Brief History
October 1939 | Dai Nippon Zoki Research Institute founded in Ikuno-ku, Osaka-shi (Representative: Katsuma Sotojiro) |
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April 1942 | Head Office and Factory relocated to Hirano-ku, Osaka-shi |
June 1949 | Nippon Zoki Allergy Research Institute established for the study and treatment of allergic diseases |
December 1954 | Konishi Jin-emon joins management as an Executive Advisor |
April 1960 | Jiro Sugano assumes presidency |
August 1960 | General sales agent agreement with Shionogi & Co., Ltd. amicably dissolved to start independent marketing |
January 1961 | Renamed as Nippon Zoki Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. |
May 1964 | Executive Advisor Konishi Jin-emon assumes presidency |
May 1965 | Business alliance agreements signed with Biobasal (Switzerland) and Promedica (France) |
October 1970 | The first French-Japanese Meeting on Allergology held at the University of Paris (subsequently held alternately in Japan and France every three years) |
April 1971 | Aeropur Japan Co., Ltd. established to manufacture and market the Aeropur® anti-air pollution control system |
November 1976 | Neurotropin® Special 3 cc released |
October 1980 | The first Chinese-Japanese Meeting on Immunology and Allergology held in Beijing and Shanghai, China |
March 1982 | China-Japan Immunology and Hematology Research Center jointly established in Shanghai with the Chinese Ministry of Public Health, with the aim of promoting exchanges in basic medicine and human resources development |
June 1983 | Completion of the Institute of Bio-Active Science (IBAS) |
November 1983 | Konishi Foundation for International Exchange founded under charter by the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs |
April 1985 | The first U.S.S.R.-Bulgaria-Japan Meeting on Physiology of Emotion held in the IBAS International Conference Hall |
October 1985 | The first French-Japanese-Chinese Meeting on Immunology and Allergology (the sixth French-Japanese Meeting on Allergology and the fifth Chinese-Japanese Meeting on Immunology and Allergology) held in Beijing and Shanghai, China |
November 1985 | IBAS receives the Green Architecture Prize as part of the Hyogo Prefecture Parks and Greenery Concept |
April 1986 | Completion of Ono Greenery Factory |
NZP group founded for the company's self-protection | |
July 1987 | The first Chinese-Japanese Shanghai International Medical Seminar held |
July 1988 | Neurotropin® tablet released |
October 1988 | The seventh French-Japanese Meeting on Allergology (20th anniversary event) held in Clos de Vougeot, France |
January 1994 | Beijing Liaison Office opened |
September 1994 | Shanghai Konishi Biological Technology Co., Ltd. (Japan-China joint venture) founded |
Import of Neurotropin® tablet approved in China | |
November 1994 | Import of Neurotropin® Special 3 cc approved in China |
November 1996 | Completion of Technology Research Laboratories |
May 1999 | Completion of Konishi-MUSC Institute for Inflammation Research |
January 2002 | Konishi Ryusaku assumes presidency |
February 2005 | U.S. Liaison Office opened |
May 2005 | Completion of Shanghai Konishi Biological Technology's Spark Factory |
December 2005 | Completion of Ono Greenery Factory Manufacturing Building No. 2 |
November 2007 | Completion of IBAS new research building |
April 2008 | Completion of Formulation Research Laboratories |
July 2008 | Completion of Qingdao Konishi Biological Technology's new factory |
August 2008 | White New Zealand rabbit farm completed in Vietnam |
September 2009 | Tokyo No. 1 and No. 2 Branch Offices relocated to NZP's building in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
June 2011 | Xiaoxi Medical Consulting (Beijing) Co., Ltd. founded |
December 2011 | Konishi Biotechnology Vietnam Co., Ltd. founded |
December 2013 | Nippon Zoki Vietnam Co., Ltd. founded |
January 2017 | Nippon Zoki Vietnam completes the first phase of rabbit house construction in Yên Bái, Vietnam |
March 2020 | First-class marketing license for medical devices obtained |
August 2020 | Head Office relocated to 4-chome, Hiranomachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi |
June 2023 | Konishi Takafumi assumes presidency |