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Matsuura Shipbuilding

Japan

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What Matsuura Shipbuilding does.

Matsuura Shipbuilding is a Japanese shipbuilding company that manufactures a variety of ships and boats. The firm offers different types of ships, including also historical models like the "第一恵祥丸" and "第十六旭丸".

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