Head office and factory
7202 Nakatsu, Aikawa-machi, Aiko-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture 243-0303, Japan
TEL 046-285-1265
FAX 046-286-2800
CERARICA NODA is located in Aikawa Town, Ai-Ko District, Kanagawa Prefecture, one of the few towns in Japan where the Japanese character for "love" overlaps. Approximately 50 years ago, both our headquarters and factory moved from Minami-Aoyama, Minato Ward, Tokyo, and our Kitami Factory, located among fields next to Seijo Gakuenmae, to this lush, green "town of overlapping love." With the Tanzawa Mountains at its back, this laid-back "town of overlapping love" continues to develop as we enter the 21st century. The opening of the Sagamihara-Aikawa Interchange and the Ken-o Atsugi Interchange on the Metropolitan Intercity Expressway has improved accessibility, and plans are underway for the linear motor car's Hashimoto Station (a 20-30 minute drive from our office on National Route 129), scheduled for opening in 2027
If you are coming by car
- Approximately 10 minutes from the Sagamihara-Aikawa Interchange on the Ken-O Expressway
- Approximately 15 minutes from the Ken-O Atsugi Interchange on the Ken-O Expressway
If you are coming by train or bus
If you are using Hon-Atsugi Station, a stop on the Odakyu Odawara Line Romancecar, Rapid Express, or Express trains
If you are coming from Shinjuku, please take the train bound for Odawara Station or Hon-Atsugi Station
*Please note that the following trains do not pass through Hon-Atsugi
①If you are heading towards Karakida, please change to a train bound for Odawara/Moto-Atsugi at Shin-Yurigaoka Station
②If you are heading towards Katase-Enoshima or Fujisawa, please change at Sagami-Ono Station for a train bound for Odawara or Hon-Atsugi
●Romancecar train timetable from Shinjuku Station (weekdays) (weekends and holidays)
● Odakyu Line timetable from Shinjuku Station (Weekdays) (Weekends and Holidays)
●Odakyu Line Timetable from Hon-Atsugi Station:
Towards Shinjuku → (Weekdays) (Weekends & Holidays)
Towards Odawara → (Weekdays) (Weekends & Holidays)
Approximately 30 minutes by bus from Atsugi Bus Center, Platform 10
for the timetable from Atsugi Bus Center.here
・Atsu 59 bus route bound for Hanbara, at Sakamoto-iriguchiget off
・Route Atsu 60 bound for Kami-Mitsumasu, -iriguchi via Naka-Ogihara.get off
・Atsugi 96 bus route, bound for Kami-Mitsumasu, at Sakamoto-iriguchiget off
・Take the Atsu 61 bus bound for Kasugadai Housing Complex and at Nishi-Itchome.get off
・Take the Atsu 63 bus route bound for Aikawa Bus Center, at Nishi 1-chomeget off
If you are using Ebina Station on the JR Sagami Line, Sagami Railway (Sotetsu), or Odakyu Odawara Line
Approximately 30 minutes by bus from the Ebina West Exit bus stop
for the timetable from Ebina Station West Exit.here
- Take the Kai09 bus route bound for Aikawa Bus Center, at Sakamoto-iriguchiget off
Return bus information
• Nishi 1-chome bus stop timetable
Clickhere for trains going to Ebina Station.here
•Sakamoto Iriguchi bus stop timetable
Clickhere for trains going to Ebina Station.here
•Sakuradai bus stop timetable
Clickhere for trains going to Ebina Station.here
If you are coming by taxi
Get off at Hon-Atsugi Station or Ebina Station on the Odakyu Line (approximately 4,000 yen)
, in front of the Resona Bank Aikawa Branch in the Inland (Nakatsu) Industrial Park,ornext to the Doki Waku Land pachinko parlorCERARICANODA. Please tell the driver
Tsurukame Kita Factory
1024-9 Nagahama-ko, Ozu City, Ehime Prefecture, 799-3401
TEL: 0893-52-1107
FAX: 0893-52-1071
Our factory's predecessor was the prestigious Kita Wax Factory, founded 91 years ago in Nagahama, Ozu City, Ehime Prefecture. The company went out of business in 2012, but President Taizo Noda believed that "for the development of the wood wax industry, we must never let good rivals die out," and, despite the difficulties, he was filled with ambition and purchased the company, restarting the extraction and production of Japan wax . Japan's oldest "eco-friendly working boiler," located within the company, is now operating vigorously again, and together with Japan's oldest movable bridge, "Akabashi," located nearby, the boiler has become a tourist symbol of the local Ozu City Nagahama area
If you are coming by public transport (train)
5 minutes walk from Iyonagahama Station on the JR Yosan Line
*Access from Matsuyama Airport to Iyonagahama Station on the JR Yosan Line
Please take the limousine bus from Matsuyama Airport to the station (bound for Dogo Onsen Station and get off at JR Matsuyama Station). Then, take the JR Yosan Line (towards Uwajima and Yawatahama) from JR Matsuyama Station and get off at Iyonagahama Station, which takes about an hour. The tall chimney is the company's landmark
Tokyo R&D Office
1-4 Yokoyama-cho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0003, Japan Hayashiya Office 2F
TEL: 03-5623-2655
Towards the end of the Sengoku period, Tokugawa Ieyasu prepared for the Battle of Sekigahara by building stables in what is now Bakurocho, Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward. It is said that this is how the area known today as "Bakurocho" got its name
In the past, it was a bustling town lined with vibrant clothing wholesalers, but now it has become a cultural district where many galleries and artists gather. Bakurocho is sandwiched between the downtown areas of Asakusa and Ryogoku and Akihabara and Nihonbashi, and has excellent transportation access. There are many lines, including Bakurocho Station (JR), which is five minutes from Tokyo Station, Bakuroyokoyama Station (Toei Shinjuku Line), and Higashi-Nihonbashi Station (Toei Asakusa Line), making it a town with excellent access to central Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, and even Kanagawa and Tsukuba
*Please contact our head office by phone (046-285-1265 (main)) before coming to avoid being rude if we are not there
If you are coming by train or bus
1 minute walk from Exit A2 of Bakuroyokoyama Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line;
5 minute walk from Exit 1 of Kodemmacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya
Line; 3 minute walk from Exit 1
of Bakurocho Station on the JR Sobu Main Line; 5 minute walk from Exit B4 of Higashi-Nihonbashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line.