New Taiwan-Japan ferry service debuts on evacuation ship

A new ferry service between Taiwan and Japan has begun operations aboard the Yaima Maru, a vessel also tasked with evacuating residents from southern Japanese islands to the mainland in times of crisis.

The Yaima Maru is among vessels designated to evacuate residents from southern Japanese islands to the mainland during crises.

The service launch was reported on May 28, 2026.

The route supports connectivity between Taiwan and Japan.

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