Tsuburaya Fields Holdings

Tsuburaya Fields Holdings is a holding company that has many group companies under its umbrella, including Tsuburaya Productions and Fields. Its official site presents corporate information such as its corporate philosophy, group company list, base information, group history, company overview, officer introductions, organizational chart, code of corporate conduct, corporate governance, IR information, sustainability, and recruitment information. The group's activities span an Amusement Business and a Content & Digital Business, and its news includes releases from consolidated subsidiaries Fields and Tsuburaya Productions.

According to the group history page, in June 1988 Toyo Shoji Co., Ltd. was established in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. In October 2001 the company changed its trade name to Fields Co., Ltd. and moved its head office to Minato-ku, Tokyo. In December 2002 it transitioned to ISO9001. In March 2003 it was listed on the JASDAQ market. In November 2003 it concluded a basic contract for amusement machine sales transactions with SANKYO Group's Daito Co., Ltd. (now Bisty Co., Ltd.). In June 2004 it increased capital to 7,948 million yen through a public offering. In July 2004 it relocated its head office to Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. In December 2004 it listed its shares on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange and began sales of the amusement machine 'Evangelion' series. In August 2007 it obtained ISO27001 (information systems department). In February 2008 it began a joint business with the Kyoraku Industrial Group. In May 2009 it established BOOOM Co., Ltd. In November 2009 it concluded a basic transaction contract with Capcom Group's Enterrise Co., Ltd. In April 2010 it made Tsuburaya Productions Co., Ltd. a subsidiary and made Digital Frontier Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In January 2011 it made Micro Cabin Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In April 2013 it concluded a business alliance contract with Daiichi Group's D-Light Co., Ltd. In January 2014 it made Shichisho Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In February 2015 it concluded a basic transaction contract with Kyoraku Group's Okay Co., Ltd. In April 2015 it changed its listing market to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. In May 2015 it made Aristocrat Technologies Co., Ltd. (now Cross Alpha Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary and made Spiky Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In June 2015 it concluded a business alliance contract with Daiichi Shokai Co., Ltd. In April 2022, due to the review of market classifications by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, it transitioned from the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange to the Prime Market. In October 2022 it changed its trade name to Tsuburaya Fields Holdings Co., Ltd. and transitioned to a holding company structure. In March 2024 it made Sophia Co., Ltd. a subsidiary and made Ace Denken Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.

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