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Sourcing Critical Minerals & Rare Metals
Without Relying on a Single Country

We are a raw materials trading company supporting Japanese manufacturing by diversifying sources of tungsten and molybdenum—two key rare metals—and strengthening supply chain resilience.

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  • Ferrotungsten for specialty steel and steel forging manufacturers

  • Tungsten carbide for cemented carbide manufacturers

  • Tungsten scrap recycling

  • Copper tungsten for forging die manufacturers

  • Tungsten metal for foundries

  • Product development using molybdenum sourced from Mexico

  • Graphite electrodes and graphite powder for steelmakers

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Business Innovation Plan Approved Project

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Our strengths

A thorough commitment to on-site operations. Leveraging our expertise in the steel and rare metals sectors, and our strong international network centered in Japan, Mexico, and India, we address our customers' challenges from procurement to quality control and trade operations, always with a practical, on-the-ground perspective.

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Message from the President

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“The Power to Sell Begins with the Power to Buy.”

For Japanese manufacturers to remain competitive in the global market, we believe it is essential not only to ensure a stable supply of high-quality raw materials from around the world to Japan, but also to bring Japanese products and technologies to global markets.

Drawing on our experience at Metal One, a leading steel trading company, we take into account global developments and international business practices, as well as tariffs and regional content requirements, to build optimal supply chains and support stable manufacturing operations.

At YAMAZAKI Co., Ltd., we also strive to foster mutual understanding between suppliers and customers. By working together on technical specifications and quality requirements and pursuing continuous improvement, we aim to build long-term relationships based on trust.

In August 2026, we established the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Japan. By connecting Japanese and Mexican companies, we help create new business opportunities and contribute to the sustainable development of economic relations between Japan and Mexico.

News

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July 22, 2026:
In preparation for the establishment of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Japan, we met with H.E. Ms. Melba Pría, Ambassador of Mexico to Japan.

Steel Newspaper

April 24, 2025: The Japan Metal Daily
Our support for USMCA compliance and negotiations with local suppliers was featured in The Japan Metal Daily.

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May 8, 2025: Nikkan Jidosha Shimbun
YAMAZAKI Co., Ltd. was featured in the newspaper’s “Trend” section.

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We were introduced at a meeting with the Japan Office of the State of San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

Company Name    : Yamazaki Co., Ltd.
Representative Director  : Kohei Yamazaki
Address                                 : Akasaka Front Town 3F, 4-8-19 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Corporate Number           : 70104-01-173230
Import/export code          : P002D5660000
Representative's brief biography:
Graduated from Kansai Gaidai University with a degree in Spanish (2005)
Completed graduate studies at Monterrey Institute of Technology, Mexico (2021)
Metal One, a steel trading company (-2024)
Yamazaki established (2024-)

Certificate of Completion from Monterrey Institute of Technology

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