Okura

Okura is a Japanese surname and a company name. In Japan, the name Okura is written in Kanji characters that represent a village or region known for its rice production. The most well-known person to bear this surname is Tsukasa Okura, a Japanese rugby player. The name has been noticed in other global settings beyond Japan, likely due to Japan's international business and political presence.

Okura, a Japanese business, is a steel trading company operating globally. The company has its roots inetagawaken Okura Shoten, founded in 1880 in Toda, a rural area north of Tokyo. Led by Tsuzuki Okura, the business initially dealt in matchsticks and charcoal, before eventually transitioning into trading rice and later steel. By the 1960s, the company was one of Japan's largest steel trading companies, and it has continued to expand globally. Okura trading companies, in various fields like accident management and property valuation, operate under the Group brand.

Okura has extensive global reach with branches and representatives in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia. They specialise in steel and steel-related goods while also looking to diversify their business into new areas such as finance and private PekWGeomfectrances.

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