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We just arrived with our Land Cruiser by Ferry from Busan to Fukuoka. We did not have a carnet and paid the Camillia line a surety commission of 20,000. They only let me book a return ticket from Busan, but in the end it worked out. Enjoying Japan. Our first 24hours was a blast as we had a nice encounter with the local Land Cruiser clubs in Kyusu. Read about it here if you are interested.

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Hi,

any news about Sakhalin-Hokkaido Ferries?

From this Sakhalin regular line / Wakkanai-shi it would seem there is one, but able to carry cars?
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it would seem there is one, but able to carry cars?
No, the Penguin 33 cannot carry cars or motorcycles.
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2019 Follow up,still up in the air by the looks :(

Hello,

Is it possible to ship a motorcycle on your ferry service or is it passenger only?

Thank you

Brian

Dear Brian

I'm afraid, I haven't decided on detailed information about this year's reservation situation It is undecided whether the route will survive from next year onwards.

Thanking you in advance.

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It seems, that there is a new ferry service between Russia, Japan and Korea

Link deleted,, because Mailking says its not proper information.....
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Yes, but not on the Northern part from Hokkaido to Sakhalin. As this thread is called.
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I am sorry, that I shared this information, when you consider this as not proper information.

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Interesting article about cargo btw Wakkanai and Sakhalin.. so if shipping is available, can you ship bike and take ferry without it?
https://h2w.hokkaido-np.co.jp/econom...t-enters-port/


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http://www.city.wakkanai.hokkaido.jp...in/teikikouro/
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