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Beauty Knows
No borders

Good health and beauty is a universal aspiration that transcends borders and cultural boundaries.
TAKARA BELMONT has been expanding overseas for over 60 years, and our global business now has overseas group companies and offices in 13 countries and regions. beauty, dental, and medical equipment and professional-use cosmetics in over 120 countries/regions (as of 2022). 

Overseas Group Company Base

World Map

Overseas group companies and offices in 13 countries and regions, trading record with over 120 countries

Business Performance

A Purveyor of Celebrities Around the World
Employed in Hair Salons

Hair Salon Chair


Our salon equipment is used in famous five-star hotels around the world and hair salons in high-end department stores in the UK.
Our products are also widely used in salons frequented by world-famous celebrities, including royalty and presidents.

Dental Chair Production Volume
Exceeded 10,000 Units

Dental Chair

The reliability of our products has been recognized worldwide, and we have grown into one of the world's leading manufacturers, with our products used in over 120 countries around the world, including African countries such as South Africa, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and South America. Our dental chair production volume, which is over 13,000 units (as of fiscal year 2021) at our factories in Japan and Vietnam, is among the highest in the world.

History of Overseas Expansion

Dealers from India
Dealers from India visited our company for business talks around 1948

Strengthened Trading Operations from the Early Showa Period.
Expanding the Commercial Area to the Asian Region

Based on the belief that "the world is one," the company expanded its business area to Asian regions, including Manchuria, China, where many Japanese once emigrated, as well as Singapore and India, which was a British colony. After the war, the company began manufacturing barber chairs, and there is still a photograph of Indian buyers visiting the company for business negotiations in 1948.

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