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Fukuyoshi Kaiun

Minohama, Japan

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Fukuyoshi Kaiun is a 60-year-old shipping company, headquartered in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The company operates inland maritime freight assignments and offers services for the supply of ship crews as well as the management of working hours for seafarers. Fukuyoshi Kaiun possesses its own vessel named "Fukuyoshi Maru V" with a capacity of 700 BRT and was built in 1996. The company has a crew of 7 sailors, who are constantly optimized through persistent training and qualification. Fukuyoshi Kaiun was founded in 1962 and is certified by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries for Ship Crew Service Company (Fukuyoshi Kaiun Co., Ltd.).

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