ART JAPAN

Art Japan, based in Miyazaki-shi, Japan, specializes in manufacturing rubber trackpads for construction equipment, enhancing stability and protecting road surfaces during operation. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Miyazaki-shi, Japan, Art Japan Co. , Ltd. manufactures rubber trackpads primarily under the Artliner brand, serving a diverse clientele in construction and equipment rental sectors.

The company has completed 2 deals, with its most recent deal occurring on July 8, 2025, when DAISO HOLDINGS acquired Art Japan from J-FUN. Art Japan Co. , Ltd. specializes in the manufacture and sales of rubber trackpads, primarily branded as Artliner products.

Their core offerings include bolt-on and clip-on trackpads, designed for various construction equipment, enhancing stability and protecting road surfaces during operation. Artliner trackpads are compatible with over 1,000 models from more than 40 manufacturers, accommodating shoe widths ranging from 200 mm to 800 mm. The company also provides specialized products such as Winter Pads for cold climates and V Pads for forested and mountainous terrains. Art Japan serves clients primarily in Japan and also caters to international markets including the United States, Europe, and Southeast Asia.

Art Japan Co. , Ltd. generates revenue through direct sales of its trackpad products, engaging in B2B transactions primarily with construction equipment manufacturers and distributors. The transaction structure typically involves direct orders from clients procuring trackpads for both new and existing machinery.

This includes specialized products like the Artliner Winter Pads and V Pads, with pricing reflecting their advanced engineering and tailored solutions for specific environmental conditions. The purchasing process allows for both bulk orders and individualized inquiries, ensuring flexibility for clients across various sectors. In July 2025, DAISO HOLDINGS acquired Art Japan, a strategic move aimed at enhancing their business growth and development. The acquisition will likely support Art Japan's future initiatives, including the potential launch of new products tailored for specific market needs.