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Company History

Group History

August, 1963Started of as the Saitama New Life Mutual Aid as the practical institution for the Saitama New Life Movement, assigning Saitama Prefecture Governor as counselor, prefectural assembly councilors and leaders of local municipals as councilors, and former Warabi mayor Mr. Shojiro Takahashi as the initial president.
October, 1964Established Saitama New Life Mutual Aid for the enactment of wedding and funeral services.
June, 1965Changed company name from Saitama New Life Mutual Aid to Saitama Kankon Sosai Center.
October, 1972Established a funeral function in Wako City.
February, 1974In accordance with amendment to the installment sales law, the company became subject to the prepayment-type specified transaction and established Saitama New Life Mutual Aid as a mutual aid association business unit with a capital of 1.6 million yen, assigning Shojiro Takahashi as chairman, and Ryoji Yoshinaga as president.
January, 1975Acquired approval from the Minister of Commerce, No. 3042.
May, 1975Opened wedding ceremony facility Heiankaku in Uwara Takasago.
December, 1977Established a funeral function in Koshigaya City.
June, 1978Increased capital to 6 million yen.
November, 1978Increased capital to 10 million yen.
April, 1979Changed company name from Saitama New Life Mutual Aid to Ceremony.
December, 1979Increased capital to 20 million yen.
September, 1981Opened wedding ceremony facility Heiankaku in Kawagoe.
August, 1983Isao Yoshinaga took office as President.
August, 1986Moved headquarters to Tokiwa, Urawa City.
September, 1990Joined the Mutual Aid Subscriber Enforcement Organization, aimed at contributing to the social status and sound development of the industry.
April, 1991Established nursing care product store "Apple" within headquarters.
April, 1993Opened funeral home Cosmic Omiya.
May, 1995Hironari Ishikawa took office as President.
May, 1997Reiko Shiga took office as President.
April, 1998Opened funeral home Cosmic Koshigaya.
July, 1998Closed Urawa Heiankaku.
August, 1998Opened Bridal Center within headquarters.
November, 1998Tsukasa Shiga took office as President.
December, 1998Opened funeral home Naka Urawa Hall.
October, 1999Renewed former Kawagoe Heiankaku as La Voie Lactée.
February, 2000Opened funeral home Urawa Hall.
April, 2001Established memorial service consultation corner in Isetan Urawa Store.
April, 2002Opened funeral home Kawaguchi Hall.
October, 2003Opened funeral home Omiya Hall.
November, 2003Changed name of Cosmic Koshigaya to Koshigaya Hall.
January, 2005Opened funeral home Yono Hall.
January, 2006Opened funeral home Ageo Hall.
May, 2006Opened morgue Kawagoe Division.
July, 2006Opened funeral home Musashi Urawa Hall.
March, 2007Opened funeral home Komaba Hall.
July, 2008Opened funeral home Iwatsuki Hall.
June, 2010Opened funeral home Kasukabe Hall.
July, 2010Opened funeral home Nishi Kawaguchi Hall.
November, 2011Opened funeral home Sayamagaoka Hall.
October, 2012Increased capital to 50 million yen.
October, 2012Opened funeral home Kumin Sosai Center in Tokyo.
November, 2012Opened funeral home Yanagibashi Hall.
October, 2013Acquired Privacy Mark No. 15740046 (01).
November, 2013Opened funeral home Onari Hall.
December, 2014Opened funeral home Koshigaya Higashi-guchi Hall.
October, 2015Opened funeral home Bessho Hall.
December, 2015Opened funeral home Kita Urawa Hall.
October, 2016Opened funeral home Warabi Hall.
November, 2017Opened wedding ceremony hall Stella dell'Angelo in Saitama Shintoshin.
May, 2018Opened funeral home Tokorozawa Keyakidai Hall.
November, 2018Opened funeral home Minami-Koshigaya Hall.