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• Number of shipment results for Nov 2011 (Dec 2011)
Yamato Holdings announced that the number of parcel shipments handled by the Yamato group has reached 121 million pieces in November 2011. Compared to the previous year, it is 5.6% increase in volume.
The year-to-date shipping volume is 915 million pieces which is 5.5% more than that of last year′s.
• Yamato starts parcel delivery service (TA-Q-BIN) in Malaysia (Sep 2011)
Yamato announces that parcel delivery service (TA-Q-BIN) will be launched in September 19, 2011 in Malaysia. The service includes delivery service of frozen or chilled items, and freight collect service.• Every package we deliver also carries hope (Aug 2011)
• It has been three months since Yamato Group began its program to donate 10 Japanese Yen for every parcel we deliver in order to offer support for reconstruction of the earthquake-affected areas in Japan. As for June 30th, the number of parcels handled reached 318,283,873 and the amount collected for donation rose to 3,182,838,730 Japanese Yen. • Contributing 10 JPY per Takkyubin to aid the revitalization from the East Japan Earthquake (May 2011)
Starting May 1st, for the period of one year, Yamato Transport U.S.A., Inc. will contribute 10 JPY per piece of international Takkyubin for the revitalization of local people′s living conditions and industrial infrastructure affected by the East Japan Earthquake.
The total amount of donations is dependent on the number of deliveries. If the Yamato Group handles the same the same number of deliveries as last year, we expect to raise a grand total amount of 1.3 billion yen.
Under the call of Stepping Forward Together, the Yamato Group will continue supporting and aiding the revitalization of areas affected by the Earthquake for the next year. At Yamato Transport U.S.A., we too will continue to be deeply involved in the revitalization activities by encouraging each employee to think how he/she can contribute to the cause and by aspiring to go beyond the call of duty.• Yamato Group Service Impacts Due to Japan Earthquake
March, 29th, 2011 (Tue) 9:00 AM EST
The Yamato Group extends its deepest condolences to all those affected by earthquake, especially those who have lost loved ones.
The Yamato Group has officially contributed to Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima area 200 vehicles and competent 500 specialists gathered from the group with sound experience and knowledge in this particular adverse situation, will devote to assist in prompt delivery and supply of the Aid for those who are affected by the earthquake in the region.
"Japan ExParcel Service" and "Household Moving Service by Air to Japan"
(1) As of March, 30th delivery service at Miyagi & Fukushima Pref. has extended to all areas. Following cities are current area that Yamato could serve delivery service among 6 Tohoku Prefectures. Consignee still may able to pick up the package at nearest TA-Q-BIN offices as well.
Iwate:Morioka-shi, Oshu-shi, Hanamaki-shi, Kitakami-shi, Kuji-shi, Tono-shi, Ichinoseki-shi, Hachimantai-shi, Ninohe-shi, Miyako-shi, Kamaishi-shi, Iwate-gun, Shiwa-gun, Waga-gun, Isawa-gun, Nishiiwai-gun, Higashiiwai-gun, Kamihei-gun, Shimohei-gun, Kunohe-gun, Ninohe-gun.
Miyagi:Iwanuma-shi*, Kurihara-shi*, Sendai-shi*, Tome-shi*, Natori-shi*, Miyagi-gun* (*There are some unable delivery areas.)
Osaki-shi, Kakuda-shi, Shiroishi-shi, Igu-gun, Katta-gun, Kami-gun, Kurokawa-gun, Shibata-gun, Toda-gun, Kesennuma-shi, Ishimaki-shi, Higashimatsushima-shi, Shiogama-shi, Tagashiro-shi, Oshika-gun, Motoyoshi-gun, Watari-gun.
Fukushima:Iwaki-shi *, Minamisoma-shi *, Tamura-shi *, Soma-gun * (* At Iwaki-shi, Minamisoma-shi, Tamura-shi, and Soma-gun, some part are not available for delivery service. (Please refer to the below chart for the detail ) Fukushima-shi, Koriyama-shi, Shirakawa-shi, Sukagawa-shi, Nihonmatu-shi, Date-shi, Motomiya-shi, Soma-shi, Adachi-gun, Ishikawa-gun, Iwase-gun, Date-gun, Tamura-gun, Nishishirakawa-gun, Higashishirakawa-gun,Minamiaizu-gun, Aizuwakamatsu-shi, Kitakata-shi, Yama-gun, Kawanuma-gun, Onuma-gun.
Due to the severe shortage of fuel supply, basic service among the Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima Pref. are pick up at nearest Ta-Q-Bin Center by each customers besides the area mentioned above Area. We apologize for the inconvenience to all the customers and appreciate for the understandings.
Please refer to the chart for Ta-Q-Bin available centers below in Iwate.
Please refer to the chart for Ta-Q-Bin available centers below in Miyagi.
Please refer to the chart for Ta-Q-Bin available centers below in Fukushima.
(*1) When you ship any shipments to above 3 prefectures ( Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima), please notify to consignee in advance with trucking numbers. (For the ExParcel Use)
(*2) Definite date and time delivery is not available even if areas are able to make delivery. Also, it may take 2 to 7 extra days comparison with normal delivery service.
(*3) As for parcels consigned to Ta-Q-Bin center arrived, Ta-Q-Bin center will give arrival notice to consignee.
(*4) To pick up a parcel, following IDs must be presented at Ta-Q-Bin center.(Driver's License, National Pension certificate, Health Insurance Card, Student ID, Passport, Company ID, Credit Card, Cash Card, etc.)
(*5)Storage limit at Yamato Distribution Center at destination side are no longer than a week after the arrival of distribution center. The shipments exceed more than a week may returns to the shipper under the shipper's expense. You will find shipment status under below URL.
(ExParcel)
https://ype.yamatoparcel.co.jp/ktt/track?action=tracking&lang=jp
(Household Shipment by Air)
https://k-neko.y-logi.com/trace/General/general_cust.aspx
(2) Due to severe shortage of fuel supply, traffic congestion, unexpected volume of parcels from various areas and blackout may cause delay of delivery service any part of Japan.
We apologize for the inconvenience to all the customers and appreciate for the understandings. We are trying to move forward to serve all the customers to provide normal services that we had in the past.• Parcel delivery service in Malaysia (Jan 2011)
Yamato launces a new percel delivery service in Malaysia from September 2011. It is a door-to-door shipping service between Malaysia and Singapore. • Yamato accepts e-cash payment for collect delivery (May 2010)
Customers who purchase online can now pay by e-cash when they receive their order through Yamato Transport.
Customers simply show their e-cash card or cellphoe with e-cash function to the Yamato sales drivers who carry a special terminal to process the e-cash payments.
One research shows that approximately 25% of Japanese consumers use e-cash for online purchasing.• Yamato′s delivery volume recover 105% since last year (Feb 2010)
Yamato Transport, the largest subsidiary of the Yamato group, reported the number of small packages delivered in Jan 2010 hit 273,161,287pcs, which is up 105% compared with the same month a year ago. Among the figure, 87,004,928ocs were Takkyubin, door-to-door delivery service for parcels between the size of 2lb and 55lb• Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd. establishes Regional Headquarters and starts Takkyubin Service in Singapore (November 2009)
To accommodate the growing demand for high-quality logistics services in Asia, Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd. will establish YAMATO ASIA PTE LTD which will function as regional headquarters. Also, YAMATO TRANSPORT(S) PTE LTD (former YAMATO DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD) will provide Takkyubin services in Singapore starting next year.• Yamato Expands Parcel Delivery Service in Asia (September 2009)
Yamato Holdings, with its No.1 market share of Parcel Delivery in Japan, now plans to expand into Asia. Yamato′s strategy is to start in Shanghai, China by January of 2010, then in Singapore by March of 2010. From there, Yamato will continue into Malaysia and Indonesia within 10 years. With its Takkyubin brand, Yamato aims to tap the demand of Business to Consumer and Consumer to Consumer delivery with high quality and consumer oriented service. This service will include chilled and frozen deliveries with temperature management systems and Six Time Zone deliveries. In Shanghai, Yamato plans to start with 24 stations, and expand to over 3,000 employees during the 10 year plan. Since the parcel delivery infrastructure in these countries is lacking, Yamato feels it′s beneficial to rapidly fulfill the demand for convenient and dependable service to support the growth of industry for enriched society.
Yamato Holdings announced that the number of parcel shipments handled by the Yamato group has reached 121 million pieces in November 2011. Compared to the previous year, it is 5.6% increase in volume.
The year-to-date shipping volume is 915 million pieces which is 5.5% more than that of last year′s.
• Yamato starts parcel delivery service (TA-Q-BIN) in Malaysia (Sep 2011)
Yamato announces that parcel delivery service (TA-Q-BIN) will be launched in September 19, 2011 in Malaysia. The service includes delivery service of frozen or chilled items, and freight collect service.• Every package we deliver also carries hope (Aug 2011)
• It has been three months since Yamato Group began its program to donate 10 Japanese Yen for every parcel we deliver in order to offer support for reconstruction of the earthquake-affected areas in Japan. As for June 30th, the number of parcels handled reached 318,283,873 and the amount collected for donation rose to 3,182,838,730 Japanese Yen. • Contributing 10 JPY per Takkyubin to aid the revitalization from the East Japan Earthquake (May 2011)
Starting May 1st, for the period of one year, Yamato Transport U.S.A., Inc. will contribute 10 JPY per piece of international Takkyubin for the revitalization of local people′s living conditions and industrial infrastructure affected by the East Japan Earthquake.
The total amount of donations is dependent on the number of deliveries. If the Yamato Group handles the same the same number of deliveries as last year, we expect to raise a grand total amount of 1.3 billion yen.
Under the call of Stepping Forward Together, the Yamato Group will continue supporting and aiding the revitalization of areas affected by the Earthquake for the next year. At Yamato Transport U.S.A., we too will continue to be deeply involved in the revitalization activities by encouraging each employee to think how he/she can contribute to the cause and by aspiring to go beyond the call of duty.• Yamato Group Service Impacts Due to Japan Earthquake
March, 29th, 2011 (Tue) 9:00 AM EST
The Yamato Group extends its deepest condolences to all those affected by earthquake, especially those who have lost loved ones.
The Yamato Group has officially contributed to Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima area 200 vehicles and competent 500 specialists gathered from the group with sound experience and knowledge in this particular adverse situation, will devote to assist in prompt delivery and supply of the Aid for those who are affected by the earthquake in the region.
"Japan ExParcel Service" and "Household Moving Service by Air to Japan"
(1) As of March, 30th delivery service at Miyagi & Fukushima Pref. has extended to all areas. Following cities are current area that Yamato could serve delivery service among 6 Tohoku Prefectures. Consignee still may able to pick up the package at nearest TA-Q-BIN offices as well.
Iwate:Morioka-shi, Oshu-shi, Hanamaki-shi, Kitakami-shi, Kuji-shi, Tono-shi, Ichinoseki-shi, Hachimantai-shi, Ninohe-shi, Miyako-shi, Kamaishi-shi, Iwate-gun, Shiwa-gun, Waga-gun, Isawa-gun, Nishiiwai-gun, Higashiiwai-gun, Kamihei-gun, Shimohei-gun, Kunohe-gun, Ninohe-gun.
Miyagi:Iwanuma-shi*, Kurihara-shi*, Sendai-shi*, Tome-shi*, Natori-shi*, Miyagi-gun* (*There are some unable delivery areas.)
Osaki-shi, Kakuda-shi, Shiroishi-shi, Igu-gun, Katta-gun, Kami-gun, Kurokawa-gun, Shibata-gun, Toda-gun, Kesennuma-shi, Ishimaki-shi, Higashimatsushima-shi, Shiogama-shi, Tagashiro-shi, Oshika-gun, Motoyoshi-gun, Watari-gun.
Fukushima:Iwaki-shi *, Minamisoma-shi *, Tamura-shi *, Soma-gun * (* At Iwaki-shi, Minamisoma-shi, Tamura-shi, and Soma-gun, some part are not available for delivery service. (Please refer to the below chart for the detail ) Fukushima-shi, Koriyama-shi, Shirakawa-shi, Sukagawa-shi, Nihonmatu-shi, Date-shi, Motomiya-shi, Soma-shi, Adachi-gun, Ishikawa-gun, Iwase-gun, Date-gun, Tamura-gun, Nishishirakawa-gun, Higashishirakawa-gun,Minamiaizu-gun, Aizuwakamatsu-shi, Kitakata-shi, Yama-gun, Kawanuma-gun, Onuma-gun.
Due to the severe shortage of fuel supply, basic service among the Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima Pref. are pick up at nearest Ta-Q-Bin Center by each customers besides the area mentioned above Area. We apologize for the inconvenience to all the customers and appreciate for the understandings.
Please refer to the chart for Ta-Q-Bin available centers below in Iwate.
Please refer to the chart for Ta-Q-Bin available centers below in Miyagi.
Please refer to the chart for Ta-Q-Bin available centers below in Fukushima.
(*1) When you ship any shipments to above 3 prefectures ( Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima), please notify to consignee in advance with trucking numbers. (For the ExParcel Use)
(*2) Definite date and time delivery is not available even if areas are able to make delivery. Also, it may take 2 to 7 extra days comparison with normal delivery service.
(*3) As for parcels consigned to Ta-Q-Bin center arrived, Ta-Q-Bin center will give arrival notice to consignee.
(*4) To pick up a parcel, following IDs must be presented at Ta-Q-Bin center.(Driver's License, National Pension certificate, Health Insurance Card, Student ID, Passport, Company ID, Credit Card, Cash Card, etc.)
(*5)Storage limit at Yamato Distribution Center at destination side are no longer than a week after the arrival of distribution center. The shipments exceed more than a week may returns to the shipper under the shipper's expense. You will find shipment status under below URL.
(ExParcel)
https://ype.yamatoparcel.co.jp/ktt/track?action=tracking&lang=jp
(Household Shipment by Air)
https://k-neko.y-logi.com/trace/General/general_cust.aspx
(2) Due to severe shortage of fuel supply, traffic congestion, unexpected volume of parcels from various areas and blackout may cause delay of delivery service any part of Japan.
We apologize for the inconvenience to all the customers and appreciate for the understandings. We are trying to move forward to serve all the customers to provide normal services that we had in the past.• Parcel delivery service in Malaysia (Jan 2011)
Yamato launces a new percel delivery service in Malaysia from September 2011. It is a door-to-door shipping service between Malaysia and Singapore. • Yamato accepts e-cash payment for collect delivery (May 2010)
Customers who purchase online can now pay by e-cash when they receive their order through Yamato Transport.
Customers simply show their e-cash card or cellphoe with e-cash function to the Yamato sales drivers who carry a special terminal to process the e-cash payments.
One research shows that approximately 25% of Japanese consumers use e-cash for online purchasing.• Yamato′s delivery volume recover 105% since last year (Feb 2010)
Yamato Transport, the largest subsidiary of the Yamato group, reported the number of small packages delivered in Jan 2010 hit 273,161,287pcs, which is up 105% compared with the same month a year ago. Among the figure, 87,004,928ocs were Takkyubin, door-to-door delivery service for parcels between the size of 2lb and 55lb• Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd. establishes Regional Headquarters and starts Takkyubin Service in Singapore (November 2009)
To accommodate the growing demand for high-quality logistics services in Asia, Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd. will establish YAMATO ASIA PTE LTD which will function as regional headquarters. Also, YAMATO TRANSPORT(S) PTE LTD (former YAMATO DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD) will provide Takkyubin services in Singapore starting next year.• Yamato Expands Parcel Delivery Service in Asia (September 2009)
Yamato Holdings, with its No.1 market share of Parcel Delivery in Japan, now plans to expand into Asia. Yamato′s strategy is to start in Shanghai, China by January of 2010, then in Singapore by March of 2010. From there, Yamato will continue into Malaysia and Indonesia within 10 years. With its Takkyubin brand, Yamato aims to tap the demand of Business to Consumer and Consumer to Consumer delivery with high quality and consumer oriented service. This service will include chilled and frozen deliveries with temperature management systems and Six Time Zone deliveries. In Shanghai, Yamato plans to start with 24 stations, and expand to over 3,000 employees during the 10 year plan. Since the parcel delivery infrastructure in these countries is lacking, Yamato feels it′s beneficial to rapidly fulfill the demand for convenient and dependable service to support the growth of industry for enriched society.