Corporate Information TOP
Kibun Group
A list of group companies and an introduction to Kibun’s logo and manufacturing philosophy.
Kibun Foods Inc.
Information on when our company was established and incorporated, our business, paid-in capital, as well as the names of directors and corporate officers.
Division Information
Kibun’s product development, purchasing, manufacturing, logistics, and sales operations (with photos).
Research and Development
Protein characteristics and processing research, health-related food research, and future R&D ideas.
Kibun's Major Products
Kibun’s main product categories: fish paste-based products, side dishes, processed noodle-like products, and osechi (traditional Japanese New Year foods).
Factories and offices in Japan
A map showing Kibun’s product manufacturing and sales bases throughout Japan as well as their addresses.
Overseas Businesses Development
Overseas expansion of crab-flavored seafood and Sugar-Free Noodles, as well as marketing oden ingredients and dining out business operations.
Providing safe food that brings peace of mind
Information on Kibun’s approach to quality assurance, factory quality control, and employee training in hygiene and quality control.
Communication
Stories from the time of the company’s founding, including the association with sumo wrestling, as well as activities to pass on the traditional culture of osechi (New Year foods).
Kibun History
The Kibun Group and our products, from their origins to the present, together with photos.
Sastainability
Basic policy, code of conduct based on the basic policy, and some environmental activities.
Kibun and Fish Paste-based Products
Information on Kibun’s involvement in the fish paste-based product business, the categories of these products, and the story of surimi (fish paste).
Kibun and Osechi
Information on the relationship between Kibun and the osechi New Year foods business, the history of osechi, and an overview of the stories behind the foods (the meanings associated with each ingredient).
Kibun and Lacqueware
Kibun’s desire to pass along the joy of Japanese seasonal events and beautiful food culture through lacquerware.
Kibun and Sumo
A look at the relationship between sumo and Kibun, whose main product categories are traditional Japanese foods, such as osechi.
Glossary
The meanings of terms related to fish paste-based products and osechi New Year foods.
