Tomoyuki Kurisawa (Credit: Fulkrum)
Tomoyuki Kurisawa (Credit: Fulkrum)

Fulkrum opens first Japan office in Tokyo

Tomoyuki Kurisawa appointed Country Manager for entity incorporated July 2025 Fulkrum, a global leader in inspection, expediting, auditing, and technical

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Tomoyuki Kurisawa appointed Country Manager for entity incorporated July 2025

Fulkrum, a global leader in inspection, expediting, auditing, and technical staffing services, has opened its first office in Japan. The new location is situated in Tokyo’s Otemachi district, and the company has appointed Tomoyuki Kurisawa as Country Manager for Japan. Fulkrum’s Japanese entity was incorporated on 17 July 2025, marking a significant step in the company’s international growth strategy.

The company has supported clients in Japan since 2020. The new office aims to strengthen customer relationships, develop local partnerships, and provide more responsive support within this key industrial and energy market. This opening forms part of Fulkrum APAC’s regional expansion plans.

Fulkrum’s global network now comprises 22 offices, and the company states that its strategy is to combine international expertise with local market knowledge. Tomoyuki Kurisawa brings extensive experience across the energy, engineering, and technical services sectors to his new role.

Mr. Kurisawa has worked with Japanese and international organisations in business development, project support, and technical resource solutions. His industry knowledge and client relationships are intended to support Fulkrum’s growth in Japan and help meet customers’ quality assurance, inspection, and technical staffing needs.

Commenting on his appointment, Tomoyuki Kurisawa said: “I am delighted to join Fulkrum at such an exciting stage of the company’s growth. Japan represents a significant opportunity, with increasing demand for high-quality inspection, assurance, and technical resource solutions across the energy and industrial sectors. My vision is to combine Fulkrum’s global expertise with a strong local presence, creating long-term value for our clients and supporting the successful delivery of projects to the highest standards of quality, safety, and efficiency.”

Fulkrum states that the Tokyo office reinforces its long-term commitment to Japan and provides a platform for sustainable growth. The company believes it will enable it to support customers and local stakeholders more closely while delivering the high standards of quality and service expected across its global operations.

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