We are responsible for a wide variety of fields related to navigation.
Our company utilizes deep knowledge of the ocean and high operational skills in our shipping business to operate and manage research vessels and training ships. Our main work involves the operation of research vessels owned by the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC), ensuring safe navigation of the ships, planning voyages to achieve observations and research, responding to troubles that arise on board, managing the nutrition of crew members, and supporting the operation and maintenance of specialized equipment required for research on the ship. [Business Activities] ■ Operation of research vessels ■ Support from land *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company develops its business based on three pillars: "research vessel operations," "research observations," and "underwater equipment." Currently, we are also focusing on marine education, dispatching engineers to universities and outsourcing the operation of the Tokyo Metropolitan High School training vessel "Oshima Maru." Since 2016, we have been fully engaged in nurturing the next generation of marine talent. Driven by the curiosity cultivated on the front lines of deep-sea exploration for many years, we will continue to fulfill our mission with even greater strength. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.
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