History
History of Our Business
1933 |
Takizo Tomono started a private business as Tomono Group Marine Transportation Company |
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July 1963 | Switched to overland transportation business with the economic development after the Pacific War, and expanded and incorporated the business as Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. in July 1963 |
January 1964 | Established Nagoya Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. in January and Osaka Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. in February to meet the transport demand in wider areas |
April 1965 | Established Yokohama Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. as an affiliated company |
The high-growth period of the Showa period | Operated bicycle and motorcycle component business |
March 1983 | Acquired business license of Takemura Transport in Fukuoka as Kyushu Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. |
In the later Showa period | Also operated automotive component business |
At the beginning of the Heisei period | Garment-on-Hanger transport and components became the main business |
November 1996 | Merged the corporations into the present Ohtomo Unsou Co., Ltd. to conduct business nationwide |
In the middle of the Heisei period | Focused on the procurement logistics of construction and industrial equipment components |
Present | Enhancing the warehousing and related businesses, focusing on automotive as well as construction and industrial equipment components |
History
October 2010 | Relocated Gunma Branch |
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April 2011 | Opened Okayama Branch |
August 2011 | Opened Tsuchiura Branch |
Relocated Komatsu Branch | |
Opened Sagamihara Logistic Center | |
July 2012 | Opened Isesaki Logistic Center |
Relocated Komaki Branch | |
October 2012 | Opened Kobe Branch |
Opened Hitachinaka Logistic Center | |
Relocated Hitachinaka Branch | |
Relocated the Head Office | |
Relocated Atsugi Branch | |
May 2013 | Opened Koga Branch |
August 2013 | Opened Kitakami Branch |
Opened Sendai Branch | |
November 2013 | Opened Chiba Branch |
December 2013 | Opened Toyohashi Branch |
January 2014 | Integrated Matsudo Branch with Chiba Branch and Relocated the integrated office |
April 2014 | Received the special award from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Sagamihara Logistic Center received the special award from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. because of its contribution to a significant reduction in logistics costs |
September 2014 | Opened Ota Logistic Center |
February 2015 | Increased the capital to 100 million yen |
April 2015 | Received the special award from Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. Received the special award from Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. because of our contribution to logistics improvement activities through expansion of procurement milk run |
November 2015 | Opened Hiroshima Itsukaichi Logistic Center |
Opened Kyoto Branch Nagaokakyo Warehouse | |
Relocated Kyoto Branch | |
May 2016 | Opened Chiba Logistic Center |
Changed the name of Chiba Branch to Chiba North Warehouse | |
August 2016 | Relocated Kazo Branch Renamed to Saitama Branch |
June 2017 | Opened Shiga Branch |
November 2018 | Opened Tomei Atsugi Branch |
December 2018 | Opened Kobe Branch Second Warehouse |
July 2019 |
Relocated Koriyama Branch Renamed to Fukushima Branch |
August 2019 | Relocated Atsugi Branch |
October 2019 | The Atsugi Branch Warehouse moved to Landport Atsugi |
January 2020 | Changed the company name to Otomo Logistics Service Co., Ltd. |
Changed the names of some sales offices & logistics Center | |
The SagamiharaLC moved and changed to name of the Sagamihara Branch | |
March 2020
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Opened Shiga Second Warehouse |
Relocated Kyoto Branch | |
May 2020 | Relocated Kyoto Second Warehouse |
January 2021 | Relocated Sagamihara Second Warehouse |
February 2021 | Opened Higashihiroshima Branch |
April 2021 | Opened Gunma Second Warehouse |
August 2021 | Changed tha name of Tomei Atsugi Branch to Atsugi Branch Tomeiatsugi Warehouse |
October 2021 | Relocated Toyohashi Branch |
Integrated Hiroshima Branch into Hiroshima Itsukaichi Branch | |
June 2022 | Opened Sendai Second Warehouse |
July 2022 | Opened Kobe Mitsugaoka Warehouse |
October 2022 | Relocated Atsugi Branch |
Changed the name of former Atsugi Branch to Atsugi First warehouse |