Loginet Japan
Loginet Japan (LNJ) is a comprehensive logistics company group that supports social infrastructure through a strong self-owned logistics network covering land, sea, and air across Japan.
Last updated September 1, 2026
Overview
Loginet Japan (LNJ) is a comprehensive logistics company group that supports daily life and corporate activities as essential social infrastructure. The company name combines 'logistics' and 'network', reflecting its strong self-owned logistics network that connects all of Japan through various transportation modes. LNJ handles everything from B2B large-volume long-distance transport to B2C small-lot high-frequency home delivery, and also offers special transport services for ultra-heavy items. The group operates about 2,000 vehicles daily and has about 100 bases under four core companies in Hokkaido, East Japan, West Japan, and Kyushu. LNJ also develops diverse businesses such as recycling, moving, travel, and international logistics.
History
Loginet Japan (LNJ) is a comprehensive logistics company group. The company name combines 'logistics' and 'network', and it has built a strong self-owned logistics network covering all of Japan through land, sea, and air transportation. LNJ handles a wide range of logistics from B2B large-volume long-distance transport to B2C small-lot high-frequency home delivery, and also offers special transport services for ultra-heavy items. The group operates about 2,000 vehicles daily. Its logistics network is organized under four core companies in Hokkaido, East Japan, West Japan, and Kyushu, with about 100 bases. LNJ has developed a unique long-distance trunk transport service called 'R&R' (Road & Rail) that combines trailers and JR containers. It also engages in diverse businesses such as recycling, moving, travel, and international logistics.
Products and positioning
Flagship businesses
- DD Logi (transport service)
- Sakura Box (single-person moving service)
Sources
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