Company

Japan Machinery Company　is engaged in export of Japanese industrial equipment to customers overseas and import of industrial equipment to Japan from manufacturers worldwide.

Our business

In Export

Promotion of Japanese products (equipment, machinery, system and technology) to the markets overseas.
Searching the most suitable supplier, based on the requirements of the customer.
Providing financial service to customers, recommending bank loans granted by the Bank of Japan International Cooperation (JBIC) and/or providing loans to importers.

In Import

Studying equipment's characteristics and promoting it in the high competitive Japanese market.
Working with hundreds of customers all over Japan.
Participating in manufacturers' specialized training programs, organizing seminars and trainings in Japan.
Product marketing: advertising in specialized Japanese magazines, participating in international and domestic exhibitions.

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History

June 1959	Established Japan Machinery Company Capital 4,000,000 JPY
June 1959	Osaka branch
January 1960	Nagoya branch
July 1970	Hiroshima branch
September 1972	Export department
May 1973	Capital increased to 44,800,000 JPY
June 1973	Fukuoka office
December 1978	Kitakyushu office
December 1978	Shizuoka office
November 1981	Warehouse building purchase
February 1982	Ibaraki office (Hitachi)
December 1983	Kita-kanto office (Saitama, Omiya)
May 1987	Kita-kanto office relocation (Gunma, Ota)
October 1988	High-tech center office building purchase
January 1989	Ibaraki office relocation (Katsuta)
September 1989	Hi-Tech center
September 1994	Shanghai Representative Office
December 1999	Ibaraki office relocation (Mito)
August 2002	ISO9001 Certification
June 2006	Second sales department
November 2008	Shikoku Office
November 2009	Sendai Office
August 2011	Kansai Office
September 2011	ISO14001 Certification
October 2011	Chiba office
July 2012	JMC Building
April 2015	Moscow Representative Office

Japan Machinery was founded in 1959. For the fast-paced development Japanese industry this was a time of critical need for foreign technologies.

Our focal point was originally aimed at the supply of high-technology products. The careful selection of vendors able to meet customer requirements laid down the foundation for our successful operation.

Soon after the Tokyo main office was established, Japan Machinery opened branch offices in Osaka (1959) and Nagoya (1960).

As time developed, the Japanese economic miracle resulted in more and more Japanese companies able to produce high-quality goods and technologies suitable for the world market. In 1972, Japan Machinery Company opened an Export Department.

In subsequent years, the company continued its business expansion to cover all major industrial cities in Japan, and continually engaged with new suppliers; however, Japan Machinery Company went beyond simple trade operations. The foundation of a technical office enabled the company to provide in-depth technical and systems support, quality control examinations, calibration tests, user assistance and repairs at a reputable level. The steady progression in management systems led to ISO 9001 (2002) and ISO 14001 (2011) certification, and in 2009 the SAP ERP system was implemented.

Japan Machinery Company currently imports superior products from more than 500 companies worldwide, and distributes through 14 branch offices located in all economically important areas of Japan. The Export Department represents “made in Japan” products in over 40 countries. A new «JMC building» constructed in 2012 provided an opportunity to achieve up-to-date and high-quality logistics support. The building includes a display area of high interest equipment for customer viewing and training.

Japan Machinery takes pride in its multinational team of highly-skilled professionals, whose continuity and stability have increased and developed company traditions, relations and expertise for over half century. Not willing to rest upon its accomplishments, the company team has the confidence and optimism to face fast-paced world’s present-day challenges.