- STYLEM
TAKISADA-OSAKA
Era - Takisada-Osaka
Era - Takisada Era: 4th Phase
- Takisada Era: 3rd Phase
- Takisada Era: 2nd Phase
- Takisada Era: 1st Phase
- General Partnership Company Establishment Era
- Private
Practice
Era - Founding
Era
STYLEM TAKISADA-OSAKA Era
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | PARIS BRANCH of STYLEM ITALIA S.R.L. opened | |
| PT STYLEM INTERNATIONAL INDONESIA SHOWROOM opened in Jakarta | ||
| CHENGDU BRANCH of STYLEM TRADING (SHENZHEN) LIMITED opened | ||
| Online fabric site "STYLEM FABRIC STORE" opened | ||
| 2022 | Giolica s.r.l., an Italian textile manufacturer, joins the group | |
| Company's Purpose launched | ||
| 2021 | TAKISADA-OSAKA CO., LTD. and STYLEM CO., LTD. were integrated, and the trade name was changed to STYLEM TAKISADA-OSAKA CO., LTD. | Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games held |
| Company's Misson, Vision, Value and Corporate Slogan launched | ||
| Company's Sustainability Policy and 5 Priority Issues established | ||
| BEIJING BRANCH / XIAMEN BRANCH of TAKISADA-OSAKA TRADING (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD. opened | ||
| STYLEM USA INC. established | ||
| PT STYLEM INTERNATIONAL INDONESIA established |
Takisada-Osaka Era
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Ryuta Taki appointed as Chairman, Representative Director of STYLEM CO., LTD. | Japan (Osaka) elected to host of World Expo 2025 |
| 2016 | STYLEM KOREA CO., LTD. established | |
| Masayuki Sako appointed as President, Representative Director of STYLEM CO., LTD. | ||
| 2015 | Company shift to a new group management structure positioning TAKISADA-OSAKA CO., LTD. as a group headquarters.
STYLEM CO., LTD. succeeds textile and garment business of TAKISADA-OSAKA CO., LTD. by company split, and Osamu Ogawa appointed as President |
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| 2014 | Company celebrating 150th anniversary of its founding | |
| BANGKOK REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE opened | ||
| 2013 | Relocation of headquarters to Minatomachi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka | Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games to be held |
| Corporate brand "STYLEM" launched | Mount Fuji registered as a World Heritage | |
| STYLEM ITALIA S.R.L. established | BOJ decide to carry out new quantitative and qualitative monetary easing measures | |
| STYLEM TRADING (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD. established | ||
| 2012 | STYLEM TRADING (SHENZHEN) LIMITED established | TOKYO SKYTREE opened |
| STYLEM INTERNATIONAL (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED established | ||
| 2011 | STYLEM INTERNATIONAL (H.K.) LIMITED established and its HO CHI MINH REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE opened | Great East Japan Earthquake |
| 2010 | Middle-term Management Plan "Chance to Change (C2C)" program launched | China surpasses Japan as world's No. 2 economy |
| 2009 | TAKISADA-OSAKA TRADING (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD. established | Barack Obama becomes first African American President of the United States |
| 2008 | Takisada-Osaka Shanghai Representative Office established | Bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers |
| Ryuta Taki appointed as President | ||
| 2001 | Akihiro Taki appointed as President | September 11 attacks U.S. |
| Takisada CO., LTD., splits into Takisada-Osaka CO., LTD., and Takisada-Nagoya CO., LTD. Sales: Takisada-Osaka CO., LTD. 86 billion 57 million, Takisada-Nagoya CO., LTD. 63.6 billion 87 million |
Takisada Era: 4th Phase
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 | Takatsuki company dormitory of Osaka branch receives 3 awards: the 46th Osaka Architecture Contest Osaka Governor Prize, the 10th Green Landscape Award Osaka Governor Prize, and the 20th Osaka Urban Landscape Architecture Prize Osaka Architect Chair's Award | Sydney Olympic and Paralympic Games held |
| 1995 | Attivo CO., LTD. established | Kobe Earthquake |
| 1994 | Takisada Garment Institute dissolved | Kansai International Airport opened |
| Kinichiro Taki becomes President and Akihiro Taki becomes Vice President | ||
| Company celebrates 130th anniversary of its founding | ||
| 1993 | Names of Nagoya Branch and Osaka Branch changed to Nagoya Office and Osaka Office | EU launches with 12 member countries |
| 1991 | Kansai Warehouse CO., LTD. (Osaka Branch) established and its Takatsuki office building completed | U.S.S.R. collapses |
| 1989 | Japan’s bubble economy expands and sales reach 229.1 billion yen, the highest since its founding (both branches in total) | Fall of the Berlin Wall |
| 1986 | Takisada American Corporation closed | |
| 1985 | Sales reach 200 billion yen (both branches in total) | |
| 1984 | Company celebrates 120th anniversary of its founding | |
| 1980 | Hokko CO., LTD. established | Iran-Iraq War begins |
| Sales reach 150 billion yen (both branches in total) | ||
| Sueo Taki appointed as President |
Takisada Era: 3rd Phase
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 1978 | Company starts management support for Sugimura LTD. | Treaty of Peace and Friendship between Japan and the People's Republic of China signed |
| 1977 | Company starts management support for Tokyo Clothing LTD. | |
| 1975 | Sales reach 100 billion yen (both branches in total) | Vietnam War ends |
| 1974 | Osaka Branch sets up Warehouse (currently Takisada Kansai Warehouse CO., LTD.) | |
| 1972 | Shinso CO., LTD. established | Sapporo Olympic Games held |
| Company starts supporting Watanabeya CO., LTD. | ||
| 1971 | Relocation of Osaka Branch Headquarters Building to Bingo-cho, Chuo-ku | |
| 1970 | Top Lady CO., LTD. (merged to the Company in 1994) established | Japan World Exposition opens |
| Sales reach 50 billion yen (both branches in total) | ||
| Company joins the management of Tokyo Fujii CO., LTD. | ||
| Takarou Taki appointed as President |
Takisada Era: 2nd Phase
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 1968 | Takisada Garment Institute (Osaka Branch) established in Ankoji-cho, Takatsuki-shi | Japan’s GNP becomes second in the world, after United States |
| 1967 | Osaka Branch Tokyo Office established in Nihonbashi Yoshi-cho, Chuo-ku | European Community (EC) launched |
| 1966 | Takisada American Corporation founded | Chinese Cultural Revolution |
| 1964 | Self-sustenance business structure promoted | Tokyo Olympic Games held |
| Company Celebrates 100th anniversary of its founding | ||
| New company emblem "TS" created | ||
| 1963 | Sales reach 20 billion yen (both branches in total) | U.S. president Kennedy assassinated |
| 1962 | Garments and Lifestyle Division starts ODM | |
| 1960 | Sales reach 10 billion yen (both branches in total) | Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) founded |
| 1958 | Large management innovation effected at Osaka Branch | |
| 1954 | Company merges Kyoto and Osaka Branches and creates new Osaka Branch in Bingo-machi, Chuo-ku | |
| 1953 | Sales reach 5 billion yen (both branches in total) | Soviet Prime Minister Stalin dies |
| 1952 | Company sells Teikoku Textiles CO., LTD. | Treaty of San Francisco signed |
Takisada Era: 1st Phase
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 1950 | 1st Meiryukai held Takarou Taki appointed as Vice President (resides in Osaka) |
Korean War begins |
| 1948 | With clothing rationing system, The Company focuses on textile handling | Cold War intensifies |
| 1946 | Company handles hardware goods and textile goods which were not regulated by distribution control | |
| 1945 | Loses all 11 overseas offices at the end of World War II | End of World War II in Europe |
| 1943 | Company name changed to Takisada Co., Ltd.
President Sadasuke Taki dies at 39 Junjiro Taki appointed as President while being drafted |
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| 1940 | Takisada Shoten Co., Ltd. established | Churchill War Cabinet formed in England |
General Partnership Company Establishment Era
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 1940 | Taipei Sub-Branch opened Bangkok Sub-Branch opened Shanghai Sub-Branch opened Sub-Branches opened in Busan, Mukden, Jinan, Xuzhou, and Tainan |
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| 1939 | Keijo Sub-Branch opened Osaka Branch building extended Company sells Osaka Branch East Office to Kureha-Bouseki KK |
World War II breaks out |
| 1938 | Dalian Branch and Tianjin Branch opened | |
| 1936 | Construction of new head office starts in Nishi-ku, Nagoya-shi | "Stalin" Constitution enacted in the U.S.S.R. |
| 1933 | Company merges with Takisada Shokusan LTD. Company sends residents to Dalian |
Japan becomes No.1 cotton exporter in the world |
| 1932 | Sadasuke Taki Ⅱ dies at 64 Kenzo Taki succeeded to the lineage and took the name Sadasuke Taki |
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| 1919 | Shanghai Branch and Hong Kong Branch opened Company profits quadruple compared to previous year due to special procurement demand for the world war |
Peace Treaty of Versailles signed |
| 1914 | Rebuilding of Osaka Branch to the original site | World War I breaks out |
| 1909 | Takisada Shokusan Company established | |
| 1908 | Osaka Branch Export Division established | London Olympic Games held |
| 1906 | Takisada GMK and its Osaka Branch established | |
| 1903 | Sadasuke Taki Ⅰ dies at 58 Shotaro Taki succeeded to the lineage and took the name Sadasuke Taki |
Private Practice Era
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 1896 | GSK Sanryu-sha and Teikoku Textiles CO., LTD. established Nippon Sharyo, LTD. established |
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| 1893 | Silk factory relocated to Tonerimachi and established Nagoya Weaving GSK | |
| 1889 | Silk factory established in Nishishincho, Nagoya-shi | Exposition Universelle de Paris opens (Eiffel Tower opens) |
| 1888 | Kyoto Branch established | |
| 1887 | Owari Textile Company established | |
| 1882 | Established the Nagoya Bank together with Hyoemon Taki, Sadasuke became the president of the bank | The Bank of Japan established |
Founding Era
| Year | Corporate Chronology | World Events |
|---|---|---|
| 1864 | Founded |
