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--> --> --> --> --> --> --> About us Top page About us History of Meiji Machine Top message Corporate philosophy Company profile History of Meiji Machine Office information Group company information History of Meiji Machine 2024 Relocated headquarters to 2-8-1 Kanda Tsukasamachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 2022 Signed a capital and business alliance agreement with Abalance Corporation. 2017 Made Yanagihara Seifunki Co., Ltd. a subsidiary through share acquisition 2017 Opened Nagoya branch office 2017 Opened Nagano sales office 2017 Opened Fukuoka sales office 2016 Implemented a third-party allotment of shares to which Nippon Conveyor Co.,ltd. is assigned 2014 Opened Koshigaya sales office 2014 Merger of subsidiary Tokyo Seifunki Mfg., Co., Ltd. 2014 Opened Kashima sales office 2014 Signed a capital and business alliance agreement with TCS HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 2008 Made Tokyo Seifunki Mfg., Co., Ltd. a subsidiary through share acquisition 2005 Established Chinese subsidiary MEIJI MACHINE (DE ZHOU) CO., LTD. 2001 Opened Kagoshima sales office 1996 Relocated headquarters to 2-2-22 Kanda-tacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 1991 Opened Hachinohe sales office 1980 Opened Osaka sales office 1963 Developed double centrifugal casting chill roll 1960 Relocated headquarters to 2-3-13 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Started full-scale production of formula feed plant 1957 First domestic production of pneumatic method milling plant 1949 Stock from the company listed at reopening of Tokyo Stock Exchange 1948 Changed company name to Meiji Machine Co., Ltd. 1943 Changed company name to "Yamakoshi Kikai Co., Ltd." Started operations at Ashikaga Factory 1938 Obtained capital and management participation from Meiji Sugar Co., Ltd. 1925 Reorganized as Kabushiki Gaisha Yamakoshi Kojo 1905 Produced and installed the first Japanese made roll type milling plant 1899 Yamakoshi Kojo founded in 3-8 Honshiba, Tokyo City as private enterprise of Hidetaro Yamakoshi Return to About us