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Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Inspects Large Ammonia Carrier in Kumamoto, Citing "a Clue to Revitalizing the Shipbuilding Industry" (Kyodo News)
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On the 19th, Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Yasuyuki Kaneko inspected Japan Marine United's (JMU) Ariake shipyard (Nagashima-cho, Kumamoto Prefecture). Regarding the large ammonia-fueled ship under construction, he told reporters that it "could be a clue to the revitalization of Japan's shipbuilding industry," and that Japan currently lags behind China and South Korea in terms of shipbuilding volume.
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