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RJK

RJK (Russia-Japan-Korea) is a submarine cable system linking Russia, Japan and Korea. The RJK cable consists of two fiber pairs, stretches of 1762 Km, with three cable landing station:

  • Nakhodka, Russia, Rostelecom;
  • Naoetsu, Japan, KDDI;
  • Pusan, Korea, KT.

The RJK cable system was designed with 560 Mbps PDH system over each fiber pair. The RJK cable system began operation in January 1995 and retired in 2008. 

Title Published Date Hits
RJK Subsea Cable is Transferred to Scientists 11-07-11 Hits: 4450

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