About the Location: Nagoya – The "Detroit of Japan" and the Main Industrial Engine of the Country
Nagoya, located in Aichi Prefecture, is the third-largest metropolis in Japan and its absolute industrial center. The city rightfully bears the unofficial title of the "Detroit of Japan," as it concentrates the headquarters and main production facilities of global automotive giants (Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi Motors) and the aerospace industry (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries). The Port of Nagoya is the largest in Japan by total cargo turnover and container volume, serving as a key export gateway for the country's high-tech products.
Fun fact: Nagoya is the historical center of high-quality ceramics production (e.g., the world-renowned Noritake) and has the highest concentration of robotics research centers in the world. This creates a unique and extremely high demand for ultra-reliable, watertight logistics solutions to protect fragile and precision cargo.
Important: We Strictly Do Not Deal with "As-Is" Condition Containers
In the humid subtropical climate with hot summers, seasonal typhoons, and high salt content in the air of Ise Bay, using worn-out equipment is unacceptable. Our fleet consists only of inspected, watertight, and reliable containers. You will never receive equipment with through-corrosion, deformed doors, or damaged flooring, which is critical for preserving the quality of high-tech cargo.
Always Available at Our Sites and Partner Terminals in Nagoya:
20DC — Standard 20-foot containers (optimal for precision auto components, heavy equipment, and compact storage)
40DC — Standard 40-foot containers
20HC / 40HC — High Cube containers (ideal for electronics, robotics, and bulky cargo)
Refrigerated Containers (Reefers) — for the food industry and pharmaceuticals (available upon request)
We process transactions in 1 business day. Containers are sold in the following conditions: NEW, IICL, CW (Cargo Worthy).
How to Buy a Container in Nagoya?
Selection: Describe your task to the manager (local storage, export, buffer zone). We will select the appropriate type and condition.
Contract: We sign a purchase agreement fixing the price, the container's BIC number, and the handover conditions.
Payment: We accept payment exclusively via non-cash transfer in US Dollars (USD) through international bank transfer (SWIFT).
Pickup: You collect the container from the agreed terminal in Nagoya on FCA (pickup) terms, or coordinate its handover directly to your logistics partner.

