The Korea-Japan Shuttle service will connect Nagoya and Kobe in Japan with Busan in South Korea, supporting demand for reliable feeder connections between the two markets.
Samudera Shipping, better known for running "feeder" routes across Asia, has launched a new weekly container service connecting Japan and Korea.
This route, in operation this month onwards, marks its entry into the Korea-Japan trade corridor and the extension of its intra-Asia footprint into Northeast Asia.
