History

1902	Established Fujishima Seisakusho, the predecessor of VENN, in Shiba Nishioji, Tokyo.
1923	Moved the factory to Oi Itomachi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo and renamed it Fushiman Seisakusho.
1945	The Ministry of the Navy ordered the evacuation of the head office factory and moved to Yahaba-cho, Shiwa-gun, Iwate Prefecture (current location) and called it the Iwate Factory.
1950	Fushiman Seisakusho Co., Ltd. was dissolved, and the Iwate Factory independently established Fushiman Valve Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
1952	Established Tokyo Sales Office and Tokyo Factory in Yaguchi, Ota-ku, Tokyo.
1959	Opened Kyushu branch office (currently Fukuoka sales office). Became a JIS display licensed factory. (Permission number 6904 Heating radiator trap JIS B 8402)
1960	Opened Osaka branch office (currently Osaka sales office).
1961	Moved the head office from the Iwate factory to Furuichimachi, Ota-ku, Tokyo. The solenoid valve division of the Tokyo factory was separated and Fuji Denso Co., Ltd. was established.
1963	The company name was changed to Fushiman Valve Co., Ltd. Opened Nagoya branch office (currently Nagoya sales office).
1964	Opened Hiroshima branch office (currently Hiroshima sales office).
1966	Opened Sapporo branch office (currently Sapporo sales office).
1967	Fuji Denso Co., Ltd. relocated to Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture (currently Sagamihara Factory).
1969	Moved the Tokyo factory to Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
1970	The company name was changed to VENN Co., Ltd. Moved the head office to Yaguchi, Ota-ku, Tokyo.
1973	Closed the Tokyo factory in Yokohama and established a technical research institute and a distribution center.
1974	Opened Sendai branch office and Morioka office (currently Sendai sales office and Morioka sales office). The Iwate Plant will be a high pressure gas certified establishment. (Permission number MAB348-N)
1978	The technical center will be the inspection factory of the Japan Water Works Association.
1979	Opened Niigata Office and Kanazawa Office (currently Niigata Branch Office, Kanazawa Sales Office).
1980	Became a JIS display licensed factory. (Permission number 480021 Water pressure reducing valve JIS B 8410)
1981	Opened Maebashi Office (currently Kanetsu Sales Office).
1983	Became a JIS display licensed factory. (Permission number 483006 Relief valve for hot water equipment JIS B 8414)
1984	Opened Kanagawa branch office, Omiya branch office, Nagano branch office, and Shizuoka branch office.
1985	Separated Iwate Factory and established VENN Iwate Factory Co., Ltd.
1986	Head office moved to Tamagawa, Ota-ku, Tokyo. Omiya branch office and Maebashi branch office were integrated into Kanetsu branch office (Maebashi city).
1989	Sales and technical tie-up with PPP in the US (currently JL Ind. Inc.), Iwaka in Germany (currently Danfoss Iwaka), and Comap in France.
1990	Closed the Technical Research Institute in Yokohama and opened the Iwaki Technical Center (ITC) in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. Opened Higashi Kanto Sales Office in Chiba City.
1994	Merged with VENN Iwate Factory Co., Ltd.
1996	Opened West Kanto Sales Office in Sagamihara City and North Kanto Sales Office in Omiya City.
1997	Merged with Fuji Denso Co., Ltd.
1999	Opened Iwaki branch office. The Iwate factory will be an ISO 9001 certified factory.
year 2000	The Sagamihara factory will be an ISO 9001 certified factory. Sales and technical tie-up with SJM of South Korea.
2001	Sales and technical tie-up with Asako Kogyo Co., Ltd. of South Korea.
2002	Sales and technical tie-up with Studre in the United Kingdom.
2004	Sales and technical tie-up with Swiss JRG (currently Georg Fischer JRG AG).
2006	Opened Okayama branch office.
2008	Sales and technical tie-up with NEOPERL of Switzerland.
year 2012	Opened Yokohama branch office in Tamagawa, Ota-ku, Tokyo.
year 2012	Sales tie-up with BOME in Italy.
2016	Sagamihara Factory The factory building has been renewed.
2017	Iwate factory work building renewed. Moved the distribution center in Yokohama to the Sagamihara factory and established the Sagamihara central distribution center.
2018	Established an innovation center at the Sagamihara factory.
2019	Opened Okinawa branch office
2021	Opened Vietnam branch office
2023	Head office moved to 3-30 Sumiyoshi-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa (current location).