Vladivostok-Toyama ferry resumes

Vladivostok-Toyama ferry resumes

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia - The South Korean ferry New Dong Chun is anchored at Vladivostok port in the Russian Far East on Aug. 24, 2010, before a regular service between Vladivostok and Toyama Prefecture, central Japan, was resumed the same day after a lapse of eight months over profitability. (Kyodo)

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