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Camellia Line

Japan

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Camellia Line is a Japanese company specializing in luxurious travel. The company offers amusement-themed carriages and the new Kamelia, a ship with beautiful interiors and a hotel-like luxury. The company also operates container vehicles for cargo transport between various locations, including Hiroshima Prefecture. Camellia Line has a booking platform for making reservations and offers special deals such as a Crime Campaign Connection Calendar. The company was not explicitly founded with a founding year, but it has been active for several years. Camellia Line has a presence in Japan and China and is responsible for the safety and comfort of passengers.

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