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Company Overview

Greetings

Give shape to information

　For more than 76 years since our founding, we have been engaged in sales activities as an agent for leading manufacturers of belts, hoses, resins, conductive equipment, industrial equipment, etc. At the same time, we have maintained our own factories and a network of partner factories, and have established ourselves as a parts processing manufacturer. We have built a position.In addition, we place top priority on solving our customers' problems and consistently focus on training sales engineers.

　Regardless of the size of the project, our company's creed is the power of our "people" to wholeheartedly propose the appropriate products and solutions to our customers' problems.Furthermore, rather than information obtained on the Internet, our lifeline is the accumulation of core and niche information obtained face-to-face with manufacturers, suppliers, and partner factories.This spirit is also being demonstrated in new business fields such as factory automation and infrastructure.

　Based on our motto of "Turn information into form", we find joy in turning the "information" we receive from customers and suppliers into "products" and "business". We will continue to develop our corporate activities. Thank you for your continued support and guidance.

Tokyo Belt Co., Ltd. Representative Director and President Atsushi Maeda
Atsushi Maeda

Management Philosophy

  1. 01

    By solving customers' problems regarding industrial parts and providing products and information, we contribute to the development of the manufacturing industry and the realization of a harmonious society where people can live healthy and vibrant lives.

  2. 02

    We will comply with laws and regulations and fulfill our responsibilities to society and the environment as a good corporate citizen.

  3. 03

    We aim to provide our employees with a sense of purpose in life, work, and stability in their lives, and to become a company that grows together with our employees.

  4. 04

    Through our business activities, we contribute to the prosperity of our stakeholders, mainly our suppliers and customers.

Company Overview

Company name TOKYO BELT CO.,LTD
Established May 1946 (Showa 21) 昭和21年（1946年） 5月
Establishment November 1990 (Heisei 2) 平成2年（1990年）11月
Representative Jun Maeda, President and Representative Director
Capital ¥50,000,000 5,000万円
Employees 65 (as of September 2025)
Authentication/approval
Permits and approvals General construction business license: Machinery equipment installation work 　

License number: Kanagawa Prefectural Governor's License (General-5) No. 91254

Registration for general sales of poisonous and deleterious substances
Head office, Atsugi branch

Secondhand dealer license
Tokyo Metropolitan Public Safety Commission Permit No. 306612216421 Machine Tool Dealer
Main Store
(We do not sell used items over the internet.)

Affiliated industry association

Locations

  • Main office

    2-4-6 Kitaueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0014, Japan 〒110-0014 東京都台東区北上野2丁目4番6号
    google map 03-3845-6141 (Sales)
    03-3845-1417
    6-minutes walk from the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Iriya" Station
    8-minutes walk from the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line "Inaricho" Station
    10-minutes walk from the JR Yamanote Line "Uguisudani" Station
    12-minutes walk from the JR Yamanote Line "Ueno" Station     6 minutes walk from Iriya Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
    8 minutes walk from Inaricho Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
    10 minutes walk from Uguisudani Station on the JR Yamanote Line
    12 minutes walk from Ueno station on the JR Yamanote Line

  • Kamata branch

    4-14-14 Omoriminami, Ota-ku, Tokyo 143-0013, Japan 〒143-0013 東京都大田区大森南4丁目14番14号
    google map 03-3745-2491
    03-3745-2490
    Get off at the Keikyu Line "Heiwajima" Station,
    3-minutes walk from the "Morigasaki" bus stop (Morigasaki-bound bus)
    By car: Approximately 1 km from the Kitakoujiya intersection on the Sangyo Road (National Route 131), towards Tokyo Rosai Hospital (near Tokyo Rosai Hospital)     Get off at Heiwajima Station on the Keikyu Line
    3 minutes walk from Morigasaki bus stop on the bus bound for Morigasaki
    By car: About 131km from Kita-Kojiya intersection on Sangyo-doro (National Route XNUMX) towards Tokyo Rosai Hospital

  • Atsugi Branch (Togawa Rubber High Pressure Hose Fitting Assembly Factory)

    3-12-3 Okata, Atsugi-shi, Kanagawa 243-0021, Japan 〒243-0021 神奈川県厚木市岡田3丁目12番3号
    google map 046-228-8805
    046-228-8839
    20-minutes walk from the Odakyu Line "Hon-Atsugi" Station
    By car: 5 minutes from the Tomei Expressway Atsugi IC     20 minutes walk from Hon-Atsugi Station on the Odakyu Line
    By car: 5 minutes from Tomei Expressway Atsugi IC

  • North Kanto branch

    3968-5 Shimoshi, Konosu-shi, Saitama 369-0113, Japan 〒369-0113 埼玉県鴻巣市下忍3968-5
    google map 048-548-6551
    048-548-3376
    18-minutes walk from the JR Takasaki Line "Fukiage" Station
    By car: Near the Shimoshi (South) intersection along National Route 17 (Old Road), next to Netz Toyota     18 minutes walk from Fukiage Station on the JR Takasaki Line
    By car: Along National Route 17 (old road), near the Shimo-oshi (south) intersection,
    next to Nets Toyota

  • Sakura branch

    3-7-6 Terasakikita, Sakura-shi, Chiba 285-0819, Japan 〒285-0819 千葉県佐倉市寺崎北3丁目7番6
    google map 043-483-7251
    043-483-7252
    7-minutes walk from the JR Sobu Main Line/Narita Line "Sakura" Station
    By car: 7 km from the Yotsukaido IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway or 6 km from the Sakura IC     7 minutes walk from Sakura Station on the JR Sobu Main Line / Narita Line
    By car: 7km from Higashi-Kanto Expressway Yotsukaido IC
    or 6km from Sakura IC

  • Resin processing center

    1-24-5 Matsue, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 132-0025, Japan 〒132-0025 東京都江戸川区松江1丁目24番5号
    google map 03-3656-9945
    03-3656-2032
    From the South Exit of the JR Sobu Line "Shinkoiwa" Station,
    3-minutes walk from the "Keiyo-Kousaten" bus stop (bound for Kasai or Nishi-Kasai) on the Toei Bus
    By car: From Tokyo, near the Keiyo Road, East Komatsugawa intersection, behind the FamilyMart Edogawa Matsue 1-chome store     Get off at the south exit of Shinkoiwa Station on the JR Sobu Line.
    Toei bus bound for "Kasai" or "Nishikasai"
    3 minutes walk from "Keiyo Crossing" bus stop
    By car: From the Tokyo area, near the Higashikomatsugawa intersection on Keiyo Road.
    Behind FamilyMart Edogawa Matsue 1 chome store

Environmental Policy

Basic Philosophy
The environment surrounding the earth is currently in danger, and it is necessary for each of us to conduct activities that are environmentally friendly.Tokyo Belt Co., Ltd., as a member of a society that takes the global environment into consideration, all employees strive to reduce environmental impact and contribute to the creation of a recycling-oriented society.
Action Guideline
Our company promotes the sale and processing of rubber, resin, and other industrial parts, as well as the reduction of the environmental burden resulting from sales and office activities, and the preservation of the local environment.
We will promote sales of new products and materials that are environmentally friendly and promote automation of our customers' factories.
We will set environmental management items and work to improve production efficiency in the resin processing department, properly process industrial waste, and promote appropriate energy consumption.
We will establish an environmental management system (EMS) to continuously improve and prevent pollution.
We will comply with environmental laws, regulations, and other requirements to which we agree.
September 2022, 9 Tokyo Belt Co., Ltd. Jun Maeda

History

Tokyo Belt was founded in Kanda-Suda-cho by Fujinosuke Ueda in 1946, shortly after the end of the war. As an agent for Mitsuboshi Belting, he developed his business mainly by selling belts to the Atsugi US military base, but Fujinosuke passed away at a young age. For the next 16 years, top management was dispatched from Mitsuboshi Belting and received support from the company. In 1975, Tsuneo Ueda (currently chairman), the second generation of the founding family, became president and established the resin division, which became the prototype of the parts processing division, and the framework of Tokyo Belt set it apart from being a mere power transmission belt distributor. 　

In 2008, Jun Maeda, the third generation of the founding family, was appointed president as the company steadily improved its performance on the wave of high growth.By valuing our core businesses such as belt, hose, and parts processing, we have overcome business crises such as the Lehman Shock and the coronavirus pandemic, and are actively pursuing new businesses such as overseas export, factory automation, infrastructure, and reverse engineering of processed parts. Through these efforts, we are now characterized by a company culture filled with a spirit of challenge that does not rest on our laurels.

1946 (Showa 21) Founded in Kanda Suda-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
1957 (Showa 32) Opened Kamata branch
1961 (Showa 36) Opened Yokohama branch (later integrated into Atsugi branch)
1975 (Showa 50) Established resin division (started parts processing business)
1976 (Showa 51) Opened Atsugi branch with inventory center attached.
1979 (Showa 54) Due to business expansion, the head office was relocated to Kitaueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo.
1985 (Showa 60) Opened Kita-Kanto branch
1988 (Showa 63) Opened a polymer resin cutting factory (currently TJKC)
1990 (Heisei 2) The current Tokyo Belt Co., Ltd. was established due to the separation of the real estate management company and operating company.
2012 (Heisei 24) Opened Sakura Sales Office (current Sakura Branch)
2018 (Heisei 30) Established FA robot division
2019 (Reiwa 2) T-REX® service released
2020 (Reiwa 2) Opened solution site "Factory Automation Navi"
2021 (Reiwa 3) T-REX® -robo service released
2021 (Reiwa 3) Opened solution site “Road Surface Repair NAVI”
2022 (Reiwa 4) JICA “SME/SDGs Business Support Project” project feasibility study started in Vietnam

Founder's palm tree

The founder, Fujinosuke Ueda, was fluent in English, a rarity at the time, and had ambitions for the global market. Current chairman Tsuneo Ueda vividly remembers Fujinosuke sending letters with his own illustrations of palm trees to countries in Southeast Asia. Nowadays, we do not know what carrier Fujinosuke sent the letter to and to whom, but the spirit of challenge symbolized by the "palm tree'', his desire to expand his business, and his prospects for overseas markets are clearly known. "Drive the world with technology and ideas" is firmly inherited by the current Tokyo Belt.

Design reproduced from memory