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Direct Services from Port of Shimizu Direct Services from Port of Shimizu As of August 12, 2021 1 Container Service Operators Frequency Services Shipping Agents Rotation Countries to call (■: Slot services) (Days to call) North America USA Shimizu －Tokyo－Yokohama－Everett－Seattle－ Weekly Canada Vancouver－【(a) or (b)】－Osaka－Nagoya－Shimizu－ ） WESTWOOD (Wednesday Korea 1 Sunrise, Ltd. PNW ■ (a)Seattle－Hitachinaka－Shimizu－Yokohama－Tokyo－ Senwa Maritime Once a month Busan－ (irregular） (b)Seattle－Tomakomai－Busan－Hakata North America & Europe Singapore Saudi Arabia THE Alliance Shimizu －Kobe－Nagoya－Tokyo－Singapore－ Netherland Hapag/HMM/ONE/Yaｎg Ming ONE：Shimizu United Rotterdam－Hamburg－LeHavre－Singapore－Kobe－ 1 FP1/FTP/FFE Weekly Germany ■CMA Agency Co., Ltd. Nagoya－Tokyo－Los Angels－Oakland－Tokyo－ (Tuesday and Tuesday) UK CGM/COSCO/Evergreen/OOCL Shimizu France Far East Russia JRX/JTSL Shimizu －Nagoya－Kobe－Busan－Toyama Shinko※－ APL：Sinsei Kaiun, Ltd. (Japan Russia Express CMA CGM / FESCO(Trans Russia Vostochny－Vladivostok※－Sendai－Yokohama－ Russia 1 FESCO：Shimizu Unyu Weekly Ag) Shimizu Korea / Japan Trans Siberian K.K. （Friday) Line) ※FESCO Only South East Asia Korea WanHai Shimizu United Agency Weekly Shimizu －Tokyo－Yokohama－Laem Chabang－Cai Mep 1 JTV1 ■Interasia Co., Ltd. (Friday and Saturday) －Shimizu Thailand Viet Nam Shimizu －Nagoya－Osaka－Kobe－Keelung－Taichung Taiwan WanHai Weekly －Kaohsiung－Hong Kong－Laem Chabang－Bangkok－ 2 JTX Service Sinsei Kaiun, Ltd. Hong Kong ■Interasia (Wedensday） Laem Chabang－Hong Kong－Kaohsiung－Taichung－ Keelung－Tokyo－Yokohama－Shimizu Thailand Taiwan JTS Shimizu －Nagoya－Yokkaichi－Taipei－Taichung－ WanHai Weekly Kaohsiung－Hong Kong－Nansha－Singapore－Port Hong Kong 3 (Kanto-Major Amanokaisoten, Ltd. ■Interasia (Wedensday） Kelang－Singapore－Hong Kong－Shekou－Taichung－ Singapore Service) Taipei－Tokyo－Yokohama－Shimizu Malaysia Hong Kong Shimizu －Busan－Shanghai－Xiamen－Haiphong－ Shimizu United Agency Co., Weekly Singapore 4 CJV3 SITC Qinzhou－Shanghai－Tokyo－Kawasaki－Yokohama－ Ltd. (Monday） Shimizu Malaysia Malaysia NSC Taiwan Shimizu －Yokkaichi－Nagoya－Taipei－Kaohsiung－Da 5 (North East Asia - Suruga Shipping Co., Weekly Hong Kong Evergreen Nang－Ho Chi minh City－Hong Kong－Shekou－Tokyo Ltd. (Saturday) South East Asia －Yokohama－Shimizu Viet Nam Service C) China Shimizu －Nagoya－Kobe－Hakata－Busan－Keelung－ Korea ONE Shimizu United Agency Weekly 6 JVH Kaohsiung－Haiphong－Kaohsiung－Tokyo－Yokohama Taiwan ■Cheng Lie(CMA CGM) Co., Ltd. (Thursday) － Shimizu Viet Nam WanHai:Amanokaisoten, JTP/JH2 Shimizu －Yokohama－Tokyo－Taipei－Kaohsiung－ China Taiwan Evergreen / Wan Hai Ltd. Weekly 7 (Japan Taiwan - Hong Kong－Shekou－Haiphong－Shekou－Xiamen－ Hong Kong ■COSCO EMC:Suruga Shipping (Friday) Osaka－Kobe－Shimizu Phillipines Service) Co., Ltd. Viet Nam Philippines ONE Shimizu －Nagoya－Kobe－Keelung－Hong Kong－ Shimizu United Agency Weekly 8 JSM ■Interasia,OOCL,PIL(Mariana), Singapore－Port Kelang－Singapore－Cai Mep－Hong Taiwan Co., Ltd. (Monday) T.S.Lines, Wan Hai Kong－Shekou－Tokyo－Yokohama－Shimizu Korea Viet Nam Philippines ONE Shimizu United Agency Weekly Shimizu －Tokyo－Yokohama－Kobe－Busan－Manila－ 9 JPH Taiwan ■HMM Co., Ltd. (Sunday and Monday) Busan－Osaka－Yokkaichi－Nagoya－Shimizu Korea China JPI Shimizu －Nagoya－Kobe－Taipei－Taichung－ Evergreen Kaohsiung－Surabaya－Jakarta－Tanjung Pelapas－Pasir Taiwan (Japan -Phillipines - Suruga Shipping Co., Weekly 10 ■Cheng Lie, Sealand Asia, Yang Gudang－Kaohsiung－Hong Kong－Shekou－Pasir Ltd. (Monday and Tuesday) Hong Kong Indonesia Service) Gudang－Jakarta－Semarang－Surabaya－Kaohsiung－ Ming Indonesia Taipei－Tokyo－Yokohama－Shimizu Malaysia 1/2 Direct Services from Port of Shimizu As of August 12, 2021 1 Container Service Operators Frequency Services Shipping Agents Rotation Countries to call (■: Slot services) (Days to call) Korea, China, and Taiwan CK:Hakuei Trans CK Line (CKM) / Shimizu －Tokyo－Yokohama－Nagoya－Busan－ Co.,Ltd. Weekly 1 Container Service Tai Young (Daiei Shipping) Incheon－Mokpo－Busan－Wakayama－Yokohama－ Korea TYng:Shimizu Unyu (Sunday) ■KMTC,Pan Con(Asia Cargo) Tokyo－Chiba－Busan－Incheon－Busan－Shimizu K.K. KMTC JEK 2 Weekly Shimizu －Nagoya－Yokkaichi－Toyohashi－Ulsan－ 2 ■CK Line(CKM), Pan Con(Asia Hakuei Trans Co.,Ltd. Korea (Thursday) Busan－Shimizu (Keihin Service) Cargo), Tai Young(Daiei Shipping) Pan-Con(Asia Cargo) EKS ■CK Line(CKM), Dongjin, Heung-A Weekly Shimizu －Tokyo－Toyohashi－Yokkaichi－Nagoya－ 3 Seiwa Kaiun Co.,Ltd. Korea (East Japan Service) (Sinokor), KMTC, Tai Young(Daiei (Tuesday) Ulsan－Busan－Shimizu Shipping) KJK DONGJIN Weekly Shimizu －Yokohama－Tokyo－Nagoya－Busan－ 4 (Korea Japan Keihin Shimizu Unso Co., Ltd. Korea ■Dong Young, HEUNG-A (Sinokor) (Thursday) Shimizu Service) Hapag Weekly Shimizu －Nagoya－Kobe－Hakata－Busan－Hakata－ 5 JP1 Shimizu Unso Co., Ltd. Korea ■ONE (Thursday) Shimizu THS3 Shimizu －Hitachinaka－Sendai－Sendai－Kushiro－ HEUNG-A (Sinokor) Weekly 6 (Tohoku Hokkaido Shimizu Unso Co., Ltd. Ishikariwan Shinko－Akita－Busan－Busan Newport－ Korea Sinokor (Tuesday) Service 3) Busan－Shimizu Korea Shimizu United Agency Weekly 7 JKX1 ONE Shimizu －Tokyo－Busan－Nagoya－Shimizu Co., Ltd. (Sunday） China Shimizu －Onahama－Sendai－Kamaishi－Hachinohe－ Korea KMTC/Nam-Sung Hakuei Trans Co.,Ltd Weekly 8 NSP Tomakomai－Imari－Busan－Ulsan－Kwangyang－ Amanokaisoten, Ltd. (Tuesday） ■Dong Young Ningbo－Ningbo－Shanghai－Busan－Shimizu China Dong Young (Nam-Sung) Korea Pegasus Container Weekly Shimizu －Nagoya－Busan－Kunsan－Incheon－Dalian－ 9■DONGJIN, Heung-A (Sinokor), Shimizu Sokokaisha, Ltd. Service (Wedensday） Yantai－Kunsan－Busan－Yokohama－Tokyo－Shimizu Nam Sung China Korea Weekly Shimizu －Yokohama－Tokyo－Nagoya－Xiangang－ 10 PBT3 SITC Shimizu Unyu K.K. China (Tuesday) Yantai－Dalian－Busan－Osaka－Nagoya－Shimizu Shimizu －Oita－Busan－Ulsan－Kwangyang－ Korea Lianyungang－Qingdao－Busan－Sakaiminato※－Sakata KMTC/Nam-Sung Hakuei Trans Co.,Ltd Weekly 11 NCJ(PD2) －Ishikariwan Shinko－Tomakomai－Muroran※－Sendai China ■Dong Young Amanokaisoten, Ltd. (Saturday) －Shimizu ※KMTC Only Tokai Shuttle JJSCO Twice a Week 12 (Jing Jiang Shipping) Shimizu Sokokaisha, Ltd. (Tuesday) Shimizu －Shanghai－Nagoya－Shimizu China Express1,3 ■HASCO （Friday） Shimizu －Nagoya－Kobe－Dalian－Xiangang－Yantai－ Weekly 13 PST2 & PBT2 SITC Shimizu Unyu K.K. Tokyo－Yokohama－Nagoya－Taicang－Shanghai－ China (Friday) Yokohama－Tokyo－Shimizu *Port of Shimizu provides maritime service to any country in the world including these listed direct services. ２ Feeder Transport Frequency Operators Shipping Agents Rotation (Days to call) Three days a Week 1 Suzuyo Marine Co., Ltd. Suzuyo&Co.,Ltd. Shimizu -Keihin (Monday)(Wednesday)(Friday) Twice a Week 2 OOCL/Suzuyo Marine Co., Ltd. Suzuyo&Co.,Ltd. Omaezaki-Shimizu -Keihin (Monday)(Wednesday) Weekly Keihin-Shimiuzu -Omaezaki-Toyohashi-Yokkaichi- 3 Imoto Lines. Ltd. Suzuyo&Co.,Ltd. （Sunday） Nagoya-Keihin Weekly 4 Imoto Lines. Ltd. Suzuyo&Co.,Ltd. Shimizu -Keihin （Friday） Weekly 5 Mersk/Imoto Lines. Ltd. Suzuyo&Co.,Ltd. Yokohama-Shimizu （Wednesday） ３ RORO Ship Frequency Operators Rotation (Days to call) Three days a Week 1 KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA,LTD. (Monday)(Tuesday)(Wednesday) Shimizu -Oita (Thrusday)(Friday) Twice a Week Shimizu -Tokyo-Sendai-Tomakomai-Tokyo-Shimizu- 2 KURIBAYASHI STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Tuesday)(Thursday) Osaka-Shimizu 2/2.
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