Below is the history of TOYO BEAUTY since establishment on 1941.
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                            1921
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                            Kenjiro Iwase was born in 1908. At age 13, he entered Konishi Co., Ltd. in Doshomachi, Osaka. 
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                            1931
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                            At age 23, he quit Konishi Co., Ltd. and founded an independent Iwase Kenjiro Store (Kozu, Minami-ku, Osaka).  
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                            1939
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                            Kenjiro Iwase founded Kansai Medical Cosmetics Laboratory (Naniwa-ku, Osaka). 
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                            1941
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                            Kenjiro Iwase established "Kotobuki Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd." 
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                            1944
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                            Began production of cosmetics such as hair perfumes. 
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                            1945
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                            Kansai Medical Cosmetics Laboratory was destroyed in the war. Headquarters as well as main operations were transferred to Higashinari-ku, Osaka. 
 Start manufacturing and distributing of cosmetics with PRINCE and Parnas trademark. 
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                            1955
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                            Following new business development, the First Factory was expanded, and equipment such as vacuum emulsification pots and movable conveyor belts were installed. 
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                            1957
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                            Founded the cosmetic company Haineo Co., Ltd.  
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                            1958
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                            Began producing products for export. 
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                            1961
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                            Began sales of cosmetics for men alongside new makeup items such as lipsticks, eye shadows and eyebrow pencils, thereby signaling the company's transformation into a general cosmetics manufacturer.  
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                            1969
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                            Expansion of manufacturing departing of Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals, and quasi-drugs with paid up capital up to 30 million Japanese Yen. At the same time the company name was changed to "TOYO BEAUTY CHEMICAL." 
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                            1972
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                            Start manufacturing for Fabergé cosmetics (USA). 
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                            1973
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                            Start manufacturing for MAXFACTOR (USA). 
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                            1974
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                            Start manufacturing for Dr. Dralle (Germany). 
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                            1975
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                            Discontinued Prince. Began shift to OEM Cosmetics. 
 Start manufacturing for Unilever (UK). 
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                            1976
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                            The company name became current "TOYO BEAUTY Co., Ltd."  
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                            1979
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                            Built Osaka Second Factory. 
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                            1982
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                            Built Third Factory (currently Central Laboratory). 
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                            1987
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                            Entered technical partnerships with Taiwanese companies. 
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                            1988
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                            Entered technical partnerships with Chinese companies. 
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                            1990
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                            New Tsukuba Factory is founded in East Japan.  Founder Iwase Kenjiro passed away.  
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                            1994
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                            Exclusive Agent Agreement with Intercos in Italy. 
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                            1997
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                            Increased capital to 37.5 million Japanese Yen. 
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                            1998
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                            Increased capital to 45 million Japanese Yen. 
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                            1999
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                            New Ueno Factory is founded in Mie, West Japan. 
 Closed Osaka Factory. 
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                            2001
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                            New Utsunomiya Factory is founded in Tochigi, East Japan. Tokyo Sales Office is opened.  
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                            2004
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                            Opened Central Laboratory within Headquarters (Higashinari-ku, Osaka). 
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                            2005
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                            Authorized as a recognized cosmetics manufacturer and wholesaler. 
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                            2006
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                            Tokyo Branch Office is opened. 
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                            2007
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                            Founded HBC Science Laboratory Co., Ltd. Acquired material and formulation patents for Funcos C-IS. 
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                            2008
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                            Closed Tsukuba Factory. 
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                            2009
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                            Utsunomiya Factory 2 is founded. Utsunomiya Research Center is founded.  
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                            2010
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                            Tokyo Branch Office is relocated. 
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                            2013
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                            Head Office is relocated. Former Head Office renamed to Innovation Center. 
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                            2014
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                            Major expansion of Innovation Center at Central Research Center. 
 Certification acquisition of ISO22716 for Utsunomiya Factory.
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                            2015
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                            Major expansion of Utsunomiya Research Center. 
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                            2016
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                            Certification Acquisition of ISO22716 for Ueno Factory. 
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                            2017
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                            M&A of 701 Research, Inc. 
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                            2018
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                            Committed to entering Saga Prefecture and concluded an agreement verifying the same. 
 Received approval to enter and formally joined the Japan Cosmetics Cluster promoted by Saga Prefecture.
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                            2019
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                            Founded Saga Factory in Saga prefecture. Certification Acquisition of ISO22716 for Saga Factory.  
Inquiry about Cosmetic ODM/OEM
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                      OSAKA / TEL +81-6-6241-2123 
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                        TOKYO / TEL +81-3-3548-2991 
Reception hours:Weekdays 9:00~12:00、13:00~17:30(JST)


 
               
              
