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Sasebo Heavy Industries

Tategamicho, Japan

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Sasebo Heavy Industries, founded in 1946, continues the legacy of a former Japanese Navy shipyard. The company specializes in the construction and repair of various vessels including tankers and bulk carriers, as well as naval ships. It also manufactures engine components such as crankshafts for ships. Sasebo Heavy Industries is part of the Namegawa Shipbuilding Group and operates from multiple locations, including its main shipyard in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, and offices in Tokyo and Osaka. The company has been operating for over 75 years, maintaining a strong presence in Japan's maritime industry.

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