Trade name：
Aburachu Jisho Inc.
Address：
36 Takeda Jobodaiin-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 612-8445
TEL：
075-621-2791
FAX:
075-621-5431
Founded：
April 1, 1963
Capital：
10,000,000 yen
Representative：
Representative Director and President Tadahisa Ishizuka
Business content：
Real estate sales, land sales, housing sales, brokerage, land and building management, building management Counselor, member of Kyoto Bar Association Mr. Yuki Yoshiyama and Mr. Hiroshi Iki
Tax accountant/Accountant Tax accountant：
Akihisa Matsumoto
Member organizations：
(public corporation) All Japan Real Estate Association, (public corporation) Real Estate Guarantee：Association, Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Fushimi Taxpayers Association
Banks：
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Fushimi Branch, Kyoto Bank Shimotoba Branch, Kyoto Chuo Shinkin Bank Takeda Minami Branch
From the 4th exit of Takeda Station on the Kintetsu Kyoto Line and Subway Karasuma Line, it’s a 9-minute walk.
Located approximately 400 meters west of the intersection of Yubikoji Street and the Meishin Expressway.
From the South Interchange (Exit 2) of the Meishin Expressway, head east for about 750 meters.
Immediately accessible from the Jonangū-Kitanomiya Exit of the Kyoto Expressway (Hanshin Expressway Route 8).”
President’s Greeting
Our company, which originated as a manufacturing and sales business of vegetable oil in the mid-Edo period, adopted the name “Aburachu” (油忠), derived from the shop name “Aburaya Chuzo” at its founding.
Although the nature of our business has changed significantly, our philosophy remains unchanged from our founding principles. We believe that the success of business lies not in making money, but in fostering deep and enduring relationships that transcend generations.
Our expertise lies in revitalizing properties ranging from single-car garages to commercial premises for businesses. We excel in breathing new life into land and buildings, offering proposals to revitalize communities.
We are committed to ensuring that properties, which may otherwise lack inherent value, are transformed into assets that are economically and socially beneficial. We strive to serve you in the best possible way, and we look forward to continuing to be of service to you in the future.
Company History
In the mid-Edo period, the family business was a vegetable oil shop (manufacturing and selling vegetable oil).
In the 43rd year of the Meiji era (1910), expanded into the sale of alcohol, foodstuffs, grains, firewood, charcoal, and oils.
In the 24th year of the Showa era (1949), established the “Yugen Kaisha Ishizuka Shokuhin Kogyojo” with a capital of 800,000 yen.
In the 39th year of the Showa era (1964), expanded operations to include the sale of alcohol, foodstuffs, firewood, charcoal, oils, and the establishment of a noodle-making business.
In the 43rd year of the Showa era (1968), began real estate transactions in addition to operating the “Aburaya Chuzo Honten”.
In the 46th year of the Showa era (1971), merged “Yugen Kaisha Ishizuka Shokuhin Kogyojo” with the real estate business and “Aburaya Chuzo Honten” to form “Yugen Kaisha Aburaya Chuzo Honten”.
In the 52nd year of the Showa era (1977), increased capital to 20 million yen and opened the Jonangū branch. Business was divided into four categories:
・Alcohol, foodstuffs, vegetable oil
・Industrial oils, liquefied petroleum gas, gasoline stations
・Landscaping
・Real estate
In the 58th year of the Showa era (1983), increased capital to 80 million yen. Reorganized and renamed as “Aburachu Real Estate Co., Ltd.”
In the 61st year of the Showa era (1986), completion of the Aburachu First Building.
In the first year of the Heisei era (1989), established “Kabushiki Kaisha Aburaya Chuzo Honten” with a capital of 100 million yen. Real estate leasing operations were separated from Aburachu Real Estate Co., Ltd.
In the 18th year of the Heisei era (2006), “Kabushiki Kaisha Aburaya Chuzo Honten” was renamed “Aburachu Jisho Inc.”.