History

1903: Taichi Nakayama started a wholesale cosmetics business in Hanakuma-cho, Kobe City. (Nakayama Taiyodo)
1906: Launched "Club wash powder", which was phenomenally popular.
1910: Launched "Club white powder" and ""Club toothpaste".
Mr. P. L. Smith, a cosmetics technician, was invited from the UK.
1911: Launched "British style club beauty cream".

1917: New head office and factory completed in Mizusaki-cho, Minami-ku (currently Naniwa-ku), Osaka.
1918: New head office and factory completed and relocated to Mizusaki-cho, Minami-ku (currently Naniwa-ku), Osaka.
1920: Launched "Katei soap". Leblanc's famous "Mother and Child" painting was used for advertising.
1924: Opened the Nakayama Culture Research Institute in the Doo Building in Osaka and the Maru Building in Tokyo.

1935: Launched "Medicated club beauty cream", which contains natural women's hormones.
1939: Established Nakayama Taiyodo Co., Ltd. Taichi Nakayama became the first president.
1957: Established Corona Co., Ltd. Launched "Coronasilox", a drug cream.
1958: Launched the "Club Love" series targeted at young women.
1965: Juichi Nakayama was appointed the third president.
1970: Separated manufacturing and sales to strengthen sales. Established Club Trading Co., Ltd. Established a technical alliance with Gala Cosmetics Ltd. in the U.K. Established Mary Quant Cosmetics Japan Co., Ltd.
1971: Changed company name from Nakayama Taiyodo Co., Ltd. to Club Cosmetics Co., Ltd.
1973: Established Flouveil Co., Ltd., and entered door-to-door sales.
1976: Newly built and relocated its head office in Nishihonmachi, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Completed construction of a new plant in Gojo City, Nara Prefecture.
1983: Completed construction of Aoyama Taiyo Building in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.
1988: Juichi Nakayama received the Medal with Blue Ribbon for his many years of achievement in development of the cosmetics industry.

1999: Juichi Nakayama received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosette as a result of his achievements in business and related organizations.
2000: The Institute of Cosmetic Culture in Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture started operation.
2002: Yukari Nakayama assumed the position of the fourth President.
Flouveil ef 77 series received the Asian Star 2002 Award in the Asian Star Contest.
2004: ISO 9001:2000 certified.
2005: Merged with Club Cosmetics Sales Co., Ltd. (formerly Club Trading Co., Ltd.).
2006: Opened the Cultural materials room. Began public disclosure of historical documents.
2009: Completed construction of a new headquarters building in Taiyo Building.
Flouveil Co., Ltd. changed the name to Salon de Flouveil Co., Ltd.
2010: SHIZEN Tamatsubaki Soap was launched under an industrial promotion agreement with Goshima City, Nagasaki Prefecture.
2012: Merged with Salon de Flouveil Co., Ltd.
Launched "Nara Cosme", which was jointly developed with the Nara Prefectural Pharmaceutical Research Center.
2013: Launched "Club yuagari suppin powder", which makes bare skin look beautiful.
2014: Launched "Club airy touch powder", which makes skin soft like marshmallows.
2015: Donated a reproduced ceiling painting of the original Tsutenkaku
2017: The Gojo plant acquired ISO 22716:2007 certification.

Reiwa era2019 -

2021: Launched Daisy Doll by MARY QUANT, the second brand of MARY QUANT COSMETICS.
2022: A fictional novel "The King of Cosmetics" was published based on the founder, Taichi Nakayama.
2023: Osaka factory was established in Hirano-ku, Osaka.