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Otomo Logistics Service Co., Ltd.

大友ロジスティクスサービス株式会社
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
2,074
Related companies
52
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
4th Floor, Yamatanes Kiyosumi Street Building, 1-14-1 Botan, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Chief executive
Toyohito Matsumura
Capital
100,000,000
Employees (non-consolidated)
2,058 people
Employees (consolidated)
2,074 people
Start date
1963-07-01
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

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Transportation servicesWarehouse servicesLogistics consulting
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Related companies

52 COMPANIES
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Otomo Transport Co., Ltd.
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KATO WORKS CO., LTD.
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Kitagawa Corporation
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NETWORK
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History

181 EVENTS

Takatsuki Fujino started as an individual business as Fujino Group Marine CorporationSources

Takizo Tomono started a private business as Tomono Group Marine Transportation CompanySources

Our founder, Isamu Tomono, foresaw post-war economic growth and transitioned from shipping to land transportation, establishing Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. in Nakakasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo.Sources

Converted to land transportation business following economic development after World War II, expanded and incorporated as Otomo Transport CorporationSources

Switched to overland transportation business with the economic development after the Pacific War, and expanded and incorporated the business as Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. in July 1963Sources

Established Komaki Sales Office.Sources

To meet the increasing demand for transportation across regions, established Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. in Hoshizaki-cho, Minami-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.Sources

Established Nagoya Otomo Transport CorporationSources

Established Nagoya Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. in JanuarySources

To meet the increasing demand for transportation across regions, established Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. in Miha-cho, Kawachi-gun, Osaka Prefecture.Sources

Established Osaka Otomo Transport CorporationSources

Established Osaka Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. in FebruarySources

Established Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. in Totsuka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.Sources

Established Yokohama Otomo Transport CorporationSources

Established Yokohama Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. as an affiliated companySources

Established Chiba Sales Office.Sources

Established Atsugi Sales Office.Sources

Established Gunma Sales Office.Sources

Obtained business license for Takemura Transport Co., Ltd. (Kanda, Fukuoka Prefecture) and renamed it Otomo Transport Co., Ltd.Sources

Obtained business license from Takemura Transport in Fukuoka and established Kyushu Otomo Transport CorporationSources

Acquired business license of Takemura Transport in Fukuoka as Kyushu Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Fukushima Sales Office.Sources

Merged with Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. (Nagoya City), Yokohama City, and Kanda Town, with the latter companies ceasing to exist, and continued as Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. in Edogawa-ku.Sources

Merged various corporations and began nationwide expansion as Otomo Transport CorporationSources

Absorption merger where Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. (Nagoya City), Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. (Yokohama City), Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. (Kanda Town) are dissolved and Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. (Edogawa Ward) continues to existSources

Merged the corporations into the present Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. to conduct business nationwideSources

Dissolved Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. (Miha-cho) and transferred its business to Otomo Transport Co., Ltd. (Edogawa-ku).Sources

Relocated headquarters to Nagasaki, Koto-ku, Tokyo.Sources

Established Fuji Sales Office.Sources

Established Sagamihara Sales Office.Sources

Established Saitama Sales Office.Sources

Established Niigata Sales Office.Sources

Established Kyoto Sales OfficeSources

Established Suwa Sales OfficeSources

Established Komatsu Sales OfficeSources

Established Sagamihara Aikawa Sales OfficeSources

Established Oyama Sales OfficeSources

Established Moka Sales OfficeSources

Established Toyama Sales OfficeSources

Established Anjo Sales OfficeSources

Relocated Gunma BranchSources

Relocated Gunma BranchSources

Established Okayama Sales OfficeSources

Established Okayama BranchSources

Opened Okayama BranchSources

Established Hiroshima Sales OfficeSources

Established Tsuchiura Sales Office and Sagamihara Aikawa Sales OfficeSources

Established Tsuchiura BranchSources

Open Tsuchiura Sales Office and Sagamihara Sales OfficeSources

Opened Tsuchiura BranchSources

Established Isesaki Sales OfficeSources

Established Isesaki Logistics CenterSources

Opened Isesaki Logistic CenterSources

Established Fukuoka Sales OfficeSources

Established Kobe Sales Office and Hitachinaka Sales Office, and simultaneously relocated headquarters to 1 Botan, Koto-ku, TokyoSources

Established Kobe Branch and Kobe Logistics CenterSources

Open Kobe Sales Office and Hitachinaka Sales Office: Relocate headquarters to 1 Botan, Koto-ku, TokyoSources

Opened Kobe BranchSources

Opened Hitachinaka Logistic CenterSources

Relocated Hitachinaka BranchSources

Relocated the Head OfficeSources

Relocated Atsugi BranchSources

Established Sagamihara Aikawa Second WarehouseSources

Established Koga BranchSources

Established Koga Sales OfficeSources

Opened Koga BranchSources

Established Kitakami and Sendai Sales OfficesSources

Established Kitakami BranchSources

Open Kitakami Sales Office and Sendai Sales OfficeSources

Opened Kitakami BranchSources

Opened Sendai BranchSources

Established Sendai BranchSources

Opened Chiba BranchSources

Established Toyohashi Sales OfficeSources

Established Chiba BranchSources

Opened Toyohashi BranchSources

Integrated Matsudo Branch with Chiba Branch and Relocated the integrated officeSources

Sagamihara Aikawa Sales Office received a special award from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for significantly contributing to logistics cost reductionSources

Merged and relocated Matsudo Branch and Chiba BranchSources

Contributed to logistics cost reduction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and received a special awardSources

Received a special award from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. for the significant reduction of logistics costs contributed by the Sagamihara Office.Sources

Received the special award from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. : Sagamihara Logistic Center received the special award from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. because of its contribution to a significant reduction in logistics costsSources

Established Ota Sales OfficeSources

Established Ota Logistics CenterSources

Opened Ota Logistic CenterSources

Capital increased to 100 million yenSources

Increased the capital to 100 million yenSources

Received a special award for contributing to logistics improvement activities through procurement mill run expansion from Hitachi Automotive Systems Co., Ltd.Sources

Contributed to logistics improvement activities at Hitachi Automotive and received a special awardSources

Received a special award from Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. for contributing to logistics improvement activities through the expansion of procurement milk runs.Sources

Received the special award from Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. : Received the special award from Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. because of our contribution to logistics improvement activities through expansion of procurement milk runSources

Established Hiroshima Itsukaichi Sales Office and Kyoto No. 2 WarehouseSources

Established Hiroshima Itsukaichi Logistics CenterSources

Opened the Hiroshima Gokashi Office and Kyoto Warehouse 2.Sources

Opened Hiroshima Itsukaichi Logistic CenterSources

Opened Kyoto Branch Nagaokakyo WarehouseSources

Established Chiba Logistics CenterSources

Opened Chiba Logistic CenterSources

Relocated Kawagoe Branch and renamed it Saitama BranchSources

Relocated Kazo Branch : Renamed to Saitama BranchSources

Established Shiga Sales OfficeSources

Established Shiga BranchSources

Opened Shiga BranchSources

Established Tōmei Atsugi Sales OfficeSources

Established Tomei Atsugi BranchSources

Opened Tomei Atsugi BranchSources

Established Kobe No. 2 WarehouseSources

Established Kobe Branch's second warehouseSources

Opened Kobe Branch Second WarehouseSources

Relocated Koriyama Branch and renamed it Fukushima BranchSources

Relocated Koriyama Branch : Renamed to Fukushima BranchSources

Relocated Atsugi BranchSources

Relocated Atsugi BranchSources

Established Atsugi No. 2 WarehouseSources

Relocate Atsugi Branch Warehouse to Landport AtsugiSources

The Atsugi Branch Warehouse moved to Landport AtsugiSources

Established Hitachinaka No. 3 WarehouseSources

Changed company name to Otomo Logistics Service Co., Ltd.Sources

Change from Otomo Logistics Service Co., Ltd. to Otomo Logistics Service Co., Ltd.Sources

Renamed to Ohtomo Logistics Service Co., Ltd. and opened Kobe Warehouse 3.Sources

Changed the company name to Otomo Logistics Service Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Kobe No. 3 WarehouseSources

Established Shiga No. 2 WarehouseSources

Relocate Fukushima Branch WarehouseSources

The SagamiharaLC moved and changed to name of the Sagamihara BranchSources

Open Kyoto Branch and Kyoto Second WarehouseSources

Opened Shiga Second WarehouseSources

Relocated Kyoto BranchSources

Relocated Kyoto Second WarehouseSources

Relocate Kyoto BranchSources

Open Kyoto Second WarehouseSources

Established Sagamihara No. 2 Warehouse and Kyoto No. 3 WarehouseSources

Open Saga Second WarehouseSources

Opened Sagamihara Warehouse 2 and Kyoto Warehouse 3.Sources

Relocated Sagamihara Second WarehouseSources

Established Higashihiroshima Sales OfficeSources

Open Higashihiroshima BranchSources

Opened Higashihiroshima BranchSources

Established Gunma No. 2 WarehouseSources

Open Gunma Second WarehouseSources

Opened Gunma Second WarehouseSources

Established Kobe No. 4 WarehouseSources

Merged Tōmei Atsugi Sales Office and Atsugi Sales Office, renamed to Atsugi Sales Office Tōmei Atsugi Warehouse. Merged Hiroshima Sales Office into Hiroshima Itsukaichi Sales OfficeSources

Rename Tomei Atsugi Branch to Atsugi Branch and Atsugi Branch Tomei Atsugi WarehouseSources

Merged the Higashi-Namazu Atsugi Office with the Atsugi Office and renamed it Atsugi Office Higashi-Namazu Atsugi Warehouse.Sources

Changed the name of Tomei Atsugi Branch to Atsugi Branch Tomeiatsugi WarehouseSources

Opened Kitakami Warehouse 2 and Ota Warehouse 2.Sources

Merged Hiroshima Sales Office into Hiroshima Itsukaichi Sales OfficeSources

Relocate Toyohashi BranchSources

Integrate Hiroshima Branch into Hiroshima Itsukaichi Logistics CenterSources

Relocated Toyohashi BranchSources

Integrated Hiroshima Branch into Hiroshima Itsukaichi BranchSources

Established Sendai No. 2 WarehouseSources

Open Sendai Second WarehouseSources

Opened Sendai Second WarehouseSources

Open Kobe Sannomiya WarehouseSources

Opened Kobe Mitsugaoka WarehouseSources

Established Kobe Mitsugaoka WarehouseSources

Relocated Atsugi Sales Office and renamed the old Atsugi Sales Office to Atsugi No. 1 WarehouseSources

Relocate Atsugi BranchSources

Rename Atsugi Branch Warehouse to Atsugi First WarehouseSources

Relocated Atsugi BranchSources

Changed the name of former Atsugi Branch to Atsugi First warehouseSources

Launched Saitama Sales Office Arashiyama Warehouse and Hitachinaka Sawa WarehouseSources

Opened Saitama Office Arayama Warehouse and Hitachinaka Sawa Warehouse.Sources

January 26, 2023, Tokyo Stock Exchange operated by Tokyo Stock Exchange listed on the professional stock market TOKYO PRO MarketSources

Listed shares on the Tokyo PRO Market, a professional stock market operated by the Tokyo Stock Exchange Inc.Sources

Opened Moka Hiraide WarehouseSources

Opened Sagamihara Heidashi Warehouse.Sources

Opened Sagamihara ALFALINK Warehouse.Sources

Relocated Ota No. 2 WarehouseSources

Relocated Niigata Sales OfficeSources

Established Honjo Kodama Sales Office and renamed Isesaki Sales Office to Honjo Kodama Sales Office Isesaki Warehouse. Opened Kobe West WarehouseSources

Opened Honjo Kodama Office, renamed Isezaki Office to Honjo Kodama Office Isezaki Warehouse, and opened Kobe West Warehouse.Sources

Opened Moka Yamato WarehouseSources

Opened Suwa Office Chikuma Warehouse.Sources

Established Tsukuba Sales OfficeSources

Relocated Fuji Sales Office and renamed the old Fuji Sales Office to Fuji Sales Office No. 2 WarehouseSources

Relocated Sagamihara Sales OfficeSources

Established Toyohashi Sales Office Hamamatsu WarehouseSources

Established Shiga Sales Office Hikone WarehouseSources

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News

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Public records

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National Tax Agency basic information2010601027307
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
大友ロジスティクスサービス株式会社
Trade name (kana)
オオトモロジスティクスサービス
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒135-0046 東京都江東区牡丹1丁目14番1号
Postal code
1350046
Prefecture code
13
City code
108
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2022-05-26
Change date
2020-01-06
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
11
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
1467639
METI gBizINFO2010601027307
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
2010601027307
Trade name
大友ロジスティクスサービス株式会社
Trade name (kana)
オオトモロジスティクスサービス
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
東京都江東区牡丹1丁目14番1号
Postal code
1350046
Prefecture
東京都
Prefecture code
13
City or district
江東区
City code
108
Street address
牡丹1丁目14番1号
Organisation type
301
Processing type
11
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
Capital
Employees
2088
Employees (male)
1573
Employees (female)
515
Business summary
倉庫サービス 物流コンサルティング 輸送サービス
Website URL
https://www.otomo-logi.co.jp/index.html
Year founded
Business category
H:運輸業、郵便業
Date established
Unified government qualification - grade
Unified government qualification - business items
Update date
2022-05-26
Key information
2010601027307
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