Medium to large-scale concert sound reinforcement (PA)Live recording / studioBroadcast and cinema equipment rentalCommercial audio equipmentLED display systemsHIBINO smart seriesConcert and event large-scale videoMedical institution video systemsHibino.com (online store)Sports×Hibino (sports large-scale video)Hibino VFX Studio (virtual production)Sales, system design, installation, and maintenance of commercial audio and video equipmentDevelopment, manufacturing, and sales of LED displays and related equipmentPlanning, rental, operation, recording, broadcasting, track-down, and authoring of concert and event audio and video systems
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In June 1956 (Showa 31), opened the sole proprietorship 'Hibino Electric' in Kagurazaka, Tokyo, repairing and selling televisions.
Established in 1964. Started audio equipment sales business.
Founded in June 1956 as Hibino Electric, the company established Hibino Electric Audio Co., Ltd. at 2-7-5 Asakusa-bashi, Taito-ku, Tokyo with a capital of 800,000 yen, commencing design, sales, and repair of commercial audio equipment.
In November 1964 (Showa 39), established 'Hibino Electric Audio Co., Ltd.', a new company focused on design and sales of professional audio equipment.
After the 1970 Osaka Expo, shifted business focus to overseas audio equipment sales and pioneered the new field of concert audio.
Development: In 1971, entered PA (concert sound) business.
Commenced rental, installation, and operation of concert audio equipment.
Relocated headquarters to 4-6-8 Asakusa-bashi, Taito-ku, Tokyo.
Opened an Osaka branch.
Relocated headquarters to 5-10-2 Shirokane, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Fully enter the video business.
Fully launched video services business.
Started operations of renting, installing, and operating large video equipment.
Commenced construction work for audio, video, and computer system installations.
In 1988 (Showa 63), changed corporate name to 'Hibino Co., Ltd.' and adopted 'Presenter of Sound and Video' as a new corporate slogan.
Changed the company name to Hibino Co., Ltd. and relocated the headquarters to 5-14, Minami 3-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Opened a Fukuoka office.
Started system design, sales, and maintenance of permanent video and audio equipment for corporate showrooms and exhibition facilities.
Obtained construction business (telecommunications construction) permit No. 83271 from the Governor of Tokyo (General 2).
Opened a Sapporo office.
The successful development of blue LED in 1993 (Heisei 5) led to the emergence of full-color LED displays, further expanding the possibilities of large-scale video services.
Acquired a stake in chroma tech, a video peripheral manufacturer, and began development assistance and sales of its products. The company changed its name to Hibino Chromatech Co., Ltd. in August 2001.
Opened a Nagoya office.
In 1996, supplied acoustic system design for Akasaka BLITZ and audio systems such as AMEK 'RECALL by Langley', TAC, and AMCRON.
Established Hibino Dotcom Co., Ltd. and entered the internet-based video and audio distribution service market. In July 2004, the company was absorbed and merged.
Expand into development, manufacturing, and sales of video products.
Integrated the business of Hibino Chromatech Co., Ltd. and started development, manufacturing, and sales of video equipment.
Obtained ISO 9001:2000 quality management certification.
Listed shares on the JASDAQ Stock Exchange (now the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market).
In February 2006 (Heisei 18), Hibino listed on the JASDAQ.
Obtained general construction business (telecommunications construction) permit No. 21843 from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (General-18).
Fully acquired Media Technical Co., Ltd. The company changed its name to Hibino Media Technical Co., Ltd. in July 2010.
Fully acquired Item Plus Co., Ltd. In January 2009, the company was absorbed and merged. Established a local subsidiary (fully owned) Hibino Europe Limited in the UK. In October 2020, the company was liquidated.
Fully acquired Item Plus Co., Ltd. In January 2009, the company was absorbed and merged.
Established a local corporation (wholly‑owned subsidiary) Hibino Europe Limited in the UK. In October 2020, the company was liquidated.
Established a local subsidiary (subsidiary) Hibino Asia Pacific Limited in Hong Kong.
Fully acquired Hevi Moon Co., Ltd. The company changed its name to Hibino Inter Sound Co., Ltd. in January 2009.
Fully acquired Studio Japan-Broadcast Co., Ltd. The company was absorbed and merged in October 2019.
Established a local subsidiary (subsidiary) Hibino Asia Pacific (Shanghai) Limited in Shanghai. The company was liquidated in December 2023.
Converted Victor Arcs Co., Ltd. into an equity-method affiliate. The company changed its name to JVC Kenwood Arcs Co., Ltd. in July 2014.
Fully acquired Hibino Asia Pacific Limited.
Hibino Media Technical Co., Ltd. fully acquired BESCO Co., Ltd. BESCO changed its name to Hibino BESCO Co., Ltd. in April 2014 and was absorbed and merged into the company in October 2021.
Subsidiary Hibino Media Technical Co., Ltd. fully acquired BESCO Co., Ltd. In April 2014, the company changed its name to Hibino BESCO Co., Ltd. In October 2021, the company was absorbed and merged.
Fully acquired ET3 Co., Ltd.
Fully acquired First Engineering Co., Ltd. Started selling commercial lighting equipment and providing system design, construction, and maintenance services. In February 2016, the company changed its name to Hibino Lighting Co., Ltd.
Fully acquired Cobalt Sales Co., Ltd. The company changed its name to Hibino Engineering Co., Ltd. in July 2014.
Fully acquired Covalent Sales Co., Ltd. In July 2014, the company changed its name to Hibino Engineering Co., Ltd.
Hibino Media Technical Co., Ltd. fully acquired Media Nix Co., Ltd. In April 2016, Hibino Media Technical Co., Ltd. absorbed and merged Media Nix Co., Ltd.
Subsidiary Hibino Media Technical Co., Ltd. fully acquired Media Nix Co., Ltd.
In November 2014 (Heisei 26), upon its 50th anniversary, Hibino continued its path of further evolution, aiming to be a total solution company that meets all needs in audio, video, music, and live.
Fully acquired Nitto Sound Engineering Co., Ltd. The company changed its name to Japan Sound Engineering Co., Ltd. in July 2015.
Fully acquired Nitto Bongo Audio Engineering Co., Ltd. In July 2015, the company changed its name to Japan Audio Engineering Co., Ltd.
Fully acquired Elec Co., Ltd.
Hibino Media Technical Co., Ltd. absorbed MediaNix Co., Ltd.
Electri Co., Ltd. was made a wholly-owned subsidiary. The company changed its name to Hibino Electri Co., Ltd. in October 2026.
Converted JVC Kenwood Arcs Co., Ltd. into a subsidiary. The company changed its name to Hibino Arcs Co., Ltd. in July 2017 and to Hibino Space Tech Co., Ltd. in October 2020.
JVC Kenwood Arcs Co., Ltd., an equity method affiliate, was made a subsidiary. The company changed its name to Hibino Arcs Co., Ltd. in July 2017. The company changed its name to Hibino SpaceTech Co., Ltd. in October 2020.
Established local subsidiaries (fully owned) Hibino USA, Inc. and H&X Technologies, Inc. in the United States.
Established local subsidiaries (wholly-owned) Hibino USA, Inc. and H&X Technologies, Inc. in the United States.
Hibino Japan Sound Engineering Co., Ltd. established a local subsidiary (subsidiary) NOE Asia Pacific Co., Ltd. in Thailand. The company was liquidated in June 2025.
The subsidiary Japan Audio Engineering Co., Ltd. established a local subsidiary (subsidiary) NOE Asia Pacific Co., Ltd. in Thailand. In June 2025, NOE Asia Pacific Co., Ltd. was liquidated.
Established Hibino Entertainment Co., Ltd.
Established Hibino Entertainment Co., Ltd.
Fully acquired Techno House Co., Ltd.
Techno House Co., Ltd. was made a wholly-owned subsidiary. The company changed its name to Hibino Technos Co., Ltd. in October 2026.
Acquired Korean subsidiaries Sama Sound Inc., Sama D&I Co., Ltd. and Sama CDS Inc. In April 2025, Sama Sound Inc. absorbed Sama D&I Co., Ltd.
Sama Sound Inc., Sama D&I Co., Ltd., and Sama CDS Inc. in South Korea were made subsidiaries. In April 2025, Sama Sound Inc. absorbed Sama D&I Co., Ltd.
Hibino USA, Inc. acquired TLS PRODUCTIONS, INC. in the United States. TLS PRODUCTIONS, INC. was liquidated in December 2024.
The subsidiary Hibino USA, Inc. made TLS PRODUCTIONS, INC. a subsidiary in the United States. In December 2024, TLS PRODUCTIONS, INC. was liquidated.
Fully acquired Japan Plate Glass Environment Amenities Co., Ltd. In June 2019, the company changed its name to Japan Environment Amenities Co., Ltd.
Japan Plate Glass Environment Amenities Co., Ltd. was made a wholly-owned subsidiary. The company changed its name to Japan Environment Amenities Co., Ltd. in June 2019.
Subsidiary Japan Audio Engineering Co., Ltd. fully acquired Sun O Co., Ltd. In March 2026, Sun O Co., Ltd. was fully acquired. In April 2026, the company changed its name to Hibino Sun O Co., Ltd.
Subsidiary Japan Audio Engineering Co., Ltd. fully acquired Sun O Co., Ltd. In March 2026, Sun O Co., Ltd. was fully acquired. Sun O Co., Ltd. changed its name to Hibino Sun O Co., Ltd. in April 2026.
The subsidiary Japan Audio Engineering Co., Ltd. made Sun O Co., Ltd. a wholly-owned subsidiary. In March 2026, Sun O Co., Ltd. was made a wholly-owned subsidiary. Sun O Co., Ltd. changed its name to Hibino Sun O Co., Ltd. in April 2026.
Established local subsidiary (fully owned) Hibino Europe B.V. in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Established a local subsidiary (wholly-owned) Hibino Europe B.V. in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Fully acquired Sigma Video Co., Ltd. The company changed its name to Hibino Sigma Realize Co., Ltd. in April 2024.
Sigma Video Co., Ltd. was made a wholly-owned subsidiary. The company changed its name to Hibino SigmaLize Co., Ltd. in April 2024.
Acquired Cerevo Co., Ltd. The company transferred all shares in April 2026.
Cerevo Co., Ltd. was made a subsidiary. In April 2026, all shares of the company were transferred.
Fully acquired NGCS Co., Ltd. The company changed its name to Hibino Graphics Co., Ltd. in July 2025.
NGC Co., Ltd. was made a wholly-owned subsidiary. The company changed its name to Hibino Graphics Co., Ltd. in July 2025.
Acquired CH Holdings Co., Ltd. and its fully owned subsidiaries: Elroy Co., Ltd., Sazabi Co., Ltd., Deransi Co., Ltd., RECO Co., Ltd., Illi Co., Ltd., CHAMELEON Co., Ltd., Bold Type Co., Ltd., Massive Co., Ltd., and Kanon Co., Ltd. Illi changed its name to Torie Co., Ltd. in September 2024. Deransi changed its name to Kujaku Co., Ltd. in April 2026.
CH Holdings Co., Ltd. and its wholly-owned subsidiaries Elroy Co., Ltd., Sazabi Co., Ltd., Deransei Co., Ltd., RECO Co., Ltd., Illi Co., Ltd., CHAMELEON Co., Ltd., Bold Type Co., Ltd., Massive Co., Ltd., and KanaN Co., Ltd. were made subsidiaries. Illi Co., Ltd. changed its name to Torie Co., Ltd. in September 2024. Deransei Co., Ltd. changed its name to Kujaku Co., Ltd. in April 2026.
Made Offix Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.
Offix Co., Ltd. was made a subsidiary.
Made Australian InSight Systems Holdings Pty Ltd and its wholly‑owned subsidiaries InSight Systems Unit Trust and InSight Systems Group Pty. Ltd. subsidiaries.
Made Australian InSight Systems Holdings Pty Ltd and its wholly‑owned subsidiaries InSight Systems Unit Trust and InSight Systems Group Pty. Ltd. subsidiaries.
InSight Systems Holdings Pty Ltd in Australia and its wholly-owned subsidiaries InSight Systems Unit Trust and InSight Systems Group Pty. Ltd. were made subsidiaries.
Acquired Singapore Spectrum Audio Visual Pte. Ltd., Spectrum AV Holdings Pte. Ltd., and their fully owned subsidiaries: Malaysia Spectrum Audio Visual Sdn. Bhd., Sri Lanka Spectrum Investment Ceylon (Pvt) Ltd., and Indonesia PT Spectrum Audio Visual.
Spectrum Audio Visual Pte. Ltd. in Singapore, Spectrum AV Holdings Pte. Ltd., and its wholly-owned subsidiaries Malaysia Spectrum Audio Visual Sdn. Bhd., Sri Lanka Spectrum Investment Ceylon (Pvt) Ltd., and Indonesia PT Spectrum Audio Visual were made subsidiaries.
Subsidiary CH Holdings Co., Ltd. established Manaka Co., Ltd.
The subsidiary CH Holdings Co., Ltd. established Manna Co., Ltd.
HIBINO × ROE Visual discusses the evolution of 91m giant LED and stage production – Japan Mobility Show 2025 TOYOTA Booth behind the scenes.
Made Ascent Co., Ltd. a wholly‑owned subsidiary.
Fully acquire Ascent Inc.
HIBINO demonstrates the potential of a new industry standard through a 91m curved LED – Japan Mobility Show 2025 TOYOTA Booth behind the scenes.
Made Sonora Technology Co., Ltd. and its wholly‑owned subsidiary Incrujia Co., Ltd. subsidiaries.
Acquire Sonora Technology Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary Incrojua Inc. as subsidiaries.
Made Photron Planning Co., Ltd. and its wholly‑owned subsidiary Media Solutions Co., Ltd. subsidiaries. Photron Planning Co., Ltd. changed its name to Hibino Provision Co., Ltd.
Acquire Fotron Planning Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary Media Solutions Inc. as subsidiaries. Fotron Planning Inc. changed its corporate name to HIBINO Provision Inc.
Osaka/Kansai Expo Osaka Healthcare Pavilion XD Hall 'Monster Hunter Bridge'. Focus on sound in the ultimate immersive theater.
Behind the scenes of Osaka/Kansai Expo Osaka Healthcare Pavilion 'XD HALL': HIBINO's development story of acoustic-transparent, high-definition LED display.
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'Godzilla-0.0' Release Celebration Campaign
Hibino is celebrating the release of the film 'Godzilla-0.0' by holding a campaign where 15 lucky winners will receive a set of five original G stickers through a lottery on official X. Hibino Inter Sound supported the audio recording of this work by providing equipment cooperation with microphones from DPA Microphones.
Campaign Celebrating the Release of the Film “Godzilla -0.0”
To celebrate the release of the film “Godzilla -0.0,” the HIBINO Group’s official X account is giving away a set of five original G stickers to 15 people selected by lottery. HIBINO Intersound supported the film’s audio recording by providing equipment from DPA Microphones.
Website Maintenance Notice
In order to improve service quality and enhance functionality, we will conduct system maintenance on the Hibino Co., Ltd. website from 4:00 p.m. to approximately 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, 2026. The site will be unavailable during maintenance. For inquiries, please call 03-3740-4391 (weekdays 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.).
Notice of Website Maintenance
In order to improve service quality and enhance functionality, HIBINO Co., Ltd. will conduct system maintenance on its website from 4:00 p.m. to approximately 5:00 p.m. on October 29, 2026. The site will be unavailable during this period. For inquiries during maintenance, please call 03-3740-4391 (weekdays 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.).
Site Downtime Completed Due to Emergency Maintenance
Following the discovery of a critical PHP vulnerability, the corporate website's emergency maintenance, carried out as a preventive measure, was completed around 21:30 on October 26, 2026. This was not due to any incidents of unauthorized access or other damage. The company apologizes for any inconvenience caused during the maintenance period.
Website Temporarily Suspended Due to Emergency Maintenance
Following the discovery of a critical vulnerability in PHP, we have temporarily suspended the public availability of our corporate site as a preventive measure. This is not due to any incidents of unauthorized access or damage, and the maintenance is scheduled to conclude on October 26, 2026. We apologize for any inconvenience and concern caused to our users.
42 Viewing Tickets Giveaway for the 5th Asian Para Games
Hibino Corporation announced a campaign related to the 5th Asian Para Games (Aichi, Nagoya) on October 5, 2026. By applying on the official website, a total of 42 viewing tickets will be awarded in a lottery. The application deadline is October 8, and the events include goalball, para table tennis, opening ceremony, closing ceremony, etc.
5th Asian Para Games Spectator Ticket Giveaway Campaign
Hibino Corporation has launched a campaign on official X to give away 42 tickets to the 5th Asian Para Games (2026 Aichi Nagoya). Applications are accepted until October 8, and tickets will be distributed for multiple sports and venues including goalball, para table tennis, opening and closing ceremonies. Each event will be held on October 17 (Saturday) at Toyohashi City General Gymnasium, Sky Hall Toyota, and Nagoya City Mizuhonobori Park Athletic Field. The application deadline is October 18 (Sunday), and participants must apply in advance via the official X.
Shure USB Microphone "MV6 Gen 2" Order Acceptance Begins
Hibino Co., Ltd. has begun accepting orders for Shure's USB microphone "MV6 Gen 2". The release date is October 15, 2026.
Shure USB Microphone 'MV6 Gen 2' Order Reception Starts
Hibino Corporation has started accepting orders for Shure's USB microphone 'MV6 Gen 2'. The release date is October 15, 2026.
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Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three items