Pusan-Hiroshima ferry service launched

Pusan-Hiroshima ferry service launched

HIROSHIMA, Japan - The first ferry from South Korea's Pusan arrives at Hiroshima port in Hiroshima Prefecture on Oct. 22 in a Pusan-Hiroshima service launched the same day. The ferry, operated by a Pusan-based company, will leave Pusan for Hiroshima every Monday, Wednesday and Friday and Hiroshima for Pusan every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.

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