Vessels Built
建造実績
Since our founding in 1990, Nakanoshima Shipyard has built and repaired many ships, helping to transport the important cargo and thoughts entrusted to us by our customers.
Five-star construction record
A vessel built by Nakanoshima Shipyard has been awarded the highest rating of five stars for its excellent energy-saving and CO2-reducing capabilities under the Coastal Ship Energy Efficiency Rating System, which the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has been running since 2020 as an evaluation standard for ships' energy-saving and CO2-reducing performance.
Cargo Ship
貨物船
A cargo ship is a vessel that transports trade goods and domestic cargo. Most of the hull is used as a cargo warehouse, and the ship is equipped with structures and facilities suitable for loading and unloading cargo. There are various types depending on the cargo they carry, and each has its own structure and characteristics suited to the specific cargo.
Gat Ship
ガット船
A gut ship is a work boat used to transport construction materials such as sand, gravel, and stone, and is also known as a "gut crane." It is a self-propelled soil-carrying ship with a grab (a container for transporting ore, soil, etc.) attached to its hull, allowing it to load and unload cargo.
Pusher Barge
プッシャーバージ
Pusher barges are a shipping method that began over 100 years ago on the major rivers of the United States. "Pusher" means a boat to push, and "barge" means a lighter, and it is an inland transportation system in which a pusher boat is hitched to a barge loaded with cargo.
