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NAHA TUG SERVICE, K.K.

Nishi, Japan

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NAHA Tug Service, K.K. is a Japanese company with headquarters in Naha, Okinawa. The firm operates three tugs in the port of Naha and one tug in the port of Fukuoka. They offer services for supporting the entry and exit of large ships, particularly for large cruise ships. The company specializes in the use of tugs for securing logistics in ports. NAHA Tug Service, K.K. was not explicitly founded with a year, but they have been operating for many years and have established themselves as indispensable for the safe management of harbor logistics. The firm works with various ship types, including large cargo ships and cruise ships.

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