Toshio Tamura founded Maple Co., Ltd. in Machida City, Tokyo.

Established the Kanazawa Plant in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa. Installed sewing machines, welders, and other processing machinery, and began the in-house production of goods.

Started import of various sewn products from neighboring Asian countries, namely South Korean, Taiwan and China.

Began import and sales of vinyl products for forklifts.

Began import and sales of metal parts for construction equipment.

Began import and sales of interior components for domestic truck manufacturers.

Established the liaison office in Shanghai, China.

Began the import and sales of plastic products for forklifts.

Toshio Tamura is appointed Chairman of the Board and Naoki Tamura is appointed President and Representative Director.

Incorporated the Shanghai liaison office as a local subsidiary and began local transactions.

Incorporated two commercial warehouses and the Kanazawa Plant to establish the Sagami Depot in Sagamihara City.

Established the Hokuriku Depot in Nomi City, Ishikawa.

Relocated the Head Office to Sagamihara City. Toshio Tamura retired as Chairman of the Board and appointed as Advisor.

Naoki Tamura retired as President and Representative Director. Hideki Tamura appointed as President and Representative Director.

Relocated Sagami Depot to Komatsu City, Ishikawa, and established the Minamikaga Depot.

Hokuriku Distribution Center (Hokuriku DC) is established in Nonoichi City by integrating Hokuriku Depot and Minamikaga Depot.

Transferred 100% of shares to Meiji Sangyo Co., Ltd., becoming a subsidiary of Meiji Sangyo Co., Ltd.