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2014/09 Code Ship Name Organization Name Period &110*** *Ship Code unknown - 134022 unknown Kanagawa Prefecture Fisherise Technology Center 1995/4 - 224RISI REISUI Mie Prefecture Fishery Research Institute 1987/7 - 233MTKZ MATSUKAZE Okayama Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute - 233WKST WAKASETO Okayama Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute 1994/3 - 245NK NANKAI Miyazaki Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute 1995/3 - 245NK1 NANKAI No.1 Miyazaki Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute - 3602HYD Hyper Dolphin JAMSTEC 2000/1 - 3602KAK KAIKO JAMSTEC 1995/3 - 3602SK6 SHINKAI 6500 JAMSTEC 1990/6 - 7JAG ASO 7th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2005/2 - 7JAI KAKUYO Ngasaki University 2004/12 - 7JAO SHINYO Miyazaki Prefectural Miyazaki Marine High School 2005/3 - 7JAU ENOSHIMA Kanagawa Prefecture Fisherise Technology Center 2005/10 - 7JBA HIDA 9th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2006/4 - 7JBB AKAISHI 10th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2006/4 - 7JBC YAMATO Nagasaki Prefecuture 2006/1 - 7JBE HAKUSAN 9th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2006/4 - 7JBF DEWA 2nd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2006/4 - 7JBK KAIEI Private Company 2006/8 - 7JBM CHISHIO Chiba Prefectural Tateyama General High School 2008/4 - 7JBN Roller NIHONMARU NIHONMARU 2006/10 - 7JBU TOYOSHIO Hiroshima university 2006/11 - 7JBV AICHI Aichi Prefecture 2007/3 - 7JBV AICHI Aichi Prefectural Miya Fisheries High School 2007/3 - 7JBZ KOYO National Fisheries Univesity 2007/6 - 7JBZ KOYO National Fisheries University 2007/6 - 7JCB KINEI No.158 Private Company 2007/12 - 7JCS KISO 8th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2008/3 - 7JCU SHIGEN JOGMEC 1998/3 - 7JCZ ECHIZEN 8th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2008/4 - 7JDD FUJI 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2008/4 - 7JDI TOYOFUJI No.2 Private Company 2008/8 - 7JDU NATSUSHIMA JAMSTEC 1981/10 - 7JDW KIKUCHI 7th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/2 - 7JDX YOSHINO 5th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/3 - 7JEA THUKUBA 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/3 - 7JEB ISHIGAKI 11th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2011/2 - 7JEC YONAKUNI 11th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/2 - 7JEH ISUZU 4th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/3 - 7JEI YAMAKUNI 7th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/6 - 7JEJ SEISUI Mie University 2009/1 - 7JEL AKAGI 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/3 - 2014/09 Code Ship Name Organization Name Period 7JEP SHIMOKITA 2nd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2012/3 - 7JEQ SHIRETOKO 1st Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2012/3 - 7JER RIASU Miyagi Prefecture 2009/1 - 7JEW YAIDU Shizuoka Prefecture Fisheries Tecnology Institute 2009/6 - 7JEW YAIDU Shizuoka Prefectural Yaidu Fisheries High School 2009/6 - 7JFM SHIKINE 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/10 - 7JFO KANO 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2009/12 - 7JFZ ABUKUMA 2nd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2010/3 - 7JGA MINABE 5th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2010/3 - 7JGB KAIYU Yamaguchi Prefectural Otsuryukuyo High School 2013/4 - 7JGB KAIYU Fukuoka Prefectural Fisheries High School 2010/3 - 7JGB KAIYU Nagasaki Prefectural Nagasakikakuyo High School 2010/3 - 7JGH HAYAMA Fishery Agency (Charter) 2010/2 - 7JGH HAYAMA Kanagawa Prefecture 2010/2 - 7JGI AMAGI 10th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/12 - 7JGJ SUZUKA 4th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2010/3 - 7JGL CHIBA Chiba Prefecture Fisheries Research Center 2010/1 - 7JGM FUJI No.2 Private Company 2010/2 - 7JGQ IWATE Iwate Prefecture Fisheries Technology Center 2010/3 - 7JGW SHINSHIO Private Company 2003/5 - 7JHB YOKO Seikai National Fisheries Research Institute 2010/11 - 7JHC MATSUURA 7th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2010/9 - 7JHJ ISYOHO No.1 Private Company 1986/3 - 7JHR CHIKUGO 7th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2010/12 - 7JHU KATSURA Private Company 2010/9 - 7JHW MIYAKO 11th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/8 - 7JIB BIZAN 5th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2011/4 - 7JIH KAIO Hokkaido Prefecture 2010/12 - 7JIM MURONE Miyagi Prefecture 2011/1 - 7JJL HAKUREI JOGMEC 2012/1 - 7JJL HAKUREI JOGMEC 2012/1 - 7JJM OTORI Shimane Prefectural Oki Fisheries High School 1990/3 - 7JJM OTORI Shimane Prefectural Hamada Fisheries High School 1990/3 - 7JJN KUNASHIRI 1st Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2012/2 - 7JJO TAKACHIHO 10th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2011/8 - 7JJQ TOSAKAIEN Kouchi Prefectural Murotomisaki Fisheries High School 2011/8 - 7JJW KAGOSHIMA Kagoshima University 2012/3 - 7JKE KOYA 5th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2012/3 - 7JKF MIYAKO Tokyo Metroplitan islands Area Research and Developmetn Center for Aguriculture, Forestary and Fisheries. 2012/2 - 7JKH MUSASHI Fishery Agency (Charter) 2011/11 - 7JKI OMI 7th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2012/5 - 7JKV HOKUTO Fukushima Prefecture 2012/2 - 7JLD ASAJI 7th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2012/3 - 2014/09 Code Ship Name Organization Name Period 7JLH HAYATO Fishery Agency (Charter) 1994/3 - 7JLK CHOKYU No.1 Private Citizen 2012/5 - 7JMC TOHO Miyagi Prefecture 2012/9 - 7JMJ YAHATA No.5 Private Citizen 1970/4 - 7JMN HOSEI No.8 Private Citizen 2012/9 - 7JMU NATSUI 2nd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/6 - 7JNE AKITSUSHIMA 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/11 - 7JNG MYOJIN No.1 Private Company 2012/11 - 7JNI 2013/3 - 7JNI SHINKAI Simane Prefectural Hamada Fisheries High School 2013/3 - 7JNI SHINKAI Simane Prefectural Oki Fisheries High School 2013/3 - 7JNR HAKUTAKA Fukuoka Prefecture 2013/1 - 7JOM TENO No.7 Private Company 1991/10 - 7JOO SHINSEI JAMSTEC 2013/6 - 7JPF EHIME Ehime Prefectural Uwajima Fisheries High School 2002/11 - 7JPM KAIYO Private Company - 7JPO TAISEI Japan Agency of Maritime Education and Training for Seafarers 2014/4 - 7JQA SHINNICHI Private Company - 7JRB OKINAWA 11th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/10 - 7JVX HITACHI 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1981/3 - 7JWN TAKUYO JHOD 2002/4 - 7KEV HEIAN Kyoto Forestary and Fisheries Technology Center 1997/12 - 7KNM SHINSHO No.3 Private Company 1985/7 - 7KSD TOSA Kochi Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute 1983/1 - 7KSR GENKAI Fukuoka Prefecture Fisheries Marine Technology Research Center 1998/3 - 7LAM YOSHI No.81 Fishery Agency (Charter) 1978/12 - 7LAQ RYUSEI No.2 Private Company 1989/3 - 7LDZ OTOSHIRO No.1 Private Company 1984/12 - 7LIA KOEI No.8 Private Company 1986/1 - 7LJY OKUSHIRI 1st Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/3 - 7LML FUKUSEKI No.5 Private Company 1986/5 - 7LNO SHIMANE Shimane Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute 1993/2 - 7LNU SORACHI 1st Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1984/8 - 7LOV SHINKAI Simane Prefectural Hamada Fisheries High School 1997/2 - 7LOV SHINKAI Simane Prefecture Education Agency 1997/2 - 7LQV HOKUSHIN Hokkaido Prefectural Kushiro Fisheries Research Institute 2010/4 - 7LVR SANEI No.1 Private Company 1989/3 - 7LWK KOTOKU No.3 Private Company 1989/3 - 7MFV KAIYO No.7 Private Company 1985/10 - 7MGB TONAN Okinawa Prefecture Fisheries Fisheries Research Institute 1995/2 - 7MGG KAIHO 5th Okinawa Prefectural Okinawa Fisheries High School 2002/3 - 8KGM KOEI No.1 Private Company 1987/12 - 8KIT KAISHIN No.18 Private Company 1991/2 - 2014/09 Code Ship Name Organization Name Period 8KOD ETOMO 1st Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1982/3 - 8KOI ISAZU 6th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1993/3 - 8KOL ESAN 1st Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2008/12 - 8KPB ZAO 2nd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1982/3 - 8KRT URUMA 11th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2014/6 - 8KTZ SURUGA 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/12 - 8KWT GENKAI Fukuoka Prefecture Fisheries Marine Technology Research Center 1982/1 - 8KYL TSURU Ngasaki Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute 1985/9 - 8KYO NAGASAKI Ngasaki University 1986/2 - 8LCP KOSHIKI 10th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2010/3 - 8LXK TAIKEI No.2 Private Company 1984/4 - JAAL SHISEI No.3 Private Company 1986/2 - JABH MIURA Fishery Agency 1997/9 - JAHT DAISEN 8th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2001/9 - JAPA SHOYO Kagoshima Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute 1921/11 - JATR HAYABUSA No.7 Private Company 1986/9 - JAXB SHIRAFUJI National Research Institute of Fisheries and Environment of Inland Sea 2001/4 - JAYU MOTOURA 1st Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1986/11 - JAZK KUROSE 6th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 2013/8 - JBBC TENYO JHOD 2002/4 - JBBL KINEI No.138 Private Company 2002/6 - JBCR TAKANOSU Iwate Prefecture Fisheries Technology Center 1967/3 - JBLV SOMA Private Company 1995/10 - JBME TAIYO No.5 Private Company 1995/10 - JBML HARAMACHI Private Company 1997/10 - JBRC YOZAN Private Company 1996/3 - JBTC TATSUMAI Fishery Agency (Charter) 1999/9 - JBXW TENSU No.5 Private Company 1987/10 - JBZR FUKUSHIMA Fukushima Prefectural Iwakikaisei High School 1998/3 - JBZR FUKUSHIMA Fukushima Prefectural Iwakikaisei High School 1998/3 - JCBI TAIRIN No.5 Private Company 1987/7 - JCBY AOMORI Aomori Prefectural Hachinohe Fisheries High School 2003/3 - JCCP NOTO 9th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1979/11 - JCEV KOTOSHIRO No.8 Private Company 1998/3 - JCHD OOSUMI 10th Regional Coast Guard Headquaters 1979/10 - JCHQ MIYAGI Miyagi Prefectural Fisheries High School 2003/3 - JCHQ MIYAGI Miyagi Prefecture Education Agency 2003/3 - JCHQ MIYAGI Miyagi Prefectural Kesennumakoyo High School 2003/3 - JCHQ MIYAGI Tohoku University(Joint) 2003/3 - JCMK KAISEI No.8 Private Company 1988/2 - JCND FUKUSEKI No.3 Private Citizen 2001/12 - JCNJ SHOFUKU No.8 Private Company 2002/1 - JCON ISEHAMA Fishery Agency 2004/2 - 2014/09 Code Ship Name Organization Name Period JCOY YOKOSUKA JAMSTEC 1990/4 - JCTG HOKKAI Hokkaido Prefecture 1992/9 - JCUP HOKKAI Hokkaido Prefecture 1992/9
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    Race 1 1 1 2 2 3 2 4 3 5 3 6 4 7 4 8

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