Book Off Wave Co., Ltd. was established in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture as the first project of Book Off Corporation’s entrepreneur support programme.
8 stores in Mie, Okayama, Tokyo and Aichi in Japan

Established Recycle Book Centre Co., Ltd. in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture

Japan's largest online bookstore "eBOOKOFF" site opened in Toyota Motor Corporation’s GAZOO Mall

"eBOOKOFF" won the Grand Prize of EC Study Group 2000 Japan Online Shopping, Large Store category

Changed company name to eBOOKOFF Co., Ltd.

Started handling used CDs

Started handling used game software

Started handling used DVDs

Moved from Okayama to "Obu Product Centre" (Obu City, Aichi Prefecture)

Entered into partnership with Yahoo! JAPAN

Changed company name to NETOFF Co., Ltd.

Started handling new books (books / comics)
Moved head office to Obu City, Aichi Prefecture

Launched "Smile Eco Program" of home delivery & purchase eco fundraising

Started home delivery auction agency service

Opened "Second Product Centre" (Obu City, Aichi Prefecture)

Launched "Net Off Delivery Purchase", a home delivery purchase service covering brand products, cameras, musical instruments, sports equipment, etc

Cumulative donation of "Smile Eco Program" exceeded JPY20 million
Won the grand prize at Silicon Valley's "PACT2009" (Venture Competition)
Entered into business partnership with Hard Off Corporation

Started T point service

Cumulative donation of "Smile Eco Program" exceeded JPY 30 million

Opened "Net Off Figure", a website dedicated to purchasing figure dolls

Cumulative donation of "Smile Eco Program" exceeded JPY 40 million

Net Off first TV commercial aired with Risako Miura

Received the Guinness World Record for the world's No.1 number of used books sold online in a year

Opened the industry's first dedicated site for Otaku goods home delivery "Moetaku!"

Integrated point service to T point

Entered into business partnership with Yahoo! JAPAN on purchasing second-hand goods business
Established subsidiary "ReNet Japan Co., Ltd."

Opened "Net Off", a site dedicated to smartphones

Cumulative donation of "Smile Eco Program" exceeded JPY 50 million

ReNet Japan Co., Ltd. obtained the small household appliance recycling law certification, covering the whole of Japan, from the Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. The first, as a home delivery collection service

Exceeded total membership of 2 million people

In partnership with local governments including Obu City, Aichi Prefecture, ReNet Japan began the collection of used small electronic home appliances from households for the first time in Japan

Company name changed to ReNet Japan Group Co., Ltd.
ReNet Japan signed an agreement with Kyoto city, the first ordinance-designated city

ReNet Japan expands collection area nationwide

ReNet Japan signed an agreement with Tokyo city, and began the collection of used small electronic appliances from offices, for the first time in Japan

ReNet Japan Group's first smartphone app "National Garbage Day Navigation" released

The "National Garbage Day Navigation" app was adopted by Komaki city, Aichi Prefecture as the official local government app

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers

"National Garbage Day Navigation" app downloads exceed 20,000
The number of partnerships with local governments for the collection of small home appliances, exceeds 100

Net Off membership exceeds 2.5 million

In partnership with the apartment management companies, began home collection service of used small home appliances for the apartment residents

Partnered with leading consumer electronics retailers, to begin home collection service of used small home appliances

Moved head office to Nakamura-ku, Nagoya

Established METREY HR CO., LTD. (Currently a consolidated subsidiary) in Cambodia for the purpose of dispatching human resources

Established RENET JAPAN (CAMBODIA) CO., LTD. (Currently a consolidated subsidiary) for the purpose of vehicle sales business in Cambodia

Acquired shares of CHAMROEUN MICROFINANCE PLC., A social microfinance institution in Cambodia (currently a consolidated subsidiary)