HISTORY
May 1904
Founded in Hiroshima, as a kimono wholesaler
December 1952
Incorporated
April 1968
Opened a branch office in Tokyo, staring the planning and sale of women’s clothing, mainly sweaters and other knitted wear
January 1969
Launched blockbuster brands: “Nobara (wild roses)” for sweaters with colorful designs and “Barbara Age” for knitted suits
April 1970
Forerunning cut and sewn brands, “Brebis” and “Pericole,” grew rapidly.
April 1975
Opened Osaka branch office to conduct community-oriented business
June 1977
Opened Fukuoka branch store
October 1979
Set up the headquarters in Aoyama, Tokyo, along with the expansion of business.
Changed the company name to NARUMIYA Co., Ltd.
April 1982
Launched an overseas brand, K-Factory, in New York
August 1985
Entered into children’s clothing business with the launch of babies’ and toddlers’ brand, “Mini-K,” causing a sensation in the industry.
March 1988
Announced babies’ and toddlers’ brand, “mezzo piano”
March 1989
Announced juniors’ brand “Angel Blue”
July 1991
Set up separate companies for the kimono business and for the apparel business. NARUMIYA INTERNATIONAL Co., Ltd. was founded as the company to operate the apparel business.
August 1995
Founded N. I. Corporation
Announced ladies’ brand “Jusqu’a”
September 1995
Changed the company name to NARUMIYA INTERNATIONAL Co., Ltd.
March 1997
Announced toddlers’ brand “pom ponette”
March 1998
Announced juniors’ brand “pom ponette junior”
August 1998
Announced juniors’ brand “Daisy Lovers”
March 1999
Announced toddlers and juniors’ brand “Blue Cross”
August 1999
Announced juniors’ brand “mezzo piano junior”
2002
Started partnerships with other industries in full scale to enrich children’s lives
Launched “Rainbow Park” selling stationeries and other goods under the juniors’ brand at various department stores
August 2002
Announced juniors’ brand “Blue Cross Girls”
Announced toddlers’ brand “Daisy Lovers paradise kids”
February 2004
Opened “Junior City” at Lotte Department Store in Korea
March 2004
In partnership with Bandai Co., Ltd., opened “Cosmetic Parlor,” a cosmetic shop for junior girls, at various department stores
August 2004
Announced toddlers’ brand “Angel Blue Kids”
In partnership with Kutsuwa Co., Ltd., opened “Juicy Princess,” an accessory shop for junior girls, at various department stores
November 2004
Opened “Rainbow City,” a shop dealing with five junior girls’ brands collectively, in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
March 2005
Went IPO, having shares listed on JASDAQ
September 2005
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of our children’s clothing business, started “Dream Project”
October 2005
Opened the fifth store in Korea and fourth store in Hong Kong
February 2006
Opened our first outlet store at Rinku Premium Outlets
Under the pom ponette brand, announced a new brand for boys “pom ponette Garcon”
February 2007
Opened a mezzo piano store in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
March 2007
Opened a mezzo piano store in Taipei, Taiwan
Entered into partnership with Paul Frank
August 2008
Announced a brand in collaboration with ANNA SUI, “ANNA SUI mini”
Acquired 100% shares of Milli Company Ltd., making it our subsidiary
October 2008
Opened a mezzo piano store in Shanghai, China
February 2009
Founded Star Cube Co., Ltd., a subsidiary
Announced juniors’ brand “Lovetoxic”
Opened the first ANNA SUI mini store, at Isetan’s main store in Shinjuku
March 2009
Founded NARUMIYA INTERNATIONAL SHANGHAI Co., Ltd., a subsidiary, in Shanghai, China
June 2009
Announced juniors’ brand, “Lindsay”
July 2009
Founded NARUMIYA WANPA Co., Ltd. a special subsidiary company under the Act on Employment Promotion etc. of Persons with Disabilities
September 2009
Relocated the headquarters from Aoyama to Shibakoen, Minato-ku
March 2010
Announced toddlers’ brand, “kladskap”
Had the shares delisted from JASDAQ
June 2010
Opened street-level “kladskap” and “ANNA SUI mini” stores in Jiyugaoka
March 2011
Announced toddlers’ brands “petit main” and “b Room”
September 2013
Announced toddlers’ brand “franche lippee la petit”
August 2015
Opened the first kids’ line store of kate spade new york in Nagoya
July 2016
All shares transferred from SBI Capital Co., Ltd. to Japan Industrial Partners, Inc.
October 2016
Our 100% subsidiary NJ Holdings 2, Ltd. acquired former-former NARUMIYA through absorption-type merger. The former-former NARUMIYA disappeared in the process. NJ Holdings 2, Ltd. is the surviving company. On the same day, its headquarters was relocated from Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, to Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, the present address. Changed the company name to NARUMIYA INTERNATIONAL Co., Ltd.
February 2017
Announced licensed brands “X-girl STAGES” and “XLARGE® KIDS”
March 2017
Announced a brand, “petit main LIEN,” that enables parent-child coordination
March 2018
Former NARUMIYA disappeared in the process of absorption-type merger with our company as the surviving company. On the same day, its headquarters was relocated from Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, to Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, the present address. Changed the company name to NARUMIYA INTERNATIONAL Co., Ltd.
September 2018
Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section.
Opened a photo studio “LOVEST BY NARUMIYA” in MARINE & WALK YOKOHAMA.
March 2019
Acquired 100% shared of Heartfeel Co.,Ltd., making it our subsidiary
September 2019
Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section.
August 2020
Announced licensed brands “Paul Smith JUNIOR”.
December 2020
Acquired 100% shared of LOVST Co., Ltd., making it our subsidiary.
February 2022
As a result of the tender offer by World Co., Ltd. for the Company's shares,World Co., Ltd. become the parent company of the Company.
April 2022
Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Section.
March 2023
Announced licensed brands “Jack Bunny!!”
April 2023
Announced juniors’ brand “LTXC”
September 2023
Announced toddlers’ brand, “Minimal”
February 2024
Announced toddlers’ brand, “and D.”