#shipping
Browse 33 JapaTopi articles tagged #shipping — the latest news, reviews, and insights related to shipping in Japan.
Japan Studies Autonomous Ships to Strengthen Island Defense and Protect Crews
Japan Post to Raise International Postal Rates by Average 37% From February 1
Japan’s Maritime Training Fleet Reaches 72° North in Historic Arctic Voyage
Japan Reports World-First Voyage of Vessel Powered by Hydrogen Combustion Engine
First Golden Fire Ant Colony Found in Japan at Kobe Port, Triggering Intensive Eradication Effort
Japan Tracks Suspected North Korean Ballistic Missile Launch, Believed to Have Fallen Outside EEZ
Seoul Mulls Naval Dispatch to Strait of Hormuz Under U.S. Pressure—High Stakes for Japan’s Energy Security
Iran Ties Reopening of Strait of Hormuz to U.S. Compensation as Oman Talks Advance; Japan Weighs Energy Risk
Trump Halts New Attacks on Iran, Opening a Window for Talks—and Raising Key Energy Security Questions for Japan
Trump declares U.S. “Guardian of Hormuz,” seeks 20% fee from cargo ships as U.S.–Iran tensions surge
Iran’s chief negotiator warns of “full defense” if U.S. violates hostilities MOU; Japan watches energy and shipping risks
Iran and Oman Weigh “Service Fees” in the Strait of Hormuz; U.S. Objects as Japan Monitors Its Energy Lifeline
Iran’s Guards Claim Hormuz ‘Re-Closure’ After Israel–Hezbollah Flare-Up; U.S. Disputes Blockade as Japan Weighs Energy Risk
