Nisso Fudosan (Real Estate) Co., Ltd. (present: Nisso Nifty Co., Ltd.) was established
First Annual Improvement Cases Presentation Conference (Intra-company QC Small Group Activity) was held
History
History
History of The Nisso Group
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1971
Showa46
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NISSO’s predecessor, Nisso Koei Co., Ltd. was established
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1984
Showa59
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Construction of Nisso Dai Ichi Bldg. (Yokohama, Kanagawa) was completed
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1986
Showa61
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Nisso Office M Two Co., Ltd. (present: Nisso Brain Co., Ltd.) was established
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1989
Heisei1
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New logo mark for "NISSO" is determined.
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1990
Heisei2
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1997
Heisei9
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Construction of Nisso Kosan (NISSO) Shin Yokohama Bldg. (Yokohama, Kanagawa: New Headquarters Bldg.) was completed
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1999
Heisei11
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Nisso Office M Two Co., Ltd. changed its name to Nisso Brain Co., Ltd.
Nisso Fudosan (Real Estate) Co., Ltd. changed its name to Nisso Nifty Co., Ltd.
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2000
Heisei12
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Japan Production Skill Labor Association was established, Tadao Shimizu was inaugurated as its first Chairman
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2005
Heisei17
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Headquarters office obtained certification, initial registration for international standard for environmental management "ISO14001"
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2007
Heisei19
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Mascot character, “Seizo-kun” was born
Established Nisso Pure Co., Ltd. in Kohoku-ku, Yokohama City and recognized as a special subsidiary.
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2011
Heisei23
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Obtained initial certification for the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's commissioned project, "Superior Manufacturing Contractors Certification System" as superior business operator
Ryuichi Shimizu is appointed Chairman of the Japan Production Skills and Labor Association.
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2015
Heisei27
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Obtained initial certification for the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's commissioned project, "Excellent Dispatching Business Operators Certification System" as excellent business operator
Was admitted to the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren)
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2018
Heisei30
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Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Education and training facility Nisso Technical Center Naka-Nihon was opened
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2020
Reiwa2
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Established a joint venture company, NIKON NISSO PRIME CORPORATION
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2021
Reiwa3
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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of our foundation.
Subsidiarization of Vector Shinwa Co., Ltd.
Established a joint venture company, Leaf NxT Inc.
Birth of the mascot character "Tsukurin."
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2022
Reiwa4
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Transition to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market.
Capital business partnership agreement with Doctors Co., Ltd.
Investment in and partnership agreement with Intersella Technologies Co., Ltd.
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2023
Reiwa5
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Revamping the brand slogan to "Making hardworking people,happy."
Education and training facility Nisso Technical Center Kumamoto opened.
Nisso Technical Center Kumamoto is certified as a vocational skill development school by Kumamoto Prefecture.
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2023
Reiwa5
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Established "NISSO Holdings Corporation" as a pure holding company of the NISSO Group
NISSO Holdings, Inc. listed on the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (NISSO Corporation delisted)
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2024
reiwa5
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NISSO KOSAN made "Eye's Corporation" a subsidiary (made a sub-subsidiary of the Company)
Events in the World
- 1971 Showa46
- Transition of Japanese yen to floating exchange rate system.
- 1972 Showa47
- The First Oil Crisis occurred
- 1984 Showa59
- The Plaza Accord was reached by the G5 nations
- 1993 Heisei5
- “J League” (Japanese Professional Soccer League) was inaugurated
- 1995 Heisei7
- The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake occurred
- 1998 Heisei10
- The Nagano Winter Olympics were held
- 2000 Heisei12
- The Okinawa Summit (26th G8 Summit) was held
- 2002 Heisei14
- The FIFA World Cup Korea・Japan was held
- 2005 Heisei17
- The Aichi Expo was held
- 2008 Heisei20
- The “Lehman Shock”, or economic downturn precipitated by the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy occurred
- 2011 Heisei23
- The Great East Japan Earthquake and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident occurred
- 2016 Heisei28
- The Public Offices Election Act concerning 18-year olds’ right to vote was enforced
- 2017 Heisei29
- The Revised Payment Services Act was enforced, and use of virtual currency increased
- 2019 Reiwa1
- Change of era name to "Reiwa."
- 2021 Reiwa3
- Tokyo Olympics held with Japan achieving a historic record of 58 medals.
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