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What Senwa Maritime Agency does.

Senwa Maritime Agency is a Japanese company with its headquarters in Tokyo and a branch office in Osaka. The company's establishment occurred in 1956. The company provides services in the field of international logistics supply and possesses locations in the Shibaura and Namba districts. Senwa Maritime Agency operates ships of various types, including cargo ships and passenger ships. The firm collaborates with various shipping companies, but specific brands or manufacturers are not mentioned. There are no references to certifications or classes that the company has earned.

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