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Sumidagawa Shipyard

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Sumidagawa Shipyard is a Japanese shipbuilding company with over 100 years of history, located in Tokyo. The company specializes in building various types of ships, including small high-speed vessels and official government vessels such as those for the Japan Coast Guard and police agencies. Sumidagawa Shipyard has been operating in Tokyo since its founding more than a century ago, focusing on maintaining high standards and continuously exploring new possibilities in shipbuilding. The company's craftsmanship is showcased through various brand movies featuring their work with the Japan Coast Guard and other official vessels.

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