New S. Korea-Japan-Russia cargo-passenger liner service launched

New S. Korea-Japan-Russia cargo-passenger liner service launched

YONAGO, Japan - The 14,000-ton ferry Eastern Dream of South Korea enters Sakai port in Sakaiminato, Tottori Prefecture, on June 30, inaugurating a new cargo-passenger shipping route linking Sakaiminato with South Korea's Donghae and Russia's Vladivostok.

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