Regular ferry service inaugurated between Kitakyushu, Busan

FUKUOKA, Japan - An inauguration ceremony is held in front of the passenger ship Moji Line, which will provide a regular ferry service between Japan's Kitakyushu and South Korea's Busan. Moji Line, operated by South Korea's shipping company C & Cruise, will make six round trips per week between Moji and Busan.

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