Kubota Offices/Affiliates:
Kubota Tractor Corporation Home Office & Kubota Credit Corporation.

TORRANCE, CA
Located 21 miles south of Los Angeles, Torrance, California is the home of the Kubuta Tractor Headquarters and Kubota Credit Corporation. Our two-story 80,000 square foot facility houses our major operational departments as well as a 30,000 square foot engineering warehouse.

Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment
Torrance residents enjoy the use of the 502-seat James R. Armstrong Theatre, which has a full slate of arts programs, classes and live entertainment. Families can enjoy the 33 parks that host a variety of organized sports including: aquatics, basketball, cheerleading, volleyball, wrestling, softball, soccer, roller hockey, and golf.

A healthy lifestyle is made easier by the weekly Farmer’s Markets that rotate locations around the city bringing farm fresh foods to our residents. Area restaurants are also supporting this trend utilizing farm to table ingredients.

In Redondo Beach, water sports, surfing and sailing are just three miles away. Mountain snow skiing is just an hour away and many L.A. suburbs have their own hiking, biking and horseback riding paths. With annual average temperatures of 78 degrees outdoor sports can be enjoyed through every season.

While Torrance is the “city with a hometown feel” you don’t have to venture far to find a world of enviable entertainment, food and shopping. Within 30 miles one can easily find Disneyland, Donald Trump International Golf Course, the L.A. Zoo and Botanical Gardens, J. Paul Getty Museum, the Rose Bowl & Annual Rose Parade, Los Angeles Convention Center, Santa Anita Race Track, Hollywood Walk of Fame and more.

Education
Torrance is adjacent to two top public school systems and many of our employees take advantage of this proximity. Both Manhattan Beach and Rancho Palos Verdes Public Schools are in the top ten in the United States. Additionally new high school graduates can choose from top tier local universities including UCLA, USC, Pepperdine and Loyola Marymount.

For more information regarding the Torrance, CA area, the local area Chamber of Commerce website may be useful.

WESTERN DIVISION: LODI, CA
Lodi, California is the home of the Kubota Tractor Western Division Assembly and Distribution Center. Our 180,000 square foot facility houses our operational departments as well as a 169,000 square foot warehouse with an additional 114,000 square foot outdoor storage.

Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment
Pass the afternoon sipping wine with a local winemaker. Shop for that perfect antique or gift in our historic downtown center. Stroll barefoot along the beach at Lodi Lake. Tour a museum, catch a concert or play at our performing arts theatre, dine in casual or upscale surroundings...Lodi caters to business or pleasure, relaxation and rejuvenation. Lodi continues to surprise and delight.

Find out why wine experts and visitors alike are referring to Lodi as Northern California’s hottest new wine destination!

While Lodi is the quaint wine county home, you don’t have to venture far to find a world of entertainment, food and shopping. Our state capitol, Sacramento, is just 35 miles north. In addition we are 65 miles from Napa Valley, 90 miles east of San Francisco, 123 miles from the great skiing of South Lake Tahoe and 165 miles from Reno, Nevada. So whether you prefer the desert, the water or the mountains, Lodi can put you there.

Education
Lodi Unified has 49 school sites: 33 elementary, 7 middle, 4 high schools and 2 continuing education high schools. In addition there are a number of community day schools, adult schools, a career center, pre-schools and a developmental center for disabled students.

Within a short distance are higher education facilities including University of the Pacific, California State University at Sacramento and San Joaquin Delta Community College.

CENTRAL DIVISION: FT. WORTH, TX
170,000 square foot office and warehouse complex are home to Kubota Tractor Corporation’s Central Division and Kubota Credit Corporation’s Loan Servicing Center (LSC) located in Fort Worth, Texas. The 9th largest city (Dallas) and the 16th largest city, (Fort Worth) converge to provide new comers and visitors with affordable housing, excellent schools, restaurants and exciting tourist attractions all enhancing the area’s reputation for family living at its best.

Cultural and Attractions
Both Dallas and Fort Worth are rich in opportunities to explore art and music at its finest. In Fort Worth you will find the Kimbell Art Museum, The Amon Carter Museum of American Art, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. To the east, in Dallas, you may enjoy the Dallas Opera, Summer Musicals at Fair Park or a visit to the Meyerson Symphony Center.

Founded in 1909 the Forth Worth Zoo has been heralded as the top zoo in the nation. Six Flags Over Texas features more than 100 thrilling rides and attraction. Fort Worth Stockyards provides an exciting blend of old and new, featuring restaurants, shops, walking tours, daily cattle drives all centered around the historic cow town heritage surrounding Fort Worth.

Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment
Sports: With more than 230+ days of sunshine a year, the Dallas/Fort Worth area is a paradise for sports and outdoor recreation and home to the world champion Dallas Cowboys, Major League Baseball, Texas Rangers, NBA Basketball world champion Dallas Mavericks, NHL, Dallas Stars, NASCAR and Indy Car racing at Texas Motor Speedway, and PGA championship golf at tournaments such as the Byron Nelson and the Colonial. The DFW metroplex boasts biking and hiking trails along the Trinity River, boating and fishing at the many local lakes.

Education
The Dallas/Fort Worth area is home to outstanding institutions of higher learning, both public and private some of which include University of North Texas, Texas Woman’s University, Southern Methodist University and University of Texas at Dallas.

NORTHERN DIVISION: GROVEPORT, OH
Located in the heart of the Midwest, our 290,000 s.f. office and warehouse complex is home to the Northern Division of Kubota Tractor Corporation. Situated on 25 acres, our Groveport, Ohio facility is just ten minutes from downtown Columbus, the 15th largest city in the US.

Culture and Attractions
Columbus is home to 15 Fortune 1000 companies, six Fortune 500 companies, four nationally recognized healthcare systems, and an atmosphere that nurtures innovation in business. And with short commute times and easy accessibility to all areas of the city, getting to work is rarely an issue, either. From our friendly neighborhoods to our outstanding healthcare systems and exceptional schools, here in Columbus the living is easy (and affordable). It's easy to understand why Money Magazine has singled out a number of our communities as "Best Places to Live" in the U.S.

The Columbus Region is home to 20 theatre companies, 102 art galleries, and 18 museums. We have more park space per capita than any other U.S. City and offer a world-class symphony, ballet, opera, and all sorts of diverse festivals and cultural events. We enjoy great restaurants, amazing shopping, unique cultural districts and an energizing nightlife, and we're continually renewing, revitalizing and adding even more.

Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment
Sports fans can cheer for NHL Hockey (Columbus Blue Jackets), Major League Soccer (Columbus CREW), a PGA Tour Event (Memorial Golf Tournament), a beloved minor-league baseball team (Columbus Clippers), and of course, Ohio State athletics…GO BUCKS! Columbus isn't just for sports spectators—it's for people who love to get out there and participate. From golf to cycling, skating to skiing, swimming to trail running, you'll find the courses, trails, gyms, parks, rinks, courts and pools you need to get out and get going.

Education
Columbus boasts some of the best school systems in the nation. With 53 different public school districts, 140 private and parochial schools and 65 public libraries, the Region is rife with opportunities for every family and every child.

The Columbus region is home to 20 colleges and universities (including Ohio State) – more than any American city other than Boston. With more than 100,000 students and nearly 20,000 graduating annually, it’s no wonder Columbus is growing!

SOUTHEAST DIVISION: SUWANEE, GA (“One of the Best Places to Live!” –Money Magazine, August 2007)
Located 30 miles north of Atlanta, GA, Suwanee has been home to the Southeast Division office of Kubota Tractor Corporation for over 20 years. Our 237,000 square foot facility houses Kubota Tractor Corporation, Kubota Credit Corporation Loan Origination Center and KTAC Insurance. 30 miles north in Jefferson, GA, Kubota also has two sister companies: Kubota Industrial Equipment and Kubota Manufacturing of America (both manufacturing plants).

Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment
Suwannee has that best of big-city vibrancy and small-town community all-in-one, with local restaurants, hotels and distinctive parks including Town Center Park (featured below), a community built playground for little ones at Play Town Suwanee and Sims Lake Park. In addition great shopping can be had at the Mall of Georgia and Discover Mills Outlet Mall.

"In the middle of everywhere," Suwanee offers easy access to the city of Atlanta, home to professional sports and events venues like Martin Luther King Center, CNN Center, Centennial Olympic Park, High Museum of Art, Zoo Atlanta, World of Coca Cola, Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Braves Turner Stadium, Georgia Dome, Fox Theater, Jimmy Carter Presidential Museum & Library, and Six Flags Over Georgia. If you are a golfer, Georgia has one of five total Bear’s Best courses.

A little off the beaten path you’ll also find the Atlanta Falcon’s Training Camp, Chateau Elan Winery, Road Atlanta Raceway and Stone Mountain Park.

Education
Suwanee sits in Gwinnett County, which boasts the best school system in the state, as evidenced by high test scores and academic achievement. The Atlanta area is home to more than 30 colleges and universities including Emory University, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University and Oglethorpe University. The University of Georgia in Athens is less than an hour northeast of Suwanee.

For more information please visit the City of Suwanee website.