the current "Yuasa Funashoku Co., Ltd."

Merged with Funabashi Foods Co., Ltd. and changed the company name to the current 'Yuasa Funa Shoku Co., Ltd.'

In 1975, listed shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Listed shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

In 1976, merged with Primavera Co., Ltd. and Furukawa Co., Ltd., and opened Yokohama and Kobe (now Kansai) branches.

Primavera Inc. merged with Koya Inc., opening the Yokohama branch and Kobe branch (now Kansai branch).

In 1988, a large‑scale rice polishing plant was newly constructed.

Constructed a large rice polishing plant.

In 1989, absorbed Yano Co., Ltd. and established the Hotel Business Headquarters.

Absorbed Yamanoya Inc. and established the Hotel Business Headquarters.

In 1992, expanded a logistics center within the Chiba branch.

Expanded the logistics center within the Chiba branch.

In 1993, opened Pearl Hotel Kasai and Pearl Hotel Ota.

Opened Pearl Hotel Kasai and Pearl Hotel Ota.

In 1995, installed a bowling alley at Pearl Plaza.

Installed a bowling alley at Pearl Plaza.

In 1997, acquired all shares of Shonan Trading Co., Ltd. (merged with Yuasa Funashoku Liquor in 2001).

Acquired all shares of Shonan Trading Co., Ltd. (wholesale liquor) (merged with Yuasa Funa Shoku Liquor in 2001).

Introduced a new logistics system in 1998.

Implemented a new logistics system.

Opened Pearl Hotel Kawasaki in 2000 and acquired all shares of NIMOTAN Co., Ltd. (changed the company name to Yuasa Funa Shoku Liquor Co., Ltd. in 2001).

Opened Pearl Hotel Kawasaki. Acquired all shares of Nimoto Co., Ltd. (wholesale liquor) (renamed to Yuasa Funa Shoku Liquor Co., Ltd. in 2001).

Opened Pearl Hotel Mizunokuchi in 2001 and changed the company name to Yuasa Funa Shoku Liquor.

Opened Pearl Hotel Mizunokuchi.

Opened a logistics center within the Asahi branch in 2002.

Opened a new logistics center at the Asahi branch.

Acquired all shares of New Nozawa Foods Inc. in 2003.

Acquired all shares of New Nozawa Foods Co., Ltd. (rice grain wholesale).

Built a low-temperature logistics center within the Chiba branch in 2004.

Built a low-temperature logistics center within the Chiba branch.

Built a logistics center in Koga City in 2010.

Built a logistics center in Soka City.

Relocated the headquarters in 2013.

Moved headquarters.

Opened Pearl Hotel Shinjuku Akebashi in 2018.

Opened Pearl Hotel Shinjuku Akebashi.

Built a Yoda logistics center in Chiba City in 2024.

Built a Yoda Logistics Center in Chiba City.