Toubujyuhan Co.,Ltd.

The company was established in September 1984 as Tobu Juhann Co., Ltd., a limited company with real estate sales, leasing, and brokerage as its main business, by the current president Toshihiro Ogino in Chōfu, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Founded in September 1984 (Showa 59)

Founded as Tobu Jufan Co., Ltd. in Chofu, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture by President Toshihiro Ogino

In September 1984, the company was established as Tobu Juhan Co., Ltd., a limited company with real estate sales, leasing, and brokerage as its main business, by the then CEO Toshihiro Ogino in Chofu, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

Head office relocation to Dannoura, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

Head office relocation to Misaki-cho, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

Organizational change to Tobu Juhann Co., Ltd.

Established in August 1989 (Heisei 1)

Completion and relocation of the head office building in Nambu-cho, Shimonoseki City

Provides real estate-related information and develops systems

Invested in Management Care Co., Ltd.

(Later fully acquired and renamed to Tobu Media Co., Ltd.)

Invested in Management Care Co., Ltd. (later fully acquired and renamed Tobu Media Co., Ltd.)

Collapse of the bubble economy and deepening of the real estate downturn

Opening of the first Kyushu store in Fukuoka Prefecture (now Kitakyushu Monji Store)

Opening of the Ube store; in the mobile shop business, the first SoftBank mobile shop (now SoftBank) was opened as the Tobu Station store in Yamaguchi Prefecture

Ube Store Opening

Opened as the first SoftBank Mobile Shop in the mobile shop business

Opened Tokue Station Store (Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture)

Opening of the Yamaguchi store

Starting the long-term care welfare business at Tobu Media Co., Ltd.

Opening of the Kitakyushu Ogura store (now Kitakyushu Hachiman store)

Head office relocation to Misaki-cho, Shimonoseki City

Opening of the Fukuoka store (now Kasuga store) and Onoda San Park store

Opened Fukuoka Store (now Kasuga Store)

Opened Onoda San Park Store

Absorption and merger of Tobu Media Co., Ltd., and transfer of all SoftBank mobile shop businesses

Acquisition and merger of Tobu Media Co., Ltd.

Transfer of all SoftBank Mobile Shops to the business

Launched the company’s real estate sales business

Commencement of the company’s real estate sales business

Opened Akama Station South Exit Branch

Opened Kitakyushu Kokura Branch and Shunan Branch

Opened Kitakyushu Ogura Store

Opened Shunan Store

Opened Chihaya Station Front Branch and JR Kurume Station Front Branch

Opened Chihaya Station Front Store

JR Kurume Station Front Store Opening

Listed on the JASDAQ Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Q-Board of the Fukuoka Stock Exchange

Opened Saga Station Branch, the first store in Saga Prefecture

Opened Hiroshima Ansa South Branch (now Hiroshima Station Front Branch), the first store in Hiroshima Prefecture, and Oita Branch, the first store in Oita Prefecture

Opened Hiroshima Asaminami Store (now Hiroshima Station Front Store), the first store in Hiroshima Prefecture

Opened Oita Store, the first store in Oita Prefecture

Opened Shin-Shimonoseki Branch and opened the Fukuoka Branch

Opened Shin-Shimonoseki Store

Opened Fukuoka Branch

Opened Karita Branch and Iizuka Branch

Karada Store Opening

Iizuka Store Opening

Opened Bofu Branch and opened Kamikumamoto Station Branch, the first store in Kumamoto Prefecture

Opened Bofu Store

Opened Kamikumamoto Station Store, the first store in Kumamoto Prefecture

Consumption tax increase (10%)

Completed the new headquarters building in Misaki-cho, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture (adjacent to the former headquarters)

Completion of the new headquarters building in Misaki-cho, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture (adjacent to the former headquarters)

Listed on the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (following a review of market classifications)

Opened Itoshima Branch