Established Tokushima Meat Processing Plant
Capital 1.5 million yen, organization changed to Tokushima Ham Co., Ltd.
Listed on Osaka Securities Market
Listed on Tokyo Securities Market
Merged with Torosei Ham Co., Ltd. and changed its name to "Nippon Ham Co., Ltd."
"Winny" is available nationwide
Jointly invested in a small Japanese broiler chicken company and started a farm business. In the same year, the head office moved to No. 6-14, 3-chome, Minamihonmachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City
Established pro baseball team Nippon-Ham Fighters Baseball Club
Began overseas expansion with acquisition of Day-Lee Meats, Inc., of Los Angeles, USA (now Day-Lee Foods, Inc.).
Fully entered the processed foods business with the establishment of Nipponham Shokuhin Co., Ltd. (now Nipponham Processed Foods Ltd.)
Entered the marine foods processing business with acquisition of the Marine Foods Corporation.
Entered freeze-dried foods business with establishment of Nippon Dry Foods Co., Ltd. (now successor company is Hoko Co., Ltd.)
Release of "SCHAU ESSEN"
Established Corporate Philosophies.
Implemented an integrated system from production to marketing of fresh meats overseas with purchase of the Whyalla Feedlot (Australia).
Entered the fermental milk and the lactic acid bacterial beverages business with acquisition of Kansai Luna, Inc. (now NIPPON LUNA, INC.).
Participated in the establishment and operation of Osaka Football Club Co., Ltd.,（now Cerezo Osaka Co., Ltd.）
Nipponham Group made a new start by launching the new medium-term management plan (Part I).
Established HOKKAIDO NIPPON-HAM FIGHTERS BASEBALL CLUB CO., LTD.
Established "Nipponham Group Brand"
Changed the Nipponham Group Brand logo
Unified Group Brand and Corporate Brand
Established Vision 2030
Schau Essen introduced in new eco-friendly packaging
HOKKAIDO BALLPARK F VILLAGE opened
