Camellia Line

Camellia Line Co., Ltd. is a shipping company that operates a freight passenger ship connecting Hakata Port in Japan and Busan in South Korea. It was founded in a joint venture between Japan NYK (Kinkai Yusen) in Japan and Koryo Shipping in Korea.

Camellia Line Co.,Ltd.
Native name
カメリアライン株式会社
TypeLimited Company
IndustryShipping
Headquarters14-1 Okihama-Machi, Hakata-ku,
Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture
,
Japan
Revenue400 million yen
Number of employees
26
Websitewww.camellia-line.co.jp
New Camellia

Operation overview

One round trip ferry "New Camellia" operates between Hakata and Busan each day. It departs Hakata during day time, and then departs from Busan at night.[1] It is a part of Asian Highway 1 (AH1) and the only part of the highway in the form of a ferry. From Fukuoka, AH1 takes the Camellia Line ferry to Busan, South Korea. The Japan–Korea Undersea Tunnel has been proposed to provide a fixed crossing.

Ships in operation
  • 'New Camellia' (NEW CAMELLIA),[2][3]
10,862 total tons (19,961 international gross tons),
Total length is 170.0 m,
Width is 24.0 m,
Voyage speed 23.5 knots,
Passenger capacity 522,
Cargo loading capacity: 41 passenger cars · 40 feet container 83 FEU · 20 feet container 54 TEU. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Inauguration in July 2004.

Past ship
  • 'Camellia' (CAMELLIA) [4]
8,885 total tons. Total length 166.5 m, width 24.0 m. Navigation speed 18 knots, maximum speed 21 knots.
Passenger capacity 563 people, cargo loading number 120 TEU. Construction at the Inishi Shipyard Setoda factory.
Japanese investment company · Kushiro of Kinkai Yusen -
Inaugurated the car ferry "Saroma" of Tokyo Passage on December 1990 after remodeling for international route.
Retired in June 2004, Renamed as Subic Bay 1.

See also

References
  1. "Vessel schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-12-20. Retrieved 2016-12-10.
  2. "New Camellia Specifications" (in Japanese).
  3. "Ship Overview" (in Japanese).
  4. 世界の艦船（1976年1月号,p150）
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