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Ferry Amami Resumes Operation for the First Time in Five and a Half Months Since Engine Failure, Kikai Islanders Are Relieved “an Indispensable Foot”

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Amami Shipping (Kagoshima City) resumed operation of the “Ferry Amami” (2942 tons) connecting the city to Kikaijima etc. on the 2nd for the first time in about five and a half months. Service was suspended due to engine failure, and repairs were carried out at a dock in Hiroshima prefecture. The islanders are “indispensable for carrying supplies” and “they are cheaper than airplanes and are essential legs. I'm glad it was restored,” she boarded …
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Amami Shipping (Kagoshima City) resumed operation of the “Ferry Amami” (2942 tons) connecting the city to Kikaijima etc. on the 2nd for the first time in about five and a half months. Service was suspended due to engine failure, and repairs were carried out at a dock in Hiroshima prefecture. The islanders are “indispensable for carrying supplies” and “they are cheaper than airplanes and are essential legs. I'm glad it was restored,” she boarded …

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373news.com broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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