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Tokuyama Kairiku Unso Kk

Chikkocho, Japan

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Tokuyama Kairiku Unso K.K. is a Japanese company with its headquarters in Ōsumi, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The company provides various logistics services and specializes in seaport loading and unloading operations as well as land transportation. It is a member of the Tokuyama Group and offers regular container voyages' services. The company's headquarters is located in Ōsumi, Japan, and has a branch office in Osaka. Tokuyama Kairiku Unso K.K. is certified to ISO9001 and ISO14001, except for seaport loading and unloading operations. The company was founded in 2026 with the aim of providing comprehensive logistics solutions.

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