Tenryu Unyu established Tenryu Unso Kabushiki Kaisha (Tenryu Forwarding Co., Ltd.) in Wada-mura, Nagakami-gun, Shizuoka

Tenryu Unso established Kabushiki Kaisha Tenryu Gumi(Tenryu Gumi Co., Ltd.) in Shimbashi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

Tenryu Unso and Tenryu Unyu were absorbed into Nihon Tsuun (Nippon Express) under WW II Governmental Order

Tenryu Gumi, changed its trade name to Tenryu Unyu Kabushiki Kaisha (Tenryu Transport Co., Ltd.)

Tenryu Unyu was merged with Tetsudo Kinoshita Gumi (Railway Kinoshita Corp.) and changed its trade name to Tenryu Kinoshita Unyu Kabusiki Kaisha (Tenryu Kinoshita Transport Co., Ltd.)

Tenryu Kinoshita Unyu Kabusiki Kaisha changed its trade name to Kabusiki Kaisha Maruwn (English name: Maruwn Corporation).

“Norakuro” adopted as the Maruwn mascot

Opend the Higashi Ogishima Logistics Center

Maruwn’s shares listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Our centenary

Acquired ISO9001 certification

Restructured the Petroleum transportation business to regional companies

Obtained ISO14001 certification

Established our Shanghai Office in China

Established a local subsidiary, Maruwn Corporation (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. in China

Obtained the Privacy Mark license with JIS (Japan Industrial Standards)

Transferred the headoffice to Koami-cho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Established a local subsidiary, Maruwn Action Logistics (Changzhou) Co., Ltd. in China (holding 70% of shares)

Certified as an authorized customs broker (AEO customs broker)

Maruwn International Freight Co., Ltd. was merged with Maruwn Corporation.

Opend the Sakai Logistics Center
Established a local subsidiary, Maruwn Logistics Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Vietnam

Registered as the first enterprise villager of 「Chikyu-Genkimura」

Opened Ho Chi Minh Branch Maruwn Logistics Vietnam Company

Open Kawasakibay Logistics Center(our local subsidiary)