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| ｜History｜The Origin of Our Company Logo｜ |
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The Tsuneishi Group was founded in 1903, when Katsutaro Kambara (who later became the first President) purchased four sailboats and set up a business shipping coal from North Kyushu to the Osaka-Kobe region.
At that time, among these four sailboats, was one called the "Tenshamaru," which was particularly lucky and generated good profits. Including the "No. 4 Tenshamaru" ordered by Kambara Kisen Co., Ltd., Tsuneishi Corporation built many "Tenshamaru" ships.
We have built a lot of medium-class steel ships crowned with the letter " (ten)" which have contributed to the development of not only the Tsuneishi Group but also Japan's shipping industry. In the hope of sharing the good fortune brought by the "Tenshamaru", we chose the letter "" as our company logo.
Since we chose our present logo in 1949, many of our Group companies have adopted the "" mark as their company logos. This logo now symbolizes the Tsuneishi Group.
The Tsuneishi Corporation adopted a new logo in April 2003, in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Tsuneishi Group.
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The new logo design is based on Group's symbol letter " " and "V", a letter that implies three key words of "Vessel," "Value," and "Vision."
By using deep navy blue, with its calm atmosphere, as the background color, the logo symbolizes Tsuneishi gearing up to ensure a prosperous future as a shipbuilder in the 21st century.
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