Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha is a Japanese shipping company specializing in coastal vessels including Cape Panamax, Handymax, and small handy ships, focusing on safety, environmental management, and corporate social responsibility.
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http://www.MarineEngineSpareparts.com
We provide diesel engine spare parts and other necessary ship's supplies to ships in the Japan and Korea area. At our internet site,you will find our company marine engines and their spareparts manufactured in Japan and Korea.
Eitzen Chemical today own and controls a fleet of 26 chemical tankers ranging from 7,000-10,000 DWT, which are all epoxy coated units with segregations ranging from 4 to 12.
Eitzen Chemical will be further enhanced when in 2004 and 2005, we take on two 8,700 DWT newbuildings from the Usuki Shipyard in Japan. These ships will also mark Eitzen Chemical’s first entrance into the stainless steel cargo tank segment. This commitment by us reflects a continuous strive to provide high quality shipping solutions to our customers within the chemical tanker segment.
Foreland Corporation provides comprehensive maritime transport agency services, cargo documentation, and refrigerated sea freight operations in major ports of the Russian Far East, Korea, China, and Japan since 2006.
Furuno Electric Co., Ltd. is a Japanese company providing a wide range of marine electronics and services for commercial ships, fishing vessels, and workboats, as well as industrial and other sectors including healthcare and disaster prevention solutions.
Gearbulk Pool Ltd - Japan Branch is a global shipping company specializing in reliable, efficient, and flexible ocean logistics with a focus on transporting cargoes requiring special handling using the world's largest fleet of open hatch ships.
The Port of Hakata, administered by Fukuoka City, is Japan's oldest natural port and a key international trading hub linking Kyushu with global markets.
Hitachi Zosen Corp is a Japanese company contributing to environmental facilities, machinery, infrastructure, decarbonization technologies, and marine equipment, supporting safe and sustainable society development.
Hitachi Zosen Corporation is one of Japan's largest heavy industrial machinery firms, originally a shipbuilder but no longer building ships since 2002.
Four Shipyards in Japan.
Tankers: VLCC, Suezmax, Aframax, Panamax, etc..
Bulkers: VLOC(Very Large Ore Carrier), Cape, Panamax, etc...
Container, PCC and more..
Jack Up rig etc.
Hitachi Zosen Corporation is a Japanese company specializing in waste treatment plants and power plants, having spun off its shipbuilding business in 2002.
Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd is a leading South Korean shipbuilding and heavy industries company with a branch in Tokyo, Japan, specializing in shipbuilding, offshore engineering, and maritime equipment.