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Tokai Kisen Co., Ltd. is the shipping line that connects Tokyo with the Izu Islands. From Takeshiba Pier and other ports, its large passenger ships (Tachibana-maru and Sarubia-maru) and jetfoils carry passengers and cargo to Oshima, Toshima, Niijima, Shikinejima, Kozushima, Miyakejima, Mikurajima and Hachijojima. It also runs the Tokyo Bay summer evening cruise and tours, and its group companies handle port agency, onboard service, ship repair, cargo, buses on Oshima, shops and a hotel.
Founded in November 1889, the company is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (code 9173). It had 385 consolidated employees in June 2026, and its recruitment site also hires for group companies such as Ogasawara Kaiun. Its head office is at Takeshiba in Minato-ku, Tokyo.
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Accounting staff in Tokai Kisen's finance department, covering journal entries, cash management, management accounting, closing materials and tax filings.
Full-time port worker in Tokai Kisen's cargo division, loading and unloading freight for ships serving the Tokyo islands as part of a 13–14 person team.
Shore-based cargo desk role at a ferry-freight company: receiving outgoing and arriving cargo, processing freight-charge accounting and entering data on a PC.
Back-office clerk for a Tokai Kisen group company, handling payroll, attendance records, insurance paperwork, simple bookkeeping entries and recruiting-site support.
Part-time cargo clerk at Izu Shichito Kaiun's Tatsumi office, receiving freight bound for the Tokyo islands, loading containers and entering waybills.
Early-shift ground staff at Takeshiba Pier who sell ferry tickets, close the register, guide passengers onto Tokyo Islands ships and release mooring lines.
Part-time phone agent taking bookings and enquiries for Tokai Kisen's passenger ships and tours from Takeshiba to the Izu Islands, entering reservations into the booking system.
Late-shift passenger service at Takeshiba Pier for ships to the Tokyo islands: selling tickets at the window, guiding boarding passengers and releasing mooring lines.
Maintenance technician for the Jetfoil high-speed ferries run by Tokai Kisen: hull and gas-turbine engine upkeep, scheduled inspections, dry-dock work and parts control.
Deck officer or deck crew aboard Izu Shoto Kaihatsu's ships on the Tokyo islands routes, standing navigation watches, berthing, handling cargo and maintaining deck equipment.
Engine officer or engine crew on Izu Shoto Kaihatsu's ships serving the Tokyo islands: engine and generator maintenance, watchkeeping, fuel management and cargo work.
Stand engine-room watches and carry out maintenance on Tokai Kisen's diesel cargo-passenger ships serving the Izu Islands routes from Tokyo, on a 7-days-aboard rotation.
Deck crew and officer on Tokai Kisen cargo-passenger ships sailing from Tokyo to the Izu Islands, standing navigation watches and handling port work.