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Fujimoto Kaiun

Kurahashicho, Japan

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What Fujimoto Kaiun does.

Fujimoto Kaiun is a company headquartered in Woko, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The firm operates two ships - a chemical tanker and a general cargo vessel - and serves the Japanese inland waterway area. Fujimoto Kaiun was founded in 1936 by Fujimoto Sadataro as a private captain, and it is now led by Fujimoto Boryu. The company offers transport services for chemical products and metals like steel and semi-finished products. They are certified according to the standards of the Japanese maritime industry and were among the first companies to specialize in inland waterway shipping. Fujimoto Kaiun has a traditional firm with a long history of 80 years and operates their ships in a stable and safety-conscious environment.

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