Tsuruga Port serves as a key logistics hub on the Sea of Japan coast, offering a wide range of regular international and domestic shipping routes.
We provide efficient and environmentally conscious transport services, including international container routes to South Korea and RORO and ferry routes connecting Hokkaido and Kyushu.
| Korea Route | Busan-Tsuruga-Kanazawa-Maizuru-Sakaiminato-Busan | Once a week | Namsung Shipping / Heung-A Line |
| Korea Route | Busan-Sakaiminato-Kanazawa-Tsuruga-Maizuru-Imari-Busan | Once a week | KMTC Line |
| Korea Route | Busan New Port/Masan-Tsuruga-Kanazawa-Busan New Port/Masan | Once a week | PanStar |
| Kyushu | Tsuruga-Hakata | Three times a week | Kinkai Yusen |
| Hokkaido | Tsuruga-Tomakomai | Six times a week | Kinkai Yusen |
| Hokkaido | Tsuruga-Tomakomai East | Daily service | Shin Nihonkai Ferry |
| Hokkaido | Tsuruga-Niigata-Akita-Tomakomai East | Once a week | Shin Nihonkai Ferry |
| Kansai | Tsuruga-Kyoto Maizuru-Sakai Port-Kobe | Once a week | Imoto Lines |
Tsuruga, where the railway and the port town vine are the key points on the Sea of Japan side, is a port town that has flourished as a gateway to the continent since ancient times. In 1882, the railway opened between Tsuruga and Nagahama, and Tsuruga became the first town on the Japan Sea side where the railway ran.
Attractive location and location of the city of Tsuruga Located in the center of Fukui Prefecture, about 14km east-west, about 26km north-south, with an area of 251.48 square kilometers (as of January 1, 2025), the Tsuruga Peninsula and 54k heavily out into Wakasa Bay
COOKING SPACE INTRODUCTION FUJIONE WORKATION PLACE In addition to the co-working space, it can also be used as a guest house. Address: 2-6-5 H, Kagura-cho, Tsuruga-shi, Fukui
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