NX WANBISHI ARCHIVES CO., LTD.
A Japanese NX Group company providing data solutions (document/record management, e-contract, cell/specimen storage) and insurance agency services.
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Overview
NX WANBISHI ARCHIVES CO., LTD. is a Japanese corporate services company and a member of the NX Group (NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS). Headquartered in Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo, it operates two core businesses: a Data Solution Business and an Insurance Agency Business. The Data Solution Business covers a broad range of information management services, from digital to analog and physical data, including storage and retrieval of important documents and recording media, document digitization, content management storage, confidential document destruction, and cell/specimen storage. The Insurance Agency Business offers life and non-life insurance products to individuals and corporations. The company traces its origins to April 1966, when Wanbishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. (ワンビシ倉庫株式会社) was established. It was renamed Wanbishi Archives Co., Ltd. (株式会社ワンビシアーカイブズ) in October 1978. Over the decades it expanded its network of centers across Japan (Kanto, Kansai, Kyushu, Tohoku) and added services such as document digitization, electronic contracts, and specimen storage. In December 2015, NIPPON EXPRESS CO., LTD. became the 100% shareholder, and in July 2022 the company changed its name to NX WANBISHI ARCHIVES CO., LTD. It also had a Chinese subsidiary, Wanbishi Document Information Management (Kunshan) Co., Ltd., established in 2010, whose equity was transferred to NIPPON EXPRESS (H.K.) CO., LTD. in September 2024. As of 2025, the company reported capital of 4.0 billion yen, revenue of 20.1 billion yen (FY2025), and 815 employees (as of December 31, 2025). Its representative directors are Chairman Shoji Sagawa and President Yutaka Takahashi. The company positions itself as a partner supporting customers' transformation through data solutions and insurance services, guided by the NX Group's long-term vision of becoming a logistics company with global presence by its 100th anniversary in 2037.
History
The company was established in April 1966 as Wanbishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. (ワンビシ倉庫株式会社). In October 1966, it opened the Kanto No. 1 Center. In December 1974, it began operating as an agency for American Family Life Insurance Company (now Aflac) and established an Insurance Department. In April 1977, it opened Osaka and Nagoya branches, and in August 1977, the Kansai Center opened. In October 1978, the company changed its name to Wanbishi Archives Co., Ltd. (株式会社ワンビシアーカイブズ). In February 1981, the Kanto No. 2 Center opened; in December 1985, the OSSC opened; in June 1989, the Kanto No. 3 Center opened; in June 1991, the YSSC opened; in July 1997, the Kanto No. 4 Center opened; in March 1998, the DDR Center opened; and in April 1998, the Non-Life Insurance Department was established. In October 2002, the company obtained PrivacyMark certification (Data Solution Business only). In February 2003, the Kyushu Center opened. In December 2004, it obtained ISMS (Ver2.0) and BS7799:PART2:2002 certification (now ISO/IEC27001). In September 2005, the Kyushu Branch was established. In January 2006, it received investment from Toyota Industries Corporation; in April 2006, the Kansai No. 2 and No. 3 Centers opened; in November 2006, the Kansai No. 4 Center opened; in December 2006, the Kanto No. 5 Center and Form Dispatch Center opened. In February 2007, the Kanto No. 5 Center opened; in May 2007, the Kanto No. 6 Center opened and the investment ratio of Toyota Industries Corporation was changed (to 100%). In September 2010, Wanbishi Document Information Management (Kunshan) Co., Ltd. was established in China. In March 2011, it obtained ISO9001 certification for document digitization; in November 2011, the Tohoku No. 1 Center opened; in December 2011, it obtained ISO9001 certification for storage of important documents and recording media. In September 2014, the Tohoku No. 2 Center opened (renamed Tohoku Center in July 2023); in September 2014, the Aflac insurance shop "Yoku Wakaru! Hoken Annai" Meguro store began operations. In March 2015, it obtained ISO22301 certification for storage and retrieval of important documents and recording media; in December 2015, cell and specimen storage services began, and NIPPON EXPRESS CO., LTD. became the 100% shareholder. In March 2019, the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign" was launched. In July 2022, the company changed its name to NX WANBISHI ARCHIVES CO., LTD. In July 2023, the Tohoku No. 2 Center was renamed the Tohoku Center. In April 2024, the content management storage "WAN-RECORD Plus" was launched; in September 2024, all equity of Wanbishi Document Information Management (Kunshan) Co., Ltd. was transferred to NIPPON EXPRESS (H.K.) CO., LTD.; in December 2024, the Tohoku Center was closed.
- 2010
Wanbishi Document Information Management (Kunshan) Co., Ltd. established in China
- 2007
Kanto No. 5 Center opened
- 2007
Kanto No. 6 Center opened; investment ratio of Toyota Industries Corporation changed (to 100%)
- 2006
Received investment from Toyota Industries Corporation
- 2006
Kansai No. 2 and No. 3 Centers opened
- 2006
Kansai No. 4 Center opened
- 2006
Kanto No. 5 Center and Form Dispatch Center opened
- 2005
Kyushu Branch established
- 2004
Obtained ISMS (Ver2.0) and BS7799:PART2:2002 certification (now ISO/IEC27001)
- 2003
Kyushu Center opened
Products and positioning
A partner supporting customers' transformation through data solutions and insurance agency services, leveraging NX Group's knowledge and advanced technology.
WAN-Sign
Electronic contract service launched in March 2019.
WAN-RECORD Plus
Content management storage cloud application service launched in April 2024.
RECOLO
Confidential document destruction service that dissolves documents box by box and recycles 99%.
COGENT AI SmartRead PLUS+
Automated document data conversion service.
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