HISTORY
New history cannot be created without ideals.
A man who has forgotten how to dream has no ability to change the present.
Founder,Kinichi Tani
- 1946
Established in Marugame-shi, Kagawa
- 1957
Conducted first construction of "Kizawaenden - Seawater Intake Pipeline Construction"
- 1959
Conducted first overseas construction of "Water Pipeline Extension Construction in Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia"
- 1960
Established Osaka Branch
- 1961
Established Chugoku Branch
- 1962
Increased capital to 12 million yen
- 1963
Established Kyushu Branch
- 1964
Increased capital to 24 million yen
- 1966
Increased capital to 54 million yen
- 1968
Established Tokyo Branch
- 1969
Increased capital to 76 million yen
- 1970
Completed steel pipe plant, and started production of deformed pipes and water pipe bridges
- 1971
Increased capital to 125 million yen
- 1973
Increased capital to 170 million yen
- 1974
Increased capital to 200 million yen
- 1975
Established Sendai Branch
- 1976
Increased capital to 330 million yen
- 1977
Completed water treatment laboratory
- 1978
Completed machine factory, and started production of water treatment machines
- 1980
Relocated headquarters to Tokyo
- 1980
Conducted first public sewerage promotion construction, and expanded the sewerage field
- 1989
Conducted first water supply and drainage construction in the Imperial Palace, Imperial Household Agency
- 1993
Increased capital to 498 million yen
- 1993
Conducted first crop irrigation construction, and expanded agricultural water construction
- 1994
Built and relocated to new Takamatsu main building
- 1997
Conducted first seawater desalination construction utilizing the experience of seawater desalination experiments
- 1998
Conducted first sewerage construction ordered by Japan Sewage Works Agency, and expanded construction record
- 1998
Conducted first stainless steel reservoir construction, and expanded construction record
- 2003
Conducted construction of largest nitrate-nitrogen removal facility in Japan, and expanded membrane treatment technology
- 2003
Conducted first digestion tank construction, and entered into a new field
- 2003
Completed membrane cleaning facility
- 2008
Established Nagoya Branch
- 2009
Received first order for small-scale hydropower construction, and entered into the alternative energy field
- 2011
Completed new steel pipe plant
- 2013
Established Kobe Branch
- 2014
Increase capital to 3 billion yen
- 2015
Changed company name to the FUSO Corporation
- 2015
Established Hokkaido Branch
- 2016
Completed FUSO Technocenter
- 2017
Received 30th Nikkei New Office Promotion Award
- 2017
Acquired ISO55001 Certification (click here)
- 2018
Participated in The 11th IWA (International Water Association) World Congress & Exhibition
- 2019
Relocated Headquarters and Tokyo Branch