Oji Paper Tomioka Mill

Oji Paper Tomioka Mill, a division of Oji Paper Co., Ltd., is a renowned player in the paper manufacturing industry with a rich history dating back to the establishment of Shoshi Kaisha in 1873 by Eiichi Shibusawa. Specializing in the production of high-quality paper products, the Tomioka Mill stands as a testament to the company's commitment to innovation and sustainability. As part of Oji Paper Co., Ltd., the mill plays a vital role in the company's mission to create forests and utilize them responsibly, in line with the belief that "those who use trees should be obliged to plant trees." The core products manufactured at the Tomioka Mill include a range of printing and publication paper, catering to various industries and businesses. With a focus on environmental conservation and carbon neutrality, the mill has established itself as a leader in sustainable paper production. Notable achievements include the integration of wood-derived pharmaceuticals and the launch of the "nepi eco series" under the Oji Nepia brand, showcasing the company's dedication to eco-friendly practices and product innovation. As a key player in the Oji Group, the Tomioka Mill contributes to the company's global presence, with operations across multiple countries. The leadership approach at Oji Paper Co., Ltd. emphasizes the importance of corporate value and sustainable growth, driving the company to expand its reach and invest in new markets. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction and environmental responsibility, the Tomioka Mill continues to serve a diverse customer base, meeting the evolving needs of the industry. Looking towards the future, Oji Paper Tomioka Mill remains committed to its environmental vision and action program, aiming to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The company's strategic direction includes a continued focus on innovation, sustainability, and global expansion, ensuring that it remains at the forefront of the paper manufacturing industry while upholding its values of responsible forest management and customer-centric operations.