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Corporate History

September 2002
Established ARROWFIELD Co., Ltd. Toyonaka City, Osaka Pref.
CEO YANO Hideo／Capital 10 million yen
Ishibashi branch opened in Ikeda City, Osaka Pref.
April 2003 Started Chinese/English conversation class at Ishibashi, Osaka branch
July 2003
Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Obtained general worker dispatch business license Establishment of dispatch department
Full-scale start of translation/interpretation/staffing business
December 2003 Started short-term and long-term dispatch of Chinese interpreters to major companies.
February 2005
Started long-term dispatch of Malaysian engineers
Start of long-term dispatch of Indian engineers
June 2005 Increased capital to 30 million yen
August 2005 Started long-term dispatch of Indonesian and Filipino engineers
November 2005 Due to the start of project work using Indonesian and Malay at a major company, we dispatched a large number of interpreters.
May 2006 Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Obtained paid employment placement business license
June 2006 Established paid employment placement business
September 2006 Increased capital to 50 million yen
January 2007
Head office moved to Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture
*Ishibashi branch in Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture was closed due to relocation.
August 2007 Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. former vice president MR. FUKAMORI Yoshiaki Appointed as top advisor
Septemer 2007 With the establishment of the Sakai factory of a major electronics manufacturer, we began dispatching many interpreters and engineers.
August 2008 Started dispatching Hindi interpreters to New Delhi, India
November 2008 Started dispatching Korean/English interpreters to Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture
March 2009
Started in-house translation and interpretation services under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice （Tokyo））
Annual contract for translation services started with AOTS Foundation
April 2009 Started in-house translation and interpretation services under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice （Kyoto Prefecture）
May 2009 Ministry of Foreign Affairs begins dispatching interpreters to international conferences
January 2010 Started dispatching Korean interpreters and translators to Japan Research Institute, a major Korean electronics manufacturer
March 2010
Started in-house translation and interpretation services under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice （Osaka and Hyogo Prefecture）
Started translation work for a major agricultural equipment manufacturer
June 2010
Started dispatching translators and interpreters to the Japanese subsidiary of a major US construction manufacturer
Started contract work as an English-speaking manager at a national university corporation accommodation facility mainly for foreigners
August 2010 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology begins translation services Started translation work for a major travel agency
October 2010 National University Corporation Osaka University Starts English correction and proofreading services
December 2010
National University Corporation Kobe University Starts translation and English proofreading services
Started Thai translation work for advertising company
February 2011
Started translation work for a major heavy industry manufacturer
National University Corporation Wakayama University Starts interpreter dispatch service
April 2011 Started translation work for a major electrical engineering company
August 2012 Head office relocated from Ikeda City, Osaka to Nishinomiya City, Hyogo 662-0015
June 2016 Established a 90% joint venture company in Hanoi, Vietnam
May 2017 Signed a business partnership agreement with Vietnam Farmers Association
May 2018 Changed our stake in the joint venture in Hanoi, Vietnam to 99%
March 2019 Increased capital to 100 million yen
July 2020 Obtained FSC certification for wood chips and wood pellets
April 2021 Started manufacturing and sales of disinfectant deodorant ABANT.
May 2021 Started selling nitrile gloves and hybrid gloves
June 2022 Started supplying large quantities of Vietnamese paper making wood chips to multiple major Chinese paper manufacturers.
August 2023 JAFIE "Japan Association for International Exchange" has been disbanded as of August 1st.

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