Structure diagram of Fuji coffee roaster-Starbucks Italian roasted coffee beans

Structure diagram of Fuji coffee roaster

From the history of coffee in Japan, we can see that there are many coffee professionals in Japan who pursue the perfect taste of coffee. These coffee professionals experiment by proposing a variety of roasting methods, and design and manufacture many special personalized roasters according to their various roasting requirements. Because these special roasters bake special personalized coffee, each roaster has become a famous coffee expert of all genres in Japan.

The "Fuji Royal" brand is based on the various suggestions of these coffee professionals to create the same appearance as other brands, but some of the details are particularly original, in order to meet the special requirements of coffee professionals for coffee taste, so the "Fuji Royal" brand is cultivated by out-and-out Japanese coffee people. It does not pursue fashion trends, it only seeks to make roasters that can produce really delicious coffee, so Fuji Royal continues to make only one product: "roaster and bean grinder" in 1955 (Showa 8) in Osaka "Fuji Coffee Machinery production" West Japan sales office independent and set up "Fuji Ka Machinery Trading Co., Ltd." Fuji FUJI, the brother company of Fuji Coffee Machinery in Tokyo, can continue to use this brand, but in order to make a difference, it has registered a new brand "Fuji Royal FUJIROYAL". From then on, a brilliant brand "Fuji Royal FUJIROYAL" was born in the Japanese coffee industry.

In the 1970s, taking advantage of the popularity of coffee, the sales of coffee grinders continued to exceed 1,000 units per month, and production could not keep up.

In the 1980s, many professional coffee shops and coffee companies in Japan began to make extensive use of "Fuji FUJI" brand roasters

In 2004, the Fuji Coffee Machinery Factory in Tokyo was closed because of the sudden death of the fourth-generation president, Mr. Yuji Teramoto, and the "Fuji FUJI" brand had only "Fuji Royal FUJIROYAL".

In 2005, Mr. Fukuji became the fourth-generation president of Fuji Royal, and the name of the company was changed to Fujijiji.

In 2013, Mr. Fukushiro acquired Tokyo Manufacturing Machinery Co., Ltd., founded by Mr. Teramoto of Tokyo as a subsidiary. As a result, Fuji Royal has become an overwhelming share of the Japanese coffee industry and is the oldest manufacturer of coffee machinery and equipment.