Shin Shin was founded by Kiichi Kitada. At the time of the company's founding, the world was in the midst of the disorder of war. Difficult times continued for a while, but the company took advantage of the post-war economic boom, aggressively expanding its business and sales channels.
In the 1960s, we focused on computation templates. Taking on advanced challenges, we carried out development and sales of completely new products such as EDP files for use with computers.

Alongside the expansion of our business, we both promoted maintenance of organizational infrastructure and renewed our corporate image. We established our current logo, drafted a new management strategy, and promoted reforms.
In the 1980s, with the software copying business securing our position, we opened our first factory.
We began to see signs of the possibilities for further expansion.

Through our software copying business, Shin Shin achieved enormous growth. Starting in the 1990s, we rapidly expanded our facilities such as sales offices and factories both inside and outside of Japan, expanding our business.
Acquired the Microsoft Authorized Replicator (AR) certification in 1995. Afterward, we continued to expand our PC-related business.

We have expanded our base of facilities in order to meet the needs of our customers in a variety of different industries, especially PC-related business.
Using the quality control and handling abilities we have built up through our years in this industry, Shin Shin is continuing on its path, facing a new stage for our future.