Heiwa Bussan

Heiwa Bussan, a subsidiary of Kishimoto Shoten, engages in the sales of domestic steel materials as well as the import and export of petroleum products, non-ferrous metals, ores, and agricultural, forestry, and marine products. After the merger of Kishimoto Shoten and Okura Shoji on April 1, 1964, Heiwa Bussan completely transformed its business operations. It successfully imported and sold some of the most advanced medical devices manufactured in China, including electrocardiographs, X-ray machines, cardiopulmonary equipment, artificial organs, diagnostic devices, and treatment equipment. Additionally, it began distributing zinc-aluminum die-cast products, non-ferrous metals, and ores.