Nippon Commercial Logistics

Make Sino Japanese logistics and overseas warehouse services simpler and smoother

Nippon Commercial Logistics

Make Sino Japanese logistics and overseas warehouse services simpler and smoother

Company Overview

Nippon Commercial Logistics - is a professional provider of international logistics and overseas warehousing services from China to Japan, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It has branches in Saitama, Fukui, and Guangzhou, China, including a large international logistics and warehousing service center in Fukui Prefecture, Japan, providing one-stop warehousing and overseas warehousing services for various e-commerce sellers in China. The Guangzhou office in China is responsible for handling comprehensive logistics services for sending goods from China to Japan, while the Saitama office in Japan is responsible for handling logistics and warehousing services in Tokyo and surrounding areas. The Tokyo headquarters also provides company registration services for Chinese sellers in Japan.

500+

Domestic and foreign consumer brands
6500+

Online and offline small and medium-sized retailers
35000+

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Our services

Why choose us?

Industry leading transaction fees

Help e-commerce sellers and customers significantly reduce logistics and overseas warehouse storage costs

Comprehensive services in all aspects

From company establishment to product sales, logistics and warehousing, one-stop solution to your needs

professional team

Having rich experience in operating the Japanese market ensures the successful entry of your products into Japan

cooperative partner

News Center

Keep up with the latest industry trends and make cross-border business easier

29 2025-04

How to seize the opportunity in overseas markets when Chinese manufacturing goes global collectively?

Kantar BrandZ 2021 ™ In the ranking of the most valuable global brands, China has a total of 18 brands listed in the top 100 of the world's most valuable brands, contributing a total of 14% of the value of the world's top 100 brands, making it the country with the second largest number of brands on the list for two consecutive years. According to data from the Ministry of Commerce, the export value of Chinese domestic brands reached 2.9 trillion yuan in 2019, a year-on-year increase of 12%. Since the beginning of this year, the top domestic audio brand, Elvis Presley Audio, has partnered with the leading consumer goods digital supply chain service platform, Xingyun Group, to go global and make its first landing in Japan, achieving phased success. In the Japanese subsidiary of Xingyun Group

29 2025-04

E-commerce Data Bureau: Logistics, Orders, and Marketing are the Three Major Challenges Faced by Cross border Enterprises

In the post pandemic era, the online consumption habits and spending limits of overseas consumers continue to increase, and the market share of cross-border e-commerce in foreign markets shows a significant growth trend. With the further amplification of China's supply chain advantages, the process of brand globalization is accelerating. Faced with fierce competition in the domestic market, many domestic brands have begun to layout, and overseas third-party e-commerce platforms, independent websites, and DTC brands have become the main theme of going global. Export opportunities driven by China's supply chain advantages and the global trend towards online retail. Cross border e-commerce export growth is driven by two wheels. China has a globally leading advantage in scale and a highly integrated supply chain network. A strong supply chain foundation is essential for China to go global

29 2025-04

Brand going global, how to do brand going global

With the continuous development of Internet technology and the continuous advancement of the digital process, "digital trade" has made domestic enterprises smell the first opportunity, and have shifted their positions to start online layout, hoping to achieve transformation and upgrading through digitalization and ultimately maximize benefits. How to do brand going global? (1) Due to the global economic downturn, profits have been compressed. Traditional foreign trade has developed to the present, and due to insufficient emphasis on its own construction and promotion efforts, product entities are still concentrated in the middle and low grades. Due to the skyrocketing prices of raw materials and shipping costs, the profit margins of products are constantly being compressed, forcing few domestic industries to win in this "foreign trade war". (2) Traditional trade lacks self preservation

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