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 12-7 Miyakita, Ashikaga, Tochigi
326-0027
Ashikaga Mill is located in the city of Ashikaga, the northern area of the Kanto Plain.
The Watarase River flows into Ashikaga, which is surrounded by mountains. Mt. Akagi and Nantai-san can be seen in the background.
There are numerous historical landmarks in the city. Among them are Ashikaga School, believed to be the oldest school in Japan, and Bannaji Temple, which was built around the time the Heian Era ended and the Kamakura Era began (1180s or 1190s) by Yoshikane Ashikaga, the second lord of the Ashikaga clan.
In this beautiful city with its historic landmarks and abundant nature, the Mill was established in 1959 as Ashikaga Paper Industry Co., Ltd.
At present, the Mill operates near the Tokyo metropolitan area - a prime location that benefits its operations.
ISO14001 certified since October
2000
ISO9001 certified since December 2003
Nippon Daishowa Paperboard Kanto Ashikaga Mill Data
| Land Area |
35,000 m2 |
| Number of Employees（2007/4/1） |
84 |
| Pulp Equipment Capacity | WP |
610 ton/Day |
| Paper Machine
Capacity | Machine |
2 |
| Capacity |
560 ton/Day |
| Power Equipment Capacity |
Boiler |
1 |
| Capacity | 70 ton/Hour |
| Turbine Generator | 1 |
| Capacity | 9,900 KW |
| Water Treating Equipment |
River |
Industrial water |
| Capacity |
14,400 m3/Day |
| Production（2006/1～2006/12） |
Paperboard |
175,000 ton/Year |
| Products |
Linerboard & corrugating medium, core paperboard, pasteboard |
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