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We trace our roots back to a shipping agent/cargo broker Kajikyu in the early modern period.
Kajikyu organized shipments of rice and sake from Ishinomaki to Edo, or old Tokyo. Kajikyu later became a forwarder.
More than 100 years has passed since then.
We have been a logistics partner of the community all the time, responding to the needs.
We have never stopped evolving, and will continue to evolve in the future.

  • 1770s

    Kajikyu launches business

  • 1912

    Foundation of Kajikyu Unsoten (Kajikyu Forwarder)

  • 1924

    Foundation of Ishinomaki Joint Transportation Company

  • 1947

    Foundation of Nizukuri Unpansha (the Packing and Transport Company)

  • 1950

    Foundation of Ishinomaki Unso Co., Ltd. (Ishinomaki Transport Co., Ltd.)
    Ishinomaki Unso acquires forwarder license at Ishinomaki and Rikuzen-inai Stations

  • 1951

    Ishinomaki Unso starts warehousing business
    and opens Onagawa and Watanoha Sales Offices

  • 1953

    Ishinomaki Unso acquires truck transportation business license

  • 1955

    Ishinomaki Unso starts customs brokerage services

  • 1959

    Ishinomaki Unso starts truck transportation business (between Onagawa/Ishinomaki/Sendai and Tokyo)
    and transports 50% of inbound and outbound cargo traffic across the region

  • 1960

    Ishinomaki Unso opens Sendai Sales Office

  • 1962

    Ishinomaki Unso acquires terminal operator license

  • 1967

    Ishinomaki Unso starts barge transport business
    and changes its name to Ishinomaki Kairiku Unso Co., Ltd.

  • 1968

    Ishinomaki Kairiku acquires forwarder license at Ishinomaki Futo and Kama Stations

  • 1971

    Ishinomaki Kairiku moves its headquarters to Otefutomae of Ishinomaki Industrial Port (current Ishinomaki Headquarters)

  • 1972

    Ishinomaki Kairiku opens a car park at Nakajima in Ishinomaki Industrial Port

  • 1975

    Ishinomaki Kairiku discontinues truck transportation business
    and constructs a new warehouse within the Oroshimachi Warehouse, and relocates Sendai Sales Office

  • 1980

    Ishinomaki Kairiku constructs an additional warehouse within the Oroshimachi Warehouse
    and upgrades Sendai Sales Office to Sendai Branch

  • 1981

    Ishinomaki Kairiku starts industrial waste management business

  • 1983

    Ishinomaki Kairiku acquires 3,532 m² cargo handling house and 13,043 m² open storage space in Mikawa-cho in Ishinomaki Industrial Port

  • 1985

    Ishinomaki Kairiku acquires container freight forwarder license at Miyagino Station
    and starts airfreight forwarding business

  • 1986

    Ishinomaki Kairiku constructs 15 (bonded) silos for storage of animal feed material at the private wharf in Ishinomaki Industrial Port
    and acquires stevedoring service license at Ishinomaki Port

  • 1987

    Ishinomaki Kairiku constructs three additional (bonded) silos for storage of animal feed material

  • 1989

    Ishinomaki Kairiku acquires 19,836 m² land near Sendai Port

  • 1991

    Ishinomaki Kairiku constructs a logistics center in Miyagino-ku, Sendai City, and relocate its Sendai Branch there

  • 1992

    Ishinomaki Kairiku changes its name to Kairiku Logico Inc.
    and constructs the second warehouse for steel products in the Sendai Logistics Center

  • 1993

    Kairiku acquires container freight forwarder license at Sendai Port Station
    and opens the Sendai Air Cargo Terminal (SACT) Office

  • 1995

    Kairiku constructs a warehouse in the Mikawa-cho Yard

  • 1996

    Kairiku opens Tokyo Sales Office

  • 1998

    Kairiku acquires (international) air freight forwarder license at SACT Office

  • 1999

    Kairiku completes construction of the Sendai Port Office Building

  • 2003

    Kairiku relocates its headquarters to Miyagino-ku, Sendai City (current Sendai Headquarters)

  • 2006

    Kairiku transfers the truck transport division in Ishinomaki to Esprit Co., Ltd.
    and constructs a warehouse in the Mikawa-cho Yard

  • 2008

    Kairiku acquires land and a warehouse in an area adjacent to the Mikawa-cho Yard

  • 2009

    Kairiku constructs the third warehouse for steel products in the Sendai Logistics Center

  • 2011

    The Pacific Coast of Tohoku is hit by the earthquake and tsunami

  • 2012

    Kairiku constructs a raised-floor warehouse in the Sendai Logistics Center

  • 2016

    Kairiku constructs a warehouse in the Ishinomaki Feed Center

  • 2018

    Kairiku constructs a warehouse in the Ishinomaki Feed Center

  • 2021

    Kairiku constructs  Two warehouse in the Nakajimacho, Ishinomaki

  • 2023

    Kairiku constructs a all-weather workshop in Sendai Logistics Center

  • 歴史・歩み

    The history of Kairiku in early days, community engagement,
    and after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

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