Sumidagawa Shipyard
A Tokyo-based shipyard with over 100 years of shipbuilding history.
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Overview
Sumidagawa Shipyard is a shipbuilding company based in Tokyo, Japan. According to its official website, it has been engaged in shipbuilding in Tokyo for over 100 years, aiming to continue producing world-class ships from Tokyo.
History
Sumidagawa Shipyard was established in 1913 when Baron Shinpachi Takahashi founded Sumidagawa Shipyard in Mukojima, becoming its first president. It started as Japan's first Western-style ship factory. Over the years, it has built various vessels including patrol boats for the Japan Coast Guard, fire boats, high-speed craft, and ships for overseas governments. In 1969, it moved its headquarters and factory from Mukojima, Sumida Ward to the current shipbuilding complex in Koto Ward.
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