Tog Safety Industry Co., Ltd.

Started manufacturing signal equipment, signal lighting fixtures, and construction materials in Minami-ku, Osaka City.

Established a business office at the current headquarters in Naniwa-ku, Osaka City. Began deliveries to Japan National Railways and Kansai private railway companies.

Reorganized into a corporate entity and established Osaka Lamp Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Established a new Hirano Factory in Urahara, Hirano-ku, Osaka City.

Established a traffic safety department in addition to the railway equipment department, and began manufacturing traffic safety facilities, equipment, and security devices.

Ikkoro Noguro appointed as President and Representative Director.

Established a new Matsubara Factory in Miyake, Matsubara City. Started mass production of traffic safety facilities, equipment, and security supplies.

Introduced an automatic rack system at the Matsubara Factory and built a distribution warehouse.

Changed the company name to Tog Safety Industry Co., Ltd. Established a company emblem and registered it as a trademark.

Introduced a vacuum heat sealing machine from 3M USA for road signs at the Matsubara Factory.

Opened Nagoya Sales Office.

Opened Kawasaki Sales Office.

Opened Chiba Sales Office.

Built a nine-story annex building adjacent to the head office building, which also serves as a warehouse.

Opened Fukuoka Sales Office.

Installed an integrated production plant including a multi-purpose welding line and large-scale painting line at the Matsubara Factory.

Expanded a fully automated rack system warehouse at the Matsubara Factory as a logistics hub.

Established a new Tomakomai Factory near Chitose Airport as a production base in Hokkaido.

Established a new Yamagata Factory adjacent to Yamagata Airport and Yamagata 3M Co., Ltd. as a production base in Tohoku.

Introduced a CAD/CAM system for road signs at the Matsubara Factory.

Introduced the latest NC molding machine automated with FA at Yamagata Factory, starting production of plastic molded products.

Installed an extrusion blow molding line for pole coating at Matsubara Factory.

Expanded the site of Matsubara Factory to include a factory for sheet metal, welding, and assembly of main products.

Introduced a state-of-the-art NC press machine group automated with FA at Matsubara Factory.

Introduced an unmanned capable FMS plant dedicated to sheet metal at Matsubara Factory.

Constructed a new Nagoya sales office and introduced an automatic rack warehouse.

Introduced signboard creation equipment from Sumitomo Three M Corporation at headquarters.

Opened Kobe sales office.

Relocated Chiba sales office to Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture.

Koichi Noguro appointed as President and Representative Director.

Opened Osaka South sales office.

Changed the name of Osaka South sales office to Osaka Sales Office.

Changed the name of Kawasaki sales office to Metropolitan Area Sales Office Kawasaki.

Changed the name of Chiba sales office to Metropolitan Area Sales Office Chiba.

Changed the name of Tomakomai sales office to Hokkaido Sales Office.

Introduced UV inkjet printer at Matsubara Factory.

Changed address display for Yamagata Factory and Tohoku Sales Office.