Tokyo Kyushu Ferry (Kanto-Kyushu ferry route: Yokosuka ⇔ Shin-Moji, operating 6 times weekly except Sundays and holidays) Co., Ltd. SHK Line

[Cargo]
Cargo transport between Tohoku/Kanto and Kyushu regions
Companies affected by the "2024 Problem" (logistics labor regulations)
Those wanting urgent sea transport with the same lead time as land trucking
Those seeking transport efficiency and reduced driver workload (working hour reduction)
Those wanting to diversify transport modes (risk avoidance)
Those wanting to reduce CO2 emissions for environmental considerations
[Passenger]
Customers traveling between Tohoku/Kanto and Kyushu
Customers traveling with pets
Those traveling with their own car, motorcycle, or bicycle
Customers traveling with children

[Cargo]
Cargo transport between Tohoku/Kanto and Kyushu
Modal shift to high-speed ferry service
[Passenger]
Shifting from long-distance driving/touring to a relaxed ferry voyage
Sports team away trips
Family car travel
Traveling with pets

[Cargo]Two large high-speed ferries(in 21 hours), each over 200m in length, operate daily from Monday to Saturday. During dry-docking periods, alternative ferries are used, resulting in approximately 300 voyages annually. The route boasts excellent punctuality and stability, with cancellations occurring almost exclusively during major typhoon landfalls. This represents a groundbreaking transport mode capable of resolving most current logistics challenges. We are also improving service to bring costs closer to total land transport costs—please make use of our service. Additionally, starting April 2026, high-speed ferry Wi-Fi (paid service) will be available in all cabins, allowing truck drivers to enjoy a comfortable onboard experience.

[Passenger]Starting April 2026, high-speed ferry Wi-Fi (paid service) will be available in all cabins, ensuring a comfortable onboard experience. Enjoy magnificent views of Mt. Fuji, the Kii Peninsula, and the waters off Shikoku, and share these views on social media like Instagram! Fully immerse yourself in an extraordinary experience onboard, featuring a large bath with an open-air section and Japan's only ferry-based planetarium.