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Toyo Container Terminal Co., Ltd.

東洋埠頭株式会社TOYO WHARF & WAREHOUSE CO.,LTD.Alias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
848
Related companies
29
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
19th Floor, Harumi Triton Square W Building, 1-8 Harumi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0053, Japan
Chief executive
Masashi Hara
Capital
8,260,820,000  (82 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
324 people
Employees (consolidated)
848 people
Start date
1929-01-01
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

18
Warehouse BusinessPort Transportation BusinessInternational logistics businessAutomobile Transportation Business / Other OperationsPier BusinessGeneral Cargo Handling BusinessHandling of Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Other Special CargoesLand Transportation BusinessHandling and Agency Business for Land, Sea, and Air TransportationIntegrated Land, Sea, and Air Transportation Business and Handling and Agency Business for the SameCustoms Clearance BusinessLeasing of Warehouses, Land, Buildings, and Other FacilitiesSales and Import/Export Business of Agricultural Products and FoodstuffsManufacturing of Chemical Industry PharmaceuticalsNon-Life Insurance Agency BusinessDIESEL Fuel Sales BusinessDesignated Worker Dispatch BusinessBusiness Incidental to the Above Items
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Related companies

29 COMPANIES
Company name Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
OOO TB East Asia Trans
Group
Toyo Trans LLC
Group
Civil Port Service Co., Ltd.
Group
Suri Tai Toyo Logistics Co.
Group
Shanghai CYTS-TOYO Logistics Co.,Ltd
Group
Sakaide Toyo Pier Corporation
Group
Niigata Toyo Container Terminal Co., Ltd.
Group
Tokyo Oriental Wharf Co., Ltd.
Group
Toko Terminal Co., Ltd.
Group
Toyo Transcendental Asia LLC
Group
OST Logistics Co., Ltd.
Group
Kashima Toyo Port Co., Ltd.
Group
Tōen Transportation Co., Ltd.
Group
Toyo Trans Corporation
Group
TF Osaka Co., Ltd.
Group
Itabashi Co-operative Works Inc.
Group
Toyo Wharf Fruit Center Co., Ltd.
Group
Shibushi Toyo Wharf Co., Ltd.
Group
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation
Customer
TAIYO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Customer
Mitsui Wharf Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Meiji Yasuda Life
Shareholder
Asahi Mutual Life Insurance Company
Shareholder
Mizuho Bank, Ltd.
Shareholder
Day C Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Ltd.
Shareholder
Dai-ichi Life
Shareholder
篠川 宏明
Shareholder
Shiba Marine Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
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Network

NETWORK
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History

87 EVENTS

Toyo Container Terminal was founded in 1929 (Showa 4).Sources

Since its founding in 1929 (Showa 4)Sources

Establishment of the predecessor of our company, Nippon Manpower Warehouse Co., Ltd.Sources

Kawasaki Container Terminal Office OpeningSources

First ship docking at Kawasaki Pier, business commencementSources

Osaka Pier Office OpeningSources

Niigata Pier Office OpeningSources

Establishment of Toyo Pier Trading Co., Ltd., leasing all facilities of Nippon Man Warehouse Co., Ltd., and taking over all employeesSources

Niigata Sales Office Opening (1949, upgraded to branch)Sources

Osaka Branch OpeningSources

Company name changed to "Toyo Pier Co., Ltd."Sources

Hakata Pier Sales Office Opening of Osaka Branch (1949, upgraded to branch)Sources

Establishment of Toei Transportation Co., Ltd.Sources

The former Kawasaki Pier Office, which had been seized after the war, was returned and became Kawasaki BranchSources

Listed on the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Toyosu Branch OpeningSources

Completion of our first multi-story warehouse at Harumi Pier, independently designedSources

Tokyo Branch OpeningSources

Successful docking and cargo handling of large ore ships (48,000 tons) at Kawasaki BranchSources

Kasei Product Silo Sales Office Opening at Osaka BranchSources

First silo completed at Kawasaki Branch, after which handling of silo products became full-scaleSources

Osaka Branch Toyosu Distribution Center OpeningSources

Kashima Sales Office Opening (1973, upgraded to branch)Sources

Zennoh Silo Sales Office Opening (1973, transferred to Kashima Branch)Sources

Eastern Japan Cooperative Feed Sales Office opened (1973, transferred to Kashima Branch, renamed JA Zennoh Cooperative Feed Sales Office in 2024)Sources

Civil Port Service Co., Ltd. establishedSources

Kawasaki Branch High-rise Shelving Automated Warehouse CompletedSources

Toyo Wharf Operations Co., Ltd. established (1992, renamed Kashima Toyo Wharf Co., Ltd.)Sources

Itabashi Joint Operations Co., Ltd. establishedSources

Toko Terminal Co., Ltd. establishedSources

Hakata Branch Susaki Sales Office openedSources

Umemachi Operations Co., Ltd. established (2004, renamed T.F. Osaka Co., Ltd.)Sources

Constructed our first imported fresh produce warehouse at Kawasaki BranchSources

Osaka Branch Iura Sales Office openedSources

Tokyo Branch Tachikawa Sales Office openedSources

Tokyo Branch Adachi Sales Office openedSources

Tokyo Branch Sendai Sales Office opened (2002, discontinued)Sources

Toyo Wharf Distribution Center Co., Ltd. establishedSources

Kawasaki Branch BT4 Machine New InstallationSources

Niigata Branch closed (1983, Niigata Toyo Wharf Co., Ltd. established and facilities leased)Sources

Acquired shares of Tokiwa Transport Co., Ltd., making it a subsidiarySources

Shibushi Business Office (Kagoshima) opened (1990, upgraded to branch)Sources

Shibushi Business Office Zennoh Silo Sales Office openedSources

Shibushi Business Office Kagoshima Sales Office openedSources

Kashima Branch Kanto Grain Terminal Sales Office OpeningSources

Kashima Branch Kami no Ike Logistics Center OpeningSources

Higashihirashima Business Office Opening (1998, Promoted to Branch)Sources

Toyo Eastern Wharf EstablishmentSources

Head Office Yoshii Sales Office Opening (1995, Transferred to Tokyo Branch)Sources

Tokyo Branch Ariake Sales Office OpeningSources

Acquired shares of Juro Airlines Co., Ltd., and made it a subsidiarySources

Hakata Branch Kurume Logistics Center OpeningSources

Kawasaki Branch BT5 Machine New InstallationSources

Established Shanghai Qinglv Toyo Logistics Co., Ltd. in Shanghai, China, with investment from Toyo Trans Co., Ltd.Sources

Kashima Branch Hitachinaka Sales Office Opening (2020, Promoted to Business Office)Sources

Tokyo Branch Itabashi Sales Office OpeningSources

Established O.S.T. Logistics Co., Ltd.Sources

Liquidated Toyo Eastern Wharf and established Sritai Toyo LogisticsSources

Ohi Business Office OpeningSources

Established OOO Toyo Trans in Moscow, Russia, as a subsidiary of Toyo Trans Co., Ltd.Sources

Higashihirashima Branch Container Terminal Sales Office OpeningSources

Shibushi Branch Miyazaki Sales Office OpeningSources

Established Toyo Wharf Fruit Center (Osaka)Sources

A subsidiary of Toyo Trans Co., Ltd., established OOOTB Toyo Trans in Moscow, RussiaSources

Started handling imported fruits in the Osaka areaSources

Hakata Branch Kashiwa Center openedSources

Kawasaki Branch BT6 No. Machine New ConstructionSources

Port Operations Department establishedSources

Toyosu Branch reorganized into Kawasaki Branch Toyosu Sales OfficeSources

Hakata Branch Nantozu Sales Office openedSources

Closed Tokyo Branch Harumi Sales Office due to Tokyo Olympic Village constructionSources

Tokyo Branch Aomi Warehouse openedSources

Safety and Quality Control Department establishedSources

Shibushi Branch New Wakahama Logistics Center openedSources

SDGs section established in Public Relations Department and Management Planning DepartmentSources

Higashi-Ogishima Branch Funabashi DX Center Sales Office openedSources

Digital Promotion Department established, Information Systems Department renamed to Information Management DepartmentSources

Jointly established Toyo Trans Central Asia LLC in Almaty, Kazakhstan with Toyo Trans Co., Ltd.Sources

Port Operations Department renamed to Container Business Promotion DepartmentSources

Higashi-Ogishima Branch Higashi-Ogishima DX Center Sales Office openedSources

Customs Clearance Department establishedSources

Kawasaki Branch Pier Department established CCS Business Promotion SectionSources

Kawasaki Branch Pier Daikoku Aggregate Sales Office opened (2025, discontinued)Sources

Higashi-Ogishima Business Office Daikoku Pier Sales Office openedSources

Established a new management headquartersSources

Renamed the Container Business Promotion Department to the Port and Container DepartmentSources

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the company's founding in 2028, we created an image design with the determination to develop the company.Sources

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News

39 ARTICLES

Toyo Port DX Initiative 2.0: Aiming for Mid-Term Business Plan and On-Site Problem SolvingSources

The "DX Initiative 2.0" is a crucial challenge that Toyo Port Group is advancing to achieve its mid-term business plan and solve on-site issues. By leveraging digital technology, we will enhance productivity, make rapid data-driven decisions, and strengthen our ability to meet customer needs. Additionally, by sharing know-how across the company and fostering a collaborative environment, we aim to create a safer, more comfortable workplace and improve service quality.

Sponsorship of the Shibushi Port Festival and Cleanup ActivitiesSources

The Toyo Wharf Group co-sponsored a fireworks display at the Shibushi Port Festival 2026 together with five local companies in Shibushi City. The group has sponsored the festival for more than 35 years, since it first began. The following day, it joined other companies and organizations in cleaning the area around the passenger ship terminal at Shibushi Port. The group says it will continue working to bring vitality to the community and protect the environment.

Toyo Wharf Group Publishes Policy to Prevent Job-Hunting HarassmentSources

Toyo Wharf Group strictly prohibits employees involved in recruitment from engaging in job-hunting harassment. When meeting candidates, the group generally uses settings where others are present or communicates online, avoiding one-on-one contact based on an individual employee’s discretion. Interviews must end by 8:00 p.m. at the latest, and private messaging or exchanging social media contact details is also prohibited.

2025 Social Contribution ActivitiesSources

The Toyo Wharf & Warehouse Group conducted agricultural activities at its Shibushi Branch, making use of abandoned farmland and other land. From December 2025 through March 2026, it held carrot-harvesting events attended by a total of 329 people from eight organizations. The buckwheat harvest totaled 108 kg, about twice the previous year's amount. The harvested carrots and buckwheat were donated to community children's cafeterias through the Social Welfare Council. The group says it will continue to offer agricultural experience opportunities and provide food assistance.

Toyo Wharf Updates Refrigeration Equipment with Green LoanSources

Toyo Wharf Co., Ltd. raised 100 million yen in green loans from Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company on February 27, 2026. The funds will be used to upgrade the refrigeration and freezing facilities of the fruit and vegetable warehouse, with an expected annual electricity savings of 140,242 kWh.

Supported a Tour of the Kawasaki Port Container TerminalSources

On January 23, 2026, the Japan Shipowners’ Association held a tour of the Kawasaki Port Container Terminal, and employees of the Toyo Wharf Group guided approximately 180 fifth-grade students from Mitaka City Takayama Elementary School. The students toured the terminal and its containers and learned about the role of Kawasaki Port. The group will continue contributing to the local community by working with relevant organizations and carrying out activities that help people feel closer to the port.

Cooperation with the Kawasaki Port TourSources

On October 14, 2025, the Kawasaki Port Tour, organized by the Kawasaki Port Transportation Association, was held, and the Toyo Wharf Group served as guides at the Kawasaki Port Container Terminal. The 15 elementary school students who took part experienced port facilities by riding a reach stacker and viewing empty containers. The group says it will continue working with the Kawasaki Port Transportation Association on activities that help people feel closer to the port.

New warehouse completed at Hitachi Naka facilitySources

Toyo Bato Co., Ltd. has completed a standard warehouse with a ceiling crane at its Hitachi Naka facility in Tokai Village, Nakagawa, Ibaraki Prefecture. The new warehouse accommodates heavy freight logistics and includes a ceiling fan to improve the working environment. It strengthens its role as an international distribution hub based at Ibaraki Port.

Kawasaki Port Container Terminal Becomes the First in Japan to Receive CNP CertificationSources

Kawasaki Port Container Terminal, whose operations involve the Toyo Wharf Group, has become the first in Japan to receive certification under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism’s “CNP Certification (Container Terminal)” program. The terminal’s decarbonization efforts, undertaken in collaboration by Kawasaki City, the designated manager, and the group, were recognized, earning it a “Level 4+” rating on a five-level scale. The adoption rate of low- and zero-carbon transfer cranes reached 89%, contributing to the terminal’s second-highest rating nationwide for the “Introduction of Low- and Zero-Carbon Electricity.”

Acquisition of Business Land at Ibaraki Port (Hitachinaka Port Area)Sources

Toyo Wharf & Warehouse Co., Ltd. has acquired 10,000 square meters of business land at Ibaraki Port (Hitachinaka Port Area). The land is adjacent to the company’s Hitachinaka business site, and the company expects to improve efficiency by operating it in an integrated manner with its existing warehouse complex.

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Public records

GOV
National Tax Agency basic information7010001034865
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
東洋埠頭株式会社
Trade name (kana)
トウヨウフトウ
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒104-0053 東京都中央区晴海1丁目8番8号
Postal code
1040053
Prefecture code
13
City code
102
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2018-07-19
Change date
2015-10-05
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
2164263
METI gBizINFO7010001034865
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
7010001034865
Trade name
東洋埠頭株式会社
Trade name (kana)
トウヨウフトウ
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
東京都中央区晴海1丁目8番8号
Postal code
1040053
Prefecture
東京都
Prefecture code
13
City or district
中央区
City code
102
Street address
晴海1丁目8番8号
Organisation type
301
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長    原 匡史
Capital
8260000000
Employees
331
Employees (male)
Employees (female)
Business summary
Website URL
Year founded
Business category
H:運輸業、郵便業
Date established
1940-01-21
Unified government qualification - grade
||A|A
Unified government qualification - business items
308|310|315|402
Update date
2018-07-19
Key information
7010001034865
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