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Operated port handling, towing, and ship agency services at Muroran Port; later started shipbuilding (1907) and maritime transportation services (1908)
Engaged in cargo handling in Muroran Port, the shipping business and ship agent operations.
Founded by Mr. Hidetaro Narasaki as a sole proprietorship: operated port handling, towing, and shipping agency services at Muroran Port; later started shipbuilding (1907) and maritime transport services (1908).
Founded by Heitaro Narasaki under private management (March 1) : Engaged in cargo handling in Muroran Port, the shipping business and ship agent operations
Subsequently started a shipbuilding business
Subsequently started maritime transportation operations
Reorganized into a corporate structure and established Narasaki Trading Co., Ltd.
Reorganized as a corporate organization and established Narasaki Shoten
Separated the shipbuilding division and established Narasaki Shipbuilding Ironworks Co., Ltd. (Narasaki Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.).
Shipbuilding Department was split-off and K.K. Narasaki Shipbuilding & Iron Works (Narasaki Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.) was established
Established Muroran Coal Co., Ltd. (Narasaki Trading Co., Ltd.).
Muroran Coal Company (Narasaki Trading) established
Muroran Marine Transportation, Narasaki Shoten's main operation, was absorbed by Muroran Coal Port Transport Company as a result of the port transport consolidation decree, and accordingly port transportation operations were suspended and Narasaki Shoten merged with Narasaki Trading to form Narasaki Sangyo Kaiun Co., Ltd.
Under the Port Transport Control Order, the primary port transport business of Narasaki Trading Co., Ltd. was absorbed into Muroran Coal Port Transport Co., Ltd., leading to the cessation of port transport operations; merged with Narasaki Trading Co., Ltd. to form Narasaki Industrial Shipping Co., Ltd.
Opened a Tokyo branch office.
Tokyo branch office (currently, headquarters) opened
Opened a Sapporo branch office.
Sapporo branch office opened
Opened an Asahikawa branch office.
Asahikawa branch office opened
Became a designated dealer for Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and Iwaki Cement Co., Ltd. (now Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd.).
Became specified agent for Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and Iwaki Cement Co., Ltd. (Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd.)
Became a designated dealer for Mitsubishi Oil Co., Ltd. (now ENEOS Corporation).
Opened a Sendai branch office.
Became specified agent for Mitsubishi Oil Co., Ltd. (ENEOS Corporation)
Sendai branch office opened
Opened a Obihiro branch office.
Obihiro branch office opened
Became a designated sales dealer for Fuji Cement Co., Ltd. (now Nippon Steel High‑Furnace Cement Co., Ltd.).
Became specified agent for Fuji Cement Corporation (NIPPON STEEL CEMENT Co., Ltd.)
Opened a Tomakomai branch office.
Tomakomai branch office opened
Opened an Osaka sales office.
Osaka sales office opened
Opened a Nagoya resident office.
Representative office opened in Nagoya
Changed the company name to Narasaki Industry Co., Ltd.
Changed trade name to Narasaki Sangyo Co., Ltd.
Listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (Second Section) and the Sapporo Stock Exchange.
Listed stocks in second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Sapporo Stock Exchange
Integrated Asahikawa Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd., Tokyo Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd., Sapporo Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd., and Muroran Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd. to form a new business under the trade name Narasaki Sekiyu Trading Co., Ltd. (currently, Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd.)
Merged and integrated four subsidiaries—Asahikawa Narasaki Oil Co., Ltd. (established June 1961), Tokyo Narasaki Oil Co., Ltd. (established August 1962), Sapporo Narasaki Oil Co., Ltd. (established November 1962), and Muroran Narasaki Oil Co., Ltd. (established April 1967)—into a new company named Narasaki Oil Trading Co., Ltd. (now Narasaki Oil Co., Ltd.).
Integrated Asahikawa Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd. (established June 1961), Tokyo Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd. (established August 1962), Sapporo Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd. (established November 1962), and Muroran Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd. (established April 1967) to form a new business under the trade name Narasaki Sekiyu Trading Co., Ltd. (currently, Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd.)
Opened Fukuoka Sales Office
Fukuoka sales office opened
Opened Morioka Sales Office
Morioka sales office opened
Integrated Narasaki Koun Co., Ltd., Tomakomai Narasaki Koun Co., Ltd., and Narasaki Unyu Co., Ltd., and transferred the business of the multi transportation department to form a new business under the trade name Narasaki Sogo Unyu Co., Ltd.
Merged and integrated three subsidiaries—Narasaki Port Transportation Co., Ltd. (established February 1969), Tomakomai Narasaki Port Transportation Co., Ltd. (established June 1966), and Narasaki Transportation Co., Ltd. (established May 1960)—and transferred the operations of the Combined Transportation Headquarters, launching the company under the name Narasaki General Transport Co., Ltd.
Integrated Narasaki Koun Co., Ltd. (established February 1969), Tomakomai Narasaki Koun Co., Ltd. (established June 1966), and Narasaki Unyu Co., Ltd. (established May 1960), and transferred the business of the multi transportation department to form a new business under the trade name Narasaki Sogo Unyu Co., Ltd.
Opened Yokohama Sales Office
Yokohama sales office opened
SS Department of the sales segment of Narasaki Sekiyu Trading Co., Ltd. split-off and became independent, and Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd. was established.
Separated the SS division from Narasaki Petroleum Trading Co., Ltd. and established Narasaki Petroleum Co., Ltd.
SS Department of the sales segment of Narasaki Sekiyu Trading Co., Ltd. split-off and became independent, and Narasaki Sekiyu Co., Ltd. was established
Integrated Transportation Department with Narasaki Sogo Unyu Co., Ltd. (currently, Narasaki stax Co., Ltd.), merged with Narasaki Sekiyu Trading Co., Ltd. and established the fuel department.
Separated the operations division and merged it with Narasaki General Transport Co., Ltd. (now Narasaki Tax Co., Ltd.), and merged Narasaki Petroleum Trading Co., Ltd. to establish the Fuel Headquarters
Integrated Transportation Department with Narasaki Sogo Unyu Co., Ltd. (currently, Narasaki stax Co., Ltd.), merged with Narasaki Sekiyu Trading Co., Ltd. and established the fuel department
Opened Yamanashi Sales Office
Yamanashi sales office opened
Changed the company name to Narasaki Industries Co., Ltd. (October 1)
Trade name was changed to Narasaki Sangyo Co., Ltd. (October 1)
Representative office opened in Shanghai
Established the local subsidiary in China, Youshi Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Local company, Narasaki Trade (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. opened in China
Opened East Kanto Sales Office
Higashi Kanto sales office opened
Opened West Kanto Sales Office
Nishi Kanto sales office opened
Opened Shizuoka Sales Office
Shizuoka sales office opened
Representative office opened in Hanoi
Established the local subsidiary in Vietnam, NARASAKI VIETNAM CO., LTD.
Local company, Narasaki Vietnam Co., Ltd., opened in Vietnam
Ibaraki sales office opened
Relocated the East Kanto Sales Office to Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Higashi Kanto sales office moved (Mito city, Ibaraki)
Opened the Ho Chi Minh City branch of NARASAKI VIETNAM CO., LTD.
Relocated the Kyushu Sales Office to Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
Kyushu sales office moved (Fukuoka city, Fukuoka)
Relocated the Muroran Sales Office to Muroran City, Hokkaido
Integrated the Ibaraki Sales Office into the East Kanto Sales Office
Ibaraki sales office was merged with Higashi Kanto sales office
The company’s stocks were listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market following the reorganization of the market division of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Moved from the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market to the Standard Market due to a review of market classifications
Head Office moved.
Relocated the headquarters office
Head Office moved
Headquarters and Hokkaido Regional Office moved.
Relocation of the Hokkaido branch (registered headquarters)
Headquarters and Hokkaido Regional Office moved
Tomakomai sales office moved.
Relocation of the Tomakomai office
Tomakomai sales office moved
Kita Kanto Branch (formerly Nishi Kanto Sales Office) relocated.
Relocation of the North Kanto branch (formerly West Kanto office)
Kita Kanto Branch (Ex Nishi Kanto sales Office) moved
The Construction Machinery Department of Narasaki Industries has launched an Instagram account. They plan to post used properties sequentially in the future. For inquiries about properties, they continue to accept them via the website.