HISTORY
History of JVL
昭
SHOWA
1961 — 1988
Yr. 36
1961
Japan Van Lines Co., Ltd. founded.
Yr. 37
1962
Obtained license from the Director of Yokohama Customs.
Yr. 39
1964
Commenced Japan-US intermodal sea transport services.
Yr. 40
1965
Established CTI JAPAN LTD.
Obtained Limited General Port Transport License.
Yr. 42
1967
Commenced LCL consolidation services to North America.
Yr. 43
1968
JVL Terminal completed at Heiwajima.
Designated CFS by 7 Japanese and foreign shipping lines.
Yr. 44
1969
Merged with Nichiei Transport Co., Ltd.
Yr. 45
1970
Obtained General Port Business (unlimited) license.
Yr. 47
1972
Obtained customs brokerage license from Tokyo Customs.
Yr. 58
1983
Commenced Japan-Europe multimodal transport services.
Yr. 62
1987
Commenced Japan-Singapore refrigerated LCL transport services.
Yr. 63
1988
Opened Oi Branch.
平
HEISEI
1992 — 2018
Yr. 4
1992
Established Air Freight Division.
Yr. 7
1995
Registered with IATA (International Air Transport Association).
Opened Osaka Branch.
Yr. 8
1996
Commenced LCL consolidation services to all of North America interior.
Yr. 9
1997
Commenced LCL consolidation services to Bangkok.
Yr. 17
2005
ISO 9001 certified. (Tokyo Branch)
Yr. 20
2008
Obtained Type II Freight Forwarding License (International Air).
Yr. 23
2011
Launched "Flying Carpet Service" LCL transport to Southeast Asia.
50th anniversary of founding.
Yr. 30
2018
Certified as AEO Authorized Customs Broker by Tokyo Customs.
Yr. 31
2019
Resign from GFG.