PANCON SUCCESS (IMO: 9635420)

Ship Freakazoid captured the Korean flagged container ship PANCON SUCCESS as it passed thru the Kanmon Strait on August 31, 2024. Pancon Success apparently frequently travels between Tokyo (JP TYO) and Busan (KR PUS).

Pancon Success (IMO 9635420) - Korean container ship in Kanmon Strait

Vessel Name: PANCON SUCCESS

Flag: Korea

IMO: 9635420

MMSI: 441875000

Call Sign: DSRI7

AIS Transponder Class: Class A

General Vessel Type: Cargo

Detailed Vessel Type: Container Ship

Length: 145.71 meters

Width: 22 meters

Ship Freakazoid was able to get some photos and videos of this cool Korean cargo ship passing by Shimonoseki and Kitakyushu.

This cool container ship was built by the Hyundai Mipo Co., Ltd. in Ulsan, Korea. It's always a pleasure to see Korean vessels when they pass through the Kanmon Strait.

Korean container ship

Rear view of the container ship Pancon Success between two buoys

Oh buoy! Pancon Success pictured between two buoys; Sunatsu 4 and Sunatsu 6. Remember, the maritime emergency phone number is #118 in Japan. If you happen to find yourself hanging on for dear life to one of these buoys after a wild night of shochu drinking and carousing in the clubs and lounges of Garden Paradise, call One-One-Eight to get rescued.

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Ships of Kanmon Strait

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