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S Pulse Dream Ferry

Hinodecho, Japan

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S Pulse Dream Ferry is a cruise company based in Shizuoka, Japan, specifically operating in the area around Mount Fuji and its surrounding ports. The company offers cruises and water bus services, including a cruise route that allows passengers to see Mount Fuji from the sea while passing by the pine forests of Sanage. They also provide a nostalgic route connecting Shizuoka Port and Sanage Peninsula. S Pulse Dream Ferry operates regular cruises and water bus services, with specific schedules and routes, and occasionally offers private cruises. The company's operations are centered around Shizuoka Port, and they have a presence at the Marine Terminal in Shizuoka City. The company was founded in 2026 and is involved in providing scenic cruises and water transportation services in the region.

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