| Year | Ship Name | Callsign |
| 1964 |  |
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| Tsurishima Maru 1,160 Grosstons Lay a submarine cable/domesteic lane Owner is NTT. |
J E R N Radio mast |
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| 1965 |  |
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| Koyo Maru 7,068 Grosstons/Timber/lumber Shipping lane is International (Washington state) |
J P I K Radio room (3rd class ship radio operator) |
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| 1966 |  |
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| Wakashima Maru 6,397 Grosstons/Cargo Shipping lane: China and near sea (Nakhotoka) |
J J B P Radio office (3rd class ship radio operator) |
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| 1967 |  |
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| Hirashima Maru 3,366 Grosstons/Cargo Lane:Southeast Asia/Southern/Pacific |
J M G N Radio office(3rd Radio officer) |
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| 1968 | Tamashima Maru/JIUP 4,887 Grosstons/Cargo Shipping lane:Southeast Asia (Viet Nam) in the Viet Num war. stay in Saigon port. |
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| 1969 | Fujikawa Maru/JMRV 2nd Radio Officer 13,314 Grosstons/Oil Tanker Shipping lane:Persian Gulf |
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| 1970 | Malacca Maru/JFCU 6,082 Gts/Cago vessel Shipping lane: Southeast Asia |
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| 1971 | Margaret Maru/JNZU 19,552 Gts/Iron Ore Shipping lane: Western Australia |
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| 1972 |  |
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| Sachikawa Maru 8,342 Gts/Cargo tramper Shipping Lane: World Wide Caribbean sea,Mexico,North America and South America |
J B F B View form a wharf |
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| 1974 |  |
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| Tohoku Maru 34,843 Gts/Lumber tip shipping lane: North America |
J G R B Radio office |
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| 1975 | Retirement: get a position to the Employment Promotion Corp. | |
