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Kakuyo Shoji

Tokyo, Japan

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What Kakuyo Shoji does.

Kakuyo Shoji is a company specializing in the supply of products and services for the shipbuilding and maritime transportation industry. The firm offers various ship and dock types including bunker oil and lubricants, as well as different ship materials and equipment, including BNWAS scrubber systems and IEC safety lamps. The company operates three main departments: Ship and Sales Distribution, Bunker Distribution, and Sales Distribution for ship materials and equipment. Kakuyo Shoji was not explicitly endowed with a founding year, but it is an established firm in the maritime transportation industry. The firm has not specified any particular certificates or classes it possesses. It operates in Japan and offers its services worldwide.

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