Kitakyushu Port is a historic port that has played an important role in supporting logistics in modern Japan. Furthermore, Hakata Port is developing over the years as a gateway to Asia and a base harbor in Kyushu that connects to the world.
Our company is engaged in the harbor transportation business in Kyushu, with a focus on Kitakyushu and Hakata Ports. We conduct cargo handling for liner container ships and container terminal operations at Moji and Hakata Ports, providing swift services for port users such as shippers, marine cargo carriers, land transport operators, and port operators through links between the terminal systems (Moji Port: TACTOS, Hakata Port: KACCS / Hits) and the customs clearance information system (Naccs).
| Shipping companies | Routes | Arrival dates |
|---|---|---|
| CAMELLIA LINE （container ships） | South Korea route | Every Monday |
| I-LINE （Ehime Ocean Line） | Taiwan / Philippines route | Every Tuesday |
| Suzuyo Marine | Coastal feeder | Three per week |
| Shipping companies | Routes | Arrival dates |
|---|---|---|
| WAN HAI LINES | South-east Asia route | Every Wednesday, every other Saturday |
| South-east Asia / Vietnam route | Every Sunday | |
| South China / Hong Kong route | Every Sunday | |
| CAMELLIA LINE （container ships） | South Korea route | Every Monday and Thursday |
| CAMELLIA LINE （ferries） | South Korea route | Six per week (Monday to Saturday) |
We conduct repairs, storage, and cleaning of all types of marine containers at Moji and Hakata Ports.
Our vanpool is equipped with environmentally friendly washing facilities that clean containers with high-pressure hot water machines and treat sewage in a four-layer septic tank.
Furthermore, our maintenance shop is roofed, allowing for safe operations in rainy weather and more sophisticated maintenance for reefer containers than before.
We also sell a variety of new and used containers.