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About Nichiboku Ltd

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Nichiboku Ltd. - Merging Japan and Mexico in Global Business


Nichiboku Ltd., whose name symbolizes the union between Japan ("Nichi") and Mexico ("Boku"), is a renowned company established under the YUGUENGAISHA structure and is officially registered in accordance with Japanese laws through the HOMUKYOKU.
 

Strategically located in Osaka, the epicenter of the Kansai area in the Kinki region, we position ourselves in a highly important logistical and marketing corridor. This privileged location, flanked by the ports of Kobe and Osaka, allows us to offer comprehensive logistical solutions.
 

This strategic infrastructure not only facilitates the delivery of goods but also direct interactions with our clients, ensuring efficient coverage both in the north and south of Japan.
 

At Nichiboku Ltd., we specialize in marketing and international trade services. Our mission is to be the bridge between business opportunities in Japan and Mexico, always guaranteeing professional, efficient, and personalized solutions for our clients.
 

Thank you for visit Nichiboku Ltd., where global vision and local excellence converge to drive your business.

Member of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Nichiboku Ltd., headquartered in Sakai, Osaka, is an active member of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Japan. We are proud of our affiliation with the Sakai Industry and Commerce Chamber, under membership number K-0101752, reflecting our commitment and position in the Japanese business world.
 

Furthermore, our inclusion in the registry of Exporters and Importers underscores our competence and experience in the realm of international trade. Since our foundation, we have worked tirelessly to strengthen trade ties between Mexico and Japan, and beyond to other countries.
 

At Nichiboku Ltd., we are not just a company; we are a bridge connecting cultures, markets, and opportunities. Our professional approach and vast experience position us as your ideal strategic partner for all your foreign trade needs.

Trust in us. Trust in Nichiboku Ltd.

 Nichiboku Ltd.

CEO Luis Alberto Fing Quintana

Graduated from the Instituto Tecnológico de Los Mochis in Chemical Industrial Engineering (Diploma),   also graduated from Kansai University (Osaka, Japan) Master's degree on International Marketing and Trad (Diploma).  

NUESTRO EQUIPO

Welcome to Nichiboku Ltd.
 

Founded 20 years ago following research at the prestigious "Kansai University" in Osaka, Nichiboku Ltd. is the result of a vision: to strengthen the trade relationship between Mexico and Japan, with a special focus on supporting Mexican SMEs in their foray into the Japanese market.

Before the implementation of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between Mexico and Japan in 2005, we already envisioned the need for a bridge between these two major economies. With the Information Technology revolution in the early 2000s and the current rise of social networks, we have expanded our reach, connecting companies not only from Mexico and Japan but also from various parts of the world.
 

The digital era has been a catalyst, allowing us to diversify markets and expand our global presence.
 

Our program, "CHOSEI-GROUP JAPANESE MARKET," is designed to boost exports to the Japanese market. This program not only seeks to support SMEs but also to foster collaboration and coordination among them. Through this, we implement the Triple Helix Scheme, uniting Academic Institutions, Government, and Local Companies, under the motto: "Associativity to achieve International Competitiveness."
 

Furthermore, in the export field, we actively promote Japanese products in international markets, especially electromechanical equipment for industrial plants.
 

As the founder of Nichiboku Ltd., a Mexican with over three and a half decades in Japan and a proud native of Sinaloa, I am honored to have been recognized with the Exemplary Sinaloans in the World Award in 2008.
 

Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we will build stronger trade bridges between Mexico and Japan.

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