Almost one century has passed since we started our company producing fly catch paper

• 1923

  The founder, Toshiro Kamoi, established "Kamoi Fly Catch Paper Works."
  The product was named "Kamoi's Haitori-gami (fly catch paper)" (flat type) and the trademark was decided to be a "rising sun" when delivering products to the market.
  The following year, we started exports to Southern Asian areas and North and South America, in addition to Korea, Manchuria, and Taiwan.

• 1930

  Completed the headquarters building
  We developed a ribbon type fly catch paper and released it under name of "Kamoi's Ribbon Haitori-gami (fly catch paper)."

• 1933 - 1952

  We developed "Kirimetsu," a liquid insecticide using pyrethrin drug products.
  We created a great boom in the liquid insecticide under the trademark "Gekiretsu Messhi (drastic perishing)."
  We developed and manufactured "Kirimetsu" and a new drug product, "BHC," in addition to Flat" and "Ribbon" fly catch paper. "Kamoi's Big Four Insecticides" were well received.

• 1961 - 2003

  We established the Tomii factory and started production of paper adhesive tape.
  After that, we released a variety of tape utilizing Kamoi's adhesive technologies, including "craft adhesive tape" using craft paper as a base material, a long seller product "Kamoi's sealing tape," "heat resistive tape for painting" using crape paper as a base material, and "Kabuki," a new masking tape for automobiles.

• 2008

  We created masking tape "mt," for stationery and chandlery.