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This category is for sites on the transportation business in Japan.
Websites submitted here must be Japanese transportation related and in English. Sites in Japanese should be submitted to the appropriate World/Japanese subcategory.
http://www.shipping.jp/en/
Provides a way to compare prices on Japanese domestic shipping companies.
http://www.hitachi-hb.co.jp/english/
Active in business logistics, consulting, logistical engineering and IT, and inventory control.
http://www.iino.co.jp/kaiun/
Active in sea shipping, tankers, storage, and real estate.
http://www.jluggage.com/
Shipping services from Japan to worldwide destinations by sea and air. Nationwide pickup.
http://www.kline.co.jp/
Services include car, bulk, container, LNG, and coal carriers, as well as terminal operations, and tankers.
http://www.keihin.co.jp/
Business activities include marine and harbor transportation, shipping and forwarding, warehousing, air cargo, wharfage business, and customs brokerage.
http://www.mol.co.jp/
Japanese shipping and logistics company operating 350 vessels worldwide, including gas tankers, general cargo ships and passenger vessels.
http://www.sagawa-exp.co.jp/english/main.html
Services include express delivery, moving, charter, and art transportation, freight insurance and refrigerated deliveries.
http://www.toyofuji.co.jp/
Active in marine transportation, terminal operations, customs clearance, transportation and handling, and other related business.
http://www.uniseas.com/
Active in shipping and chatering for heavy lift and overzised cargo, and port agents.
http://www.xpstokyo.com/
Services including deliveries, relocation, personal imports, online furniture, and appliance store.
http://www.kuronekoyamato.co.jp/english/
Offers express delivery, unaccompanied baggage, international forwarding and logistics, pickup and storage, and relocation services.
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