Emachu Group

Emachu Group

Our History

    • October 1923

    • Chuzo Ema establishes Emachu Store at Fukagawa Kiba in Tokyo
    • June 1951

    • Changes the organization from Emachu Store to
      Emachu Corporation Co., Ltd
    • November 1958

    • Establishes Emachu Plywood Co., Ltd
    • April 1968

    • Completion of Lumber Trading Wharf in Shinminato, Chiba
    • May 1970

    • Establishes Vancouver branch of Emachu Corporation
      Co., Ltd in Canada
    • March 1973

    • Establishes Canadian affiliated company,
      ELK TRADING CO., LTD. (Vancouver BC, Canada)
    • October 1974

    • Completion of the Harumi Headquarters
      Building in Harumi,Tokyo
    • January 1977

    • Establishes USA affiliated company,
      EMACHU (USA) INC. (Seattle WA, U.S.A.)
    • March 1986

    • Completion of Emachu Kinshicho Building in Kinshicho,Tokyo
    • June 1987

    • Completion of Chiba Cement Silo in Chiba
    • April 1989

    • Completion of Kawasaki Logistics Center in
      Higashi Ogishima, Kawasaki
    • June 1990

    • Debarking facility starts operation in Gamagori office
    • December 1990

    • Completion of Niigata Logistics Center as a
      distribution center in Niigata
    • March 1994

    • Completion of Nagoya Logistics Center in Nagoya city, Aichi
    • June 1994

    • Completion of Chiba Autosquare in Shinminato, Chiba
    • July 1994

    • Establishes Emachu Home Components Co., Ltd.
    • July 1994

    • Completion of Kashima Working Center in Kashima
      city, Ibaraki
    • November 1995

    • Establishes Sorecs Co., Ltd. headquatered in
      Hamamatsu city, Shizuoka
    • September 1997

    • September 1997
    • December 1997

    • Establishes Emachu Wood Base Co., Ltd.
      headquartered in Gamagori city, Aichi
    • February 2001

    • Establishes Emachu Wood Base Kashima Co., Ltd.
      headquartered in Kashima city, Ibaraki
    • June 2001

    • Establishes Sorecs Kanto Co., Ltd.
      headquartered in Kashima city, Ibaraki
    • June 2003

    • Establishes "Emachu Mokuzai, Emachu Plywood
      research subsidy system" in The Japan Wood Research
      Society (The 80th anniversary commemoration of
      the society contribution activity)
    • July 2003

    • Completion of Emachu Sakura Building in Yaesu, Tokyo
    • July 2003

    • Establishes Emachu Wood Base Himeji Co., Ltd.
      headquartered in Himeji city, Hyogo
    • September 2003

    • Completion of Emachu Home Components Co., Ltd.
      Noda Factory in Noda city, Chiba
    • February 2005

    • Establishes Emachu Lam-tech Co., Ltd.
      headquartered in Nasushiobara city, Tochigi
    • November 2005

    • Establishes Emachu Hanyugodo Hot Springs
      in Hanyu city, Saitama
    • December 2006

    • Completion of Takaishi Logistics Center
      in Takaishi city, Osaka
    • April 2007

    • [Company separation]
    • Separates forest products business division from
      former Emachu Corporation Co., Ltd. and
      establishes new Emachu Mokuzai Co., Ltd.
    • Former Emachu Corporation Co., Ltd.
      changes its name to Emachu Holdings Co., Ltd.
    • March 2008

    • Acquisition of Goshuindaniyama timberland in Naka,
      Tokushima
    • August 2008

    • Completion of Hitachi Logistics Center in
      Hitachi city, Ibaraki
    • December 2008

    • Acquisition of Haruno-cho timberland in
      Tenryu, Shizuoka
    • January 2009

    • Completion of Sakai Logistics Center in
      Sakai city, Osaka
    • March 2010

    • Acquisition of Misakubo-cho timberland in
      Tenryu, Shizuoka
    • April 2010

    • Emachu Mokuzai Co., Ltd. merges with
      Emachu Plywood Co., Ltd. Newly named Emachu
      Mokuzai Co., Ltd.
    • October 2010

    • Completion of Nagareyama Shopping Center in
      Nagareyama city, Chiba
    • April 2012

    • Opens Sendai office
    • December 2012

    • Operation begin at Nagareyama Photovoltaic Power Facilities
    • April 2013

    • Opens Osaka office
    • June 2013

    • Aquisition of Yarrow Bay Plaza(Seattle area, United States)
    • March 2014

    • Completion of Higashi-Ogishima Refrigerated
      Warehouse (Kawasaki, Kanagawa)
    • March 2014

    • Acquisition of Timberland in Tenryu,
      Shizuoka (about 300ha) Total area of timberland
      Emachu group owns exceeds 1,500ha.
    • June 2014

    • Completion of a new plant of Emachu Wood Base
      Kashima Co., Ltd. (Kashima, Ibaraki)

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