History

Skymedical Kyushu (Fukuoka) was merged with Kyushu Toho.

Hokuriku Toho (Toyama) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

TOHO HOLDINGS transitioned to the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Hokuriku Toho (former KYOUEI DRUG WHOLESALERS, Toyama) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Kyoso Mirai Yamaguchi Pharmaceutical (Yamaguchi) and Kyoso Mirai Hiroshima Pharmaceutical (Hiroshima) were merged with SAYWELL.

Kyoso Mirai Fukuoka Pharmaceutical (Fukuoka), Kyoso Mirai Oita Pharmaceutical (Oita), Kyoso Mirai Kumamoto Pharmaceutical (Kumamoto) and Kyoso Mirai Kagoshima Pharmaceutical (Kagoshima) were merged with Kyushu Toho.

Kyoso Mirai Okinawa Pharmaceutical (Okinawa) was merged with Okinawa Toho.

Godo Toho (Osaka) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Nippou Medic (Miyazaki) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

MCOM kyushu (Fukuoka) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Yell Pharmaceutical (Tokyo) changed its company name to KYOSOMIRAI PHARMA.

TAISHODO (Shiga) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Yell Pharmaceutical (Tokyo) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Seven member companies of the TaiyoYakuhin Group became wholly owned subsidiaries.

TOHO HOLDINGS shifted to a company with audit and supervisory committee.

TOHO HOLDINGS shifted to an operating holding company structure.

Okinawa Sawai Pharmaceutical (Okinawa) was merged with Okinawa Toho.

The Reorganization of dispensing pharmacy business companies (Japan Pharmacy, Yotsuba, Pharma Square, Mirai, Nest and Jus-Pharma were merged with Pharma Mirai).

Honma Toho (Niigata), Yamaguchi Toho (Ibaraki), Ogawa Toho (Gunma) and Sue Pharmaceutical (Gunma) were merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Koizumi Yakuhin (Miyagi) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Okinawa Sawai Pharmaceutical (Okinawa) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

TOHO HOLDINGS established Orphan Trust Japan.

Shouei (Aomori) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Koizumi Yakuhin (Miyagi) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Shouei (Aomori) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

ASUCOME (Miyagi) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Okinawa Toho (Okinawa) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

TOHO HOLDINGS established Hubei Kyoso Pharmaceutical (Joint venture company).

ASUCOME (Miyagi) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

SANUS (Hiroshima) was merged with OMWELL (Hiroshima) to establish SAYWELL.

Mori Pharmaceutical (Miyazaki) was merged with Kyushu Toho.

OMWELL (Hiroshima) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

The Reorganization of dispensing pharmacy business companies.

TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL shifted to a pure holding company structure and changed its name to TOHO HOLDINGS.

Nagaoka Pharmaceutical (Niigata) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Sue Pharmaceutical (Gunma) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Ethos (Tokyo) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Yamaguchi Toho (Ibaraki) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Ogawa Toho (Gunma) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Honma Toho (Niigata) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

KOYO (Kagawa) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Mori Pharmaceutical (Miyazaki) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Entered into a three-way business alliance with OHKI (Tokyo) and KOKUBU (Tokyo).

YAKUSHIN (Fukuoka) was merged with Tsuruhara Yoshii (Kumamoto) to establish Kyushu Toho.

Tokai Toho (Aichi) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Tsuruhara Yoshii (Kumamoto) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

The HEREON Group was established.

KOYO (Kagawa) became a partly owned subsidiary.

Kinoshita Yakuhin (Nara) was merged with Godo Toho (Osaka).

Entered into a business alliance with OHKI (Tokyo).

Kinoshita Yakuhin (Nara) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Entered into a business alliance with HOKUYAKU (Hokkaido), VITAL-NET (Miyagi), Nabelin (Nagano), Nakakita Yakuhin (Aichi), KSK (Osaka), and ASTEM (Oita).

Godo Toho (former Osaka Godo Yakuhin) became a wholly owned subsidiary and was transferred the pharmaceutical sales operations in Osaka and Hyogo Prefectures.

YAKUSHIN (Fukuoka) became a wholly owned subsidiary.

Entered into a business alliance with FLET (Ishikawa).

Took over pharmaceutical sales in Saitama from Kurihara Bentendo.

TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL listed on the First Section of Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Transfered pharmaceutical sales in Iwate to Shouei.

Ogawa Toho (former Ogawa Yakuhin) became a partly owned subsidiary and took over pharmaceutical sales in Gunma.

Yamaguchi Toho (Ibaraki) became a partly owned subsidiary.

Took over medical equipment and test agent sales from ASUCOME.

TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL listed on the Second Section of Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Tokai Toho (former Funabashi Yakuhin) became a wholly owned subsidiary and took over pharmaceutical sales in Shizuoka.

Transferred pharmaceutical sales in Ibraki to Yamaguchi Toho (former Yamaguchi Yakuhin). Took over pharmaceutical sales in Tochigi from Yamaguchi Toho.

Transferred pharmaceutical sales in Aomori to Shouei.

Took over pharmaceutical sales in Akita from Shouei.

Took over pharmaceutical sales in Akita and Tochigi from ASUCOME.

Honma Toho (former Honma Yakuhin) became a partly owned subsidiary and took over pharmaceutical sales in Niigata.

Took over prescription pharmaceutical sales in Gunma from Maruzen Yakuhin.

Took over prescription pharmaceutical sales in Okayama from KSK.

SANUS (Hiroshima) became a wholly owned subsidiary and took over pharmaceutical sales in Hiroshima and Okayama.

Took over sales from Oshima Yakuhin (Hokkaido).

Took over test agent sales in Kumamoto from Tsuruhara Yoshii.

Dohritsu Yakuhin (Hokkaido) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Nakanihon Yakugyo (Yamanashi) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Kamiya Yakuhin (Tochigi) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

Emei (Osaka) was merged with TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL.

TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL registered on the OTC (over-the-counter) market.

TOHO PHARMACEUTICAL was founded (capital was ¥300,000) to start pharmaceutical wholesaling to hospitals as a pharmaceutical selling company.