Daiichi Freight System Inc.

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Company nameDaiichi Freight System Inc.

Date of establishmentMarch 15, 1941

RepresentativeYukinori Mutoh, President and Chief

Executive Officer

Capitalization¥100 million

Net assets of ¥21.3 billion

(as of period ended in March 2017)

Offices68

Number of employees4,250 (as of period ended in March 2017)

Sales volume¥69.1 billion

(as of period ended in March 2017)

Business lines● Freight trucking

● Freight forwarding

● Consignment design, operation and management of logistics systems

● Air freight agency

● Customs clearing

● Warehousing

● Packing and packaging

● Security services

● Industrial and ordinary waste processing

● Staffing services

● Nonlife insurance agency

● Data processing services

● Real estate leasing

● Retailing of food, medical care products and sundries, as well as related items, etc.

Main banksMitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation; Mizuho Bank, Ltd.;

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd.; Kirayaka Bank, Ltd.;

Yamagata Bank, Ltd.

Head Office2-1-20 Suwamachi, Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture 990-0033

Phone: 023-623-1414 (main switchboard)

Fax: 023-623-1424

Business Headquarters3F KDX Toyosu Grand Square, 1-7-12 Shinonome, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0062

Phone: 03-6204-0151 (main switchboard)

Fax: 03-6204-0158

Customer Center1-7-30 Shinonome, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0062

Phone: 03-3531-1414

Fax: 03-3531-2986

Email: s9552@daiichi-kamotsu.co.jp

March 1941 Yamagata Godo Freight Truck, Inc. established

April 1942 Fifteen companies merge, and the resulting company

is named Yamagata Prefecture Daiichi Freight Trucking

Co., Ltd.

January 1951 Linehaul operations between Sendai and Tokyo begin

September Company renamed Daiichi Freight Trucking Co., Ltd.

September 1954 Business network extended throughout Miyagi

Prefecture

September 1959 Business network extended throughout Akita

Prefecture

November Linehaul operations between Osaka and Tokyo begin

June 1980 Computers at all branches are brought online

June 1984 Van operations begin

February 1987 Business headquarters established

March 1988 Start of comprehensive IT system operations

May 1989 Start of second phase of online systems

August Start of online freight system (POS [parcel online

system])

July 1990 Company renamed Daiichi Freight System, Inc.

December 1991 Telephone and fax services begin

November 1992 Start of Support I dispatch support system

May 1997 Third-party logistics operations start

May 1999 Joint deliveries of medical supplies begin

April 2002 Aikawa Distribution Center (now relocated to Atsugi)

acquires ISO 90001 certification

August 2006 Participation in JITBOX charters begins

April 2009 Business headquarters relocates to Shinonome in

Koto-ku, Tokyo

November 2010 Three thousand beech trees are planted at Sosei no

Mori to help preserve the environment

March 2011 Corporate colors created

May A Chinese subsidiary, Shanghai Tri-Wall Daiichi

Logistics, Co., Ltd., is established

April 2012 Joint venture established with Tonami Holdings Co.,

Ltd. and Kurume Transportation Co., Ltd.

October DT Holdings, Inc. established

October 2013 Joint line haul services with Kurume Transportation

start

April 2014 Representative office in Hanoi, Vietnam established

November Second-class consigned freight forwarding operations

(international marine transport) begin

Company joins Japan International Freight Forwarders

Association Inc.

July 2016 Navitrans Co., Ltd. becomes our subsidiary

Profile History

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Company Profile

N E T W O R K

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Hokkaido Region

Hokkaido

Sapporo Branch (Kiyota-ku, Sapporo City)

Northeast Region

Aomori Prefecture

Aomori Branch (Aomori City)

Hachinohe Branch (Hachinohe City)

Hirosaki Sales Office (Hirosaki City)

Iwate Prefecture

Morioka Branch (Yahabacho, Shiwa District)

Kitakami Branch (Kitakami City)

Ichinoseki Sales Office (Ichinoseki City)

Kamaishi Sales Office (Kamaishi City)

Miyagi Prefecture

Sendai-Higashi Branch (Wakabayashi-ku,

Sendai City)

Shiogama Annex (Shiogama City)

Sendai-Minami Branch (Natori City)

Furukawa Branch (Osaki City)

Ishinomaki Sales Office (Ishinomaki City)

Akita Prefecture

Akita Branch (Akita City)

Akita-Kennan Branch (Yuzawa City)

Noshiro Sales Office (Noshiro City)

Odate Branch (Odate City)

Kisakata Branch (Nikaho City)

Yamagata Prefecture

Yamagata Branch (Yamagata City)

Yonezawa Branch (Yonezawa City)

Nagai Branch (Nagai City)

Tendo Branch (Tendo City)

Sagae Annex (Sagae City)

Shinjo Branch (Shinjo City)

Shonai Branch (Mikawamachi, Higashi-Tagawa District)

Fukushima Prefecture

Koriyama Branch (Koriyama City)

Fukushima Branch (Fukushima City)

Aizu-Wakamatsu Branch (Aizu-Wakamatsu City)

Iwaki Branch (Iwaki City)

Kanto Region

Ibaraki Prefecture

Tsuchiura Branch (Tsuchiura City)

Mito Branch (Hitachinaka City)

Tochigi Prefecture

Utsunomiya Branch (Utsunomiya City)

Ashikaga Branch (Ashikaga City)

Oyama Branch (Oyama City)

Nasu Branch (Nasumachi, Nasu District)

Gunma Prefecture

Takasaki Branch (Takasaki City)

Saitama Prefecture

Yashio Branch (Yashio City)

Kurihashi Branch (Kazo City)

Omiya Branch (Iwatsuki-ku, Saitama City)

Iruma Branch (Iruma City)

Kumagaya Branch (Kumagaya City)

Chiba Prefecture

Chiba Branch (Yotsukaido City)

Tokyo

Tokyo Branch (Koto-ku)

Keihin Branch (Ota-ku)

Itabashi Branch (Itabashi-ku)

Kanagawa Prefecture

Yokohama Branch (Asahi-ku, Yokohama City)

Atsugi Branch (Aikawamachi, Aiko District)

Atsugi Branch No. 2 (Aikawamachi, Aiko District)

Yokohama-Minami Branch (Kanazawa-ku,

Yokohama City)

Chubu Region

Niigata Prefecture

Niigata Branch (Higashi-ku, Niigata City)

Joetsu Sales Office (Joetsu City)

Nagaoka Branch (Nagaoka City)

Sanjo Branch (Sanjo City)

Nagano Prefecture

Nagano Branch (Nagano City)

Matsumoto Branch (Matsumoto City)

Shizuoka Prefecture

Shizuoka Branch (Suruga-ku, Shizuoka City)

Hamamatsu Branch (Higashi-ku, Hamamatsu City)

Fuji Branch (Fuji City)

Aichi Prefecture

Komaki Branch (Komaki City)

Nagoya-Nishi Branch (Kanie Town, Ama District)

Nagoya Minami Sales Office (Minami-ku, Nagoya City)

Toyohashi Branch (Toyokawa City)

Kinki Region

Shiga Prefecture

Shiga Branch (Konan City)

Kyoto Prefecture

Kyoto Branch (Yawata City)

Osaka Prefecture

Kita-Osaka Branch (Ibaraki City)

Kadoma Branch (Kadoma City)

Osaka Branch (Higashi-Osaka City)

Minami-Osaka Branch (Mihara-ku, Sakai City)

Hyogo Prefecture

Hyogo Branch (Kato City)

Amagasaki Branch (Amagasaki City)

International

Hanoi Representative Office

(Socialist Republic of Vietnam)

Partner companies

Hokkaido Region

Sasson Jidosha Unyu Co., Ltd.

Hakodate Unso Co., Ltd.

Hokuriku Region

Tonami Transportation Co., Ltd.

Chugoku Region

Okayamaken Freight Transportation Co., Ltd.

Shikoku Region

Shikoku Meitetsu Transportation Co., Ltd.

Shikoku Unyu Co., Ltd.

Kyushu Region

Kurume Transportation Co., Ltd.

Toll Express Japan Co., Ltd.

Offering business solutions driven by our philosophy of putting the customer first, we have expanded our community networks based on ease of mind and trust

Network

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We sort and deliver the valuable cargo our customers entrust to us by destination at

each center. This makes shipping more efficient and less expensive compared to

individual shipments.

Regularly scheduled shipmentsWe pick up anywhere, at any time, in any amount according to the customer’s

requirements. We provide a range of services, including deliveries on specified dates

and at specified times.

Cash-on-delivery shippingWe collect payments when the merchandise is delivered for our department stores,

mail order and online retailing customers. We manage customer payment slip

numbers online.

Medical supply shipmentsWe provide dedicated joint medical supply shipping services in the six Tohoku

prefectures, using a cross-docking scheme to deliver products from nationwide

medical supply manufacturers to wholesalers around the Tohoku area at fixed times.

Wholesaler consignees whose shipments were previously delivered piecemeal are

now able to aggregate their shipments and boost their customer satisfaction levels.

Special Consolidated Shipping

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Small-lot shipmentsShipping in small lots is convenient and easy because reliable, speedy pickups and

deliveries are done using special containers and vehicles.

Chilled shipmentsWe offer a reliable service in partnership with Japan Post, using their refrigerated

Yu-Pack service for refrigerated shipments.

One of our transport trucks used for terminal shipmentsWorking with a forklift

Special freight consolidation terminal

We have a solid reputation for services that meticulously and flexibly fulfill customer specifications

Special Consolidated Shipping

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Charter transport for direct deliveries to customersAir transport for speedy handling

Tanker truck deliveriesTransport security personnel provide a secure management system

International Freight Transport (forwarding)We undertake the full range of trading-related tasks related to imports and exports.

Using our bonded warehouse in Yamagata, and depending on the location where

international freight is handled, we provide a variety of services related to exports,

storage and transport. Please also consult us about our door-to-door transport

services between Japan and other countries.

JITBOX Charter ServiceThe JITBOX charter service is a new type of charter delivery service offered in

single-box increments. Valuable freight is protected inside the sturdy steel frames of

roll box pallets. We handle frequent and small-lot deliveries with charter transport

deliveries in units of 1.8 m3 and less than 600 kg. We securely transport the required

items at the required times and in the required amounts.

Charter TransportWe deliver direct to the destination via charter vehicle, without transshipment or

consolidation with cargo from other customers. There are also cases when single

vehicles make stops at several locations for parts procurement pickups. We provide

vehicle models to suit our customer requirements, and pick up and deliver at the

designated times. This service is appropriate for products that should not be consoli-

dated with other cargo.

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Air TransportWe provide lightning-fast transport through our combined air network and meticu-

lously constructed ground network. We deliver all kinds of items—from fresh food

products to fashion wear, documents, news film, works of art and high-tech

products—with our failsafe service system.

Transport for Moving House and Relocating OfficesOur specialized staff handles every detail related to packing, shipping and installation

for everything from moving to a new home to major office relocations.

Transport with Specialized VehiclesWe furnish specialized vehicles and shipping services for all kinds of customer

requirements and contents, including petroleum, liquefied gas, cash, securities, meat

and cement.

We offer high-quality transport options and services that accommodate customer requests quickly, safely and reliably

Other Kinds of Transport

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We assist customers by devising totally optimized logistics tailored to their require-

ments. We provide support with the wide-ranging warehouse management system

expertise that we have developed over many years and our company’s core special

consolidated shipping (common carrier) business providing everything from

procurement logistics to yard logistics and final retail distribution deliveries.

One-stop servicesAfter observing a customer’s overall logistics, we devise a supply chain manage-

ment-oriented, totally optimized logistics plan, and strive to cut distribution-related

costs. We also devise logistics that can serve as a strategic tool to generate new

profits.

Distribution centersWhen making transport and delivery arrangements, we naturally employ simulations

to extrapolate on optimal logistics bases (warehouses). We operate distribution

centers and provide personnel as needed according to higher or lower workloads.

Individual customers can manage inventory using the warehouse management

system we develop.

Order acceptance operationsWe handle order acceptance operations for customers in parallel with our distribu-

tion center operations, providing a full range of order-taking services, including

receiving and inputting orders and answering inventory inquiries from sales person-

nel. Our service covers distribution from upstream to downstream. This allows our

customers to focus human resources on marketing operations and product develop-

ment, which increases their competitiveness.

Distribution processingWork related to deliveries from warehouses has become more complex as orders rise

for multiple kinds of products, in small lots, and in greater frequency. We respond to

wide-ranging customer requirements with a menu that combines distribution

processing—such as storage, inspection and order picking—with deliveries as well

as data services.

Revolutionary Logistics Contracting Distribution Centers and WarehousesHokkaidoSapporo Distribution Center

Aomori PrefectureAomori Warehouse

Iwate PrefectureMorioka Distribution Center

Miyagi PrefectureSendai Distribution Center

Sendai-Higashi Warehouse

Yamagata PrefectureHigashine Distribution Center

Denroku Distribution Center

Japan Chain Terminal

Distribution Center

Yamagata International Cargo Center

Sagae Warehouse

Yonezawa Warehouse

Fukushima PrefectureKoriyama Center

Koriyama Center No. 2

Gunma PrefectureMaebashi Distribution Center

Ibaraki PrefectureTsuchiura Warehouse

Saitama PrefectureKumagaya Distribution Center

Omiya Distribution Center

Omiya Distribution Center No. 2

Iruma Distribution Center

Chiba PrefectureChiba Distribution Center

TokyoAutobacs Seven Center

Ryobi Center

Kanagawa PrefectureAtsugi Distribution Center

Aikawa Distribution Center

Nagano PrefectureMatsumoto Distribution Center

Shizuoka PrefectureShizuoka Warehouse

Aichi PrefectureMarusanai Distribution Center

Marusanai Order Center

Osaka PrefectureSakuracraypas-Kansai Center

Hyogo PrefectureHyogo Warehouse

What We Ship | Clients We Serve

Cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, chemical wholesalers, industrial tape manufacturers,

home appliances, big-box home appliance retailers, clothing, foodstuffs, lubricants,

bean-based confectioneries, miso paste, soy milk, perfume materials, playground

equipment, liquor, building materials, stationery, automotive parts

Omiya Distribution Center

Sendai-Higashi WarehouseSorting

Order pickingWarehousing

operation

Providing everything from comprehensive, low-cost transportation and deliveries to management that matches customer requirements

Third-Party Logistics (3PL)

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G Mark program for evaluating the safety of motor truck transportation operations The Japan Trucking Association awards “G mark” certification to individual places of

business after rigorous evaluations involving three types of ratings: status of compli-

ance with safety regulations, status related to accidents and violations, and the

degree of enthusiasm in pursuing safety efforts. We are working to get all of our

places of business G-Mark certified. (Sixty-seven of our places of business have been

certified as of March 2017.)

Adopting environmentally friendly, low-emission vehiclesIn 2000, we adopted low-emission vehicles that run on liquefied natural gas (LNG),

and hybrid vehicles that use diesel engines and batteries in 2006. We operate a total

of 176 vehicles throughout the company—43 LNG and 133 hybrid vehicles.

Reducing CO2 with “eco-tires”Starting in 2003, we jointly developed the Eco Value Pack system with Bridgestone

Corporation as part of our efforts to conserve energy and reduce the load on drivers.

Promoting environmentally friendly drivingWe promote environmentally friendly driving by conducting quarterly environmen-

tally friendly driving campaigns and environment-related training for drivers.

Using biodieselAs part of our efforts to promote recycling, we collect waste tempura oil from

participating shops and refine it into biodiesel fuel for use on a trial basis. We began

using this biodiesel in six two-ton trucks from 2005, and have expanded that to

twelve vehicles. Our goal is to make biodiesel one percent of all the fuel we use.

Acquiring “green management” certification“Green management” certification refers to the certification and registration of

enterprises that undertake more than a specified level of environmental efforts. This

is based on a manual for the promotion of green management and includes certifica-

tion screening. The Foundation for Promoting Personal Mobility and Ecological

Transportation is the certifying organization. We have been seeking this certification

as part of our efforts to preserve the environment, and will continue to make our

efforts even more effective. (Twenty-four of our places of business have been certified

as of March 2017.)

Tree-planting effortsThe problem of CO2—the main cause of global warming—is also a big issue for our

business.

We planted three thousand beech trees, symbols of our abundant natural surround-

ings, on 1.3 hectares of national forest land in Yamanobemachi in the Higashi-Muraya-

ma district of Yamagata Prefecture. This was the start of our efforts to nurture what we

have named Sosei no Mori (the Forest of Creation) over the next five decades. We are

creating what will be an abundant green forest with refreshing breezes fifty years on,

as well as taking steps to foster an era focused on the environment.

Seeing-eye dogsThere are reportedly around 8,000 people in Japan who need seeing-eye dogs, but

currently only 1,070 dogs in active service. Our company has been supporting

seeing-eye dog training programs as a corporate member to ensure that these dogs

can be trained and serve the community.

Assisting the Special OlympicsSpecial Olympics is an international sports organization that helps people with

intellectual disabilities participate in society through ongoing sports training and

competitions where they can demonstrate their skills throughout the year. The World

Games take place every two years, alternating between summer and winter. They are

also held in Japan. Our company transports special equipment used in the domestic

games.

Tree-planting activities at Sosei no Mori in Yamanobemachi,

Higashi-Murayama district, Yamagata Prefecture

Safety Efforts Giving Back to Society

Environment-Related Efforts

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We engage in diverse efforts as a corporate citizen with the goals of bringing about an affluent society and a beautiful Earth

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Our customer interface quickly provides information about freight.

Regarding freightCurrent status of shipped cargo

Freight ratesRates for entrusted freight

Lead timesNumber of days required for delivery

Collection centersInformation about the nearest places of business

Inquiries about completed deliveriesConfirmation of receipt stamps and so on

WebsiteOur website provides our company profile as well as information on our places of

business, business lines and personnel recruiting. We accept email inquiries.

http://www.daiichi-kamotsu.co.jp/

Freight tracking inquiriesInformation about cargo status is provided via online database searches using

reference numbers.

PCs: Click on “Freight tracking inquiries” on our website

http://www.daiichi-kamotsu.co.jp/chase/contact_num/contact_num_index.html

Smart devices: http://www.daiichi-kamotsu.co.jp/m/m_index.html

Customer Center

Internet Services

Electronic data interchange (EDI) serviceOur EDI service ensures smooth shipments thanks to various types of data exchange

between our servers and those of our customers. Please also consult us about

shipping details, invoice and freight tracking data, which make post-shipping

management much simpler.

Denzou web-based shipping support systemCustomers can use our Denzou web-based shipping support system to quickly and

easily issue shipping invoices and labels, simplifying their shipping operations.

Features● Customers can issue shipping invoices and delivery notes from their PCs and

printers (basically, we lend label printers)

● We assign customers individual IDs and passwords to prevent the illicit use of their

data by others

● Freight tracking inquiries are easy

● Our carbonless A4-size shipping invoice forms are environmentally friendly

● We also handle shipping data uploads (with certain file formats and other require-

ments)

Shipping Support Services

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Denzou login screen

Denzou shipping data input screen

We have developed data communication systems for speedy support anywhere and anytime

Support Systems

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