- 1887
- Established as Tokyo Warehouse Limited Company by Koichiro Kawada and five other executives from the Mitsubishi Company, headquartered in Fukagawa, Tokyo.
- 1907
- Built Japan's first port warehousing business-complete with links to rail transport - at the port of Kobe
- 1918
- Changed name to Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd.
- 1930
- Built the Edobashi Warehouse building in Nihonbashi District of central Tokyo. Relocated the headquarters to a new building in 1931 and inaugurated Japan's first trunk-room service at the Edobashi Warehouse.
- 1951
- Began offering truck transportation services through a newly established subsidiary, Ryoso Transportation Co., Ltd.
- 1962
- Constructed a multi-purpose rental building for data centers, warehousing rooms and residential units in Fukagawa, Tokyo. The building is first of a successful series of rental buildings for computer-processing centers.
- 1970
- Established U.S. affiliated company, Mitsubishi Warehouse California Corp., as a first step in building a combined, multimodal, international transportation business. Subsequently expanded the network by establishing subsidiaries in Europe and Asia.
- 1971
- Began providing air transportation agency business through a newly established subsidiary, Unitrans Ltd.
- 1973
- Opened Tokyo Dia Building No.1 in Shinkawa, Tokyo as a rental building exclusively for computer processing centers. Subsequently built four more buildings in series and added similar buildings in Yokohama and Osaka.
- 1987
- Celebrated centennial
- 1992
- In Takahama District in Kobe, constructed Harborland complex composed of rental commercial facilities, office buildings, the commercial complex 'Takahama Mosaic' and others facilities.
- 1996
- Changed English name to Mitsubishi Logistics Corporation.
- 1999
- Completed Ohi Cold Storage Warehouse as the underpinning for Tokyo Metropolitan District's food supply.
- 2002
- Completed refrigerated warehouse on Rokko Island, Kobe. Ohi Cold Storage Warehouse and Rokko Cold Storage Warehouse recorded about 63 thousand tons of refrigerated storage in total.
- 2003
- Begin of full-scale air freight forwarding and consolidation, strengthening international multimodal transportation combining truck, sea, and air transportation.
- 2004
- Established a forwarding subsidiary in China (Shanghai Lingyun Global Forwarding Co.,Ltd.), strengthening the business network in China.
- 2005
- Permit for packing. labeling and storing pharmaceutical products and medical equipment obtained.
- 2006
- Opened "Yokohama Bay Quarter"
- 2007
- Celebrated 120th anniversary
- 2010
- Purchased all stocks of Singaporean logistics company, Pioneer Express International Pte Ltd, and enhanced our business based in the Asian region.
1907
Wada Terminal, Kobe
1930
Edobashi Warehouse, our Tokyo headquarters
1973
Tokyo Dia Building
1999
Automated warehouse
2003
Air freight forwarding
2005
Permit for packing, labeling and storing pharmaceutical products
