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Date:Sep 30,2021 - Hong Kong Sailing Schedules Japan - Tokyo/Yokohama/Shimizu/Yokkaichi/Nagoya EVERGREEN MARINE (HONG KONG) LIMITED Sales - Tel/Fax: 852-28258393/25216736 Customer Service - Tel/Fax: 852-28258390/28453916 HKHKG VESSEL VOYAGE JPTYO JPYKH JPSMZ JPYKC JPNGY JPCBA CY RCVG SI VGM Cut-off CY CLSG ARR CUT OFF Hard Copy DEP EDI/WEB/APP 012N Sep-30 ----- Oct-02 Oct-04 YM CAPACITY Sep-28 Oct-09 Oct-09 ----- ----- Oct-08 Oct-09 (JTS) 12:00 Oct-02 11:00 19:00 Oct-05 1498-018N Oct-01 ----- Oct-02 Oct-04 EVER CLEAR Sep-28 Oct-09 Oct-10 Oct-11 Oct-12 Oct-12 ----- (NSC) 12:00 Oct-02 15:00 23:00 Oct-04 1372-035N Sep-30 ----- Oct-03 Oct-05 FUTURE Sep-29 ----- ----- ----- Oct-13 Oct-13 ----- (NSD) 17:00 Oct-03 12:00 23:00 Oct-06 1499-056N Oct-07 ----- Oct-08 Oct-12 STRIDE Oct-04 Oct-18 Oct-19 Oct-20 Oct-20 Oct-21 ----- (NSC) 12:00 Oct-08 15:00 23:00 Oct-13 016N Oct-13 ----- Oct-14 Oct-15 YM CENTENNIAL Oct-10 Oct-21 Oct-23 ----- ----- Oct-20 Oct-23 (JTS) 12:00 Oct-14 11:00 19:00 Oct-15 1374-050N Oct-12 ----- Oct-15 Oct-17 EVER BIRTH Oct-11 Oct-24 Oct-25 ----- Oct-26 Oct-26 ----- (NSD) 17:00 Oct-15 12:00 23:00 Oct-17 1501-073N Oct-19 ----- Oct-20 Oct-21 SPRINTER Oct-16 Oct-26 Oct-27 Oct-28 Oct-29 Oct-29 ----- (NSC) 12:00 Oct-20 15:00 23:00 Oct-22 004N Oct-20 ----- Oct-21 Oct-22 YM CONTINUITY Oct-17 Oct-29 Oct-30 ----- ----- Oct-27 Oct-30 (JTS) 12:00 Oct-21 11:00 19:00 Oct-22 1502-019N Oct-22 ----- Oct-23 Oct-24 EVER CLEAR Oct-19 Oct-28 Oct-29 Oct-30 Oct-30 Oct-31 ----- (NSC) 12:00 Oct-23 15:00 23:00 Oct-25 LOCATION FULL NAME:JPTYO(TOKYO),JPYKH(YOKOHAMA),JPSMZ(SHIMIZU),JPYKC(YOKKAICHI),JPNGY(NAGOYA),JPCBA(CHIBA) <<For more local schedule information, please refer next page.>> The information is considered for purposes only and the Carrier may update, revise this information from time to time without any prior notice. Page 1,Total 2 Date:Sep 30,2021 - Hong Kong Sailing Schedules Japan - Tokyo/Yokohama/Shimizu/Yokkaichi/Nagoya HKHKG VESSEL VOYAGE JPTYO JPYKH JPSMZ JPYKC JPNGY JPCBA CY RCVG SI VGM Cut-off CY CLSG ARR CUT OFF Hard Copy DEP EDI/WEB/APP 007N Oct-27 ----- Oct-28 Oct-29 YM CONSTANCY Oct-24 Nov-05 Nov-06 ----- ----- Nov-03 Nov-06 (JTS) 12:00 Oct-28 11:00 19:00 Oct-29 1376-036N Oct-19 ----- Oct-30 Nov-01 FUTURE Oct-26 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- (NSD) 12:00 Oct-30 12:00 23:00 Nov-02 1377-050N Oct-29 ----- Nov-01 Nov-02 EVER BALMY Oct-28 Nov-08 Nov-09 ----- Nov-10 Nov-10 ----- (NSD) 17:00 Nov-01 12:00 23:00 Nov-02 LOCATION FULL NAME:JPTYO(TOKYO),JPYKH(YOKOHAMA),JPSMZ(SHIMIZU),JPYKC(YOKKAICHI),JPNGY(NAGOYA),JPCBA(CHIBA) ShipmentLink provides e-commerce services for Evergreen Line. For further B/L issue information, please visit web site [http://www.shipmentlink.com/hk] Booking Tel: 28258390 Documentation: Tel: 28258395 Japan 24-Hour Advance Filing Rule (AFR) will be implemented for all shipments to Japan or transhipped in Japan with effective from 10th Mar 2014. ** Correct and accurate shipping instructions must be submitted on or before 2 days 12:00 before vessel arrive HK. ** The information is considered for purposes only and the Carrier may update, revise this information from time to time without any prior notice. Page 2,Total 2.

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