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夢洲コンテナターミナル ホームページ

Yumeshimahigashi, Japan

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Dream Island Container Terminal is a high-standard terminal recognized by the government as an international strategic port, operating three berths in a single integrated system. The company aims to enhance terminal operation efficiency, safety, and response speed to improve customer service. Their facilities are the largest in western Japan, and they are expanding the handling area and installing new gates to improve convenience. In November 2025, they received CNP certification at level 2++. The company is located in Dreams Island, Osaka, Japan, and can be contacted via phone at 06-6466-0010 or fax at 06-6466-0020.

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