On March 25, 1937, Yamato Shokai, Ltd., was established in Minami-ku, Osaka (currently Higashisinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka) as a company engaged in the sale of glucose, which was domestically produced at the time.

The Imazato Factory was established in Higashinari-ku, Osaka, and entered the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry, including manufacturing glucose injections.

Photo showing colleagues at the time surrounding the former president in front of the Inari shrine at the Imazato First Factory.

The Imazato Second Factory, with its distinctive sawtooth roof, began operations immediately after the Imazato First Factory was destroyed by a fire that broke out in a neighboring house.

The company name was changed to Fuso Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd. The photo shows the Imazato Second Factory office and the current company name, which has been changed.

Established the local office in Okayama (shown in photo) and branch offices in Osaka and Tokyo. Currently, 20 sales offices, including 10 branch offices and 10 local offices, are located throughout Japan.

The main office from Higashi-Imazato, Higashinari-ku, Osaka, was relocated to the Osaka Sales Office in Doshomachi, Higashi-ku, Osaka City (at the time).

Built and operated the Joto Factory in Morinomiya, Joto-ku, Osaka, with the efforts of all employees after closing the Imazato Factory. The upper part of the photo shows the ruins of the Osaka Artillery Arsenal.