Shipping a container from Japan to Chile by sea typically takes **20 to 30 days**, depending on the routing, carrier, and specific ports.
| Origin (Japan) | Destination (Chile/Region) | Est. Transit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yokohama / Tokyo | Valparaíso / San Antonio | ~23 days | Most common route; direct or 1 stop. |
| Nagoya | San Antonio | ~28 days | Often via transshipment hub (e.g., Manzanillo, Balboa). |
| Kobe / Osaka | Callao (Peru) * | ~26 days | Callao is major hub for Chile feeder. |
| Hakata / Moji | San Antonio | ~25–30 days | Longer inland rail/feeder in Japan. |
* Callao (Peru) is the primary transshipment hub for West Coast South America. Cargo for Chile often discharges there onto a feeder vessel (2–4 days to San Antonio/Valparaíso).
For a precise quote and sailing schedule, contact a **freight forwarder** (e.g., Kuehne+Nagel, DB Schenker, DHL, local Chilean/Japanese forwarders) with: **POL (Port of Loading), POD (Port of Discharge), cargo type, volume, Incoterms.**