Company history
The founder, Iwata Jugo, was once a forced labourer in Siberia. He took notice of the excellent quality of Siberian timber. After returning to Japan, he started his business in importing logs from Russia. In 1974, he opened the Moscow Office, and in 1987, he established the first joint venture beetween Japan and the Soviet Union. Since then, for more than half a century, our company has consistently focused on trade with the Soviet Union, and, after its collapse, with Russia.
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1965
Establishment of Tairiku Trading Co., Ltd.
Head Office: Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Appointed IWATA Jugo as as the president. -
1969
Relocation of the Head Office to Minato-ku, Tokyo.
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1974
Start of Moscow Office.
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1987
Establishment of the first Japan-Soviet joint venture
“Igirma-Tairiku”. -
1988
Start of Igirma operations.
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1991
Establishment of Japan-Soviet joint venture
“Vanino-Tairiku Ltd.” -
1993
Introduction of the first drying machine in Igirma.
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1994
Start of Vanino operations.
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1995
Establishment of “Tairiku Moscow Ltd.”
incorporated in Moscow. -
1999
Demise of Iwata Jugo.
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1999
Appointment of YOSHITOMI Masayuki
as the president.
Start of Wood Super business -
2001
Opening of Wood Super Shinnisseki Komoro Store.
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2004
Opening of Wood Super Shinnisseki Nagano Store.
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2005
Opening of Wood Super Shinnisseki Kofu Store.
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2007
Relocation of the Head Office to Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
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2008
Opening of the Koriyama Sales Office.
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2009
Launch of the brand RUS FLOOR.
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2010
Relocation of the Kobe Sales Office to Osaka.
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2013
Relocation of the Koriyama Sales Office to Sendai.
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2014
Opening of the Okayama Sales Office.
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the foundation of Tairiku Trading. -
2022
Opening of Nagoya Sales Office
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2024
Resignation of YOSHITOMI Masayuki as the president.
Appointment of SOMEKAWA Takahiro as the president.
The first joint venture between Japan and the Soviet Union, Igirma Tairiku
With the participation of our company, Igirma Tairiku was established in 1987 as the first joint venture between Japan and the Soviet Union. Since then, Igirma Tairiku has developed ***steadily***. Today it is called Lesresurs, LLC and has a solid position in the Japanese market as a leading brand of Russian wood products. Our employees are stationed locally and cooperate in a variety of areas such as production, product development, and marketing. We are confident that Lesresurs, LLC will continue to play a pioneering role in the Japanese market through our extensive, forward-looking cooperation with Lesresurs, LLC.