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Fujitrans

Nagoya, Japan

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Fujitrans Corporation is a comprehensive logistics company based in Aichi, Japan. The company specializes in port handling, domestic and international logistics, long-distance cargo transportation, warehousing, and packaging. In July 2026, Fujitrans launched a new ship, the Rongxiang Maru. The company has invested in T2 Corporation and OneStream Corporation. Fujitrans provides services for the transportation of automobiles and goods both domestically and internationally. The company has a 3D virtual tour of its inland RORO ship, Fugaku Maru. Fujitrans has been operating since at least 2026 and has been involved in disaster relief efforts, such as supporting victims of the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake.

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