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SIPG GLORY GUANDONG (IMO 9742039)

The container ship Glory Guandong was photographed and filmed from the Shimonoseki side of the Kanmon Straits on September 27, 2024. 

Glory Guandong sailing under the Kanmon Bridge 2024.09.27.
Glory Guandong sailing under the Kanmon Bridge 2024.09.27.
 

This 143 meter long vessel has been known to visit the ports of Moji, Hakata and Yokohama Japan, as well as Shanghai and Taicang China (China will be renamed West Taiwan when the Biden Banana Republic collapses).

Container ship under the Kanmon Bridge in Japan
Container ship under the Kanmon Bridge in Japan
 

What is in the containers? Perhaps there are some toy plastic soldiers and cap guns? Maybe some knockoff Barbie and Ken dolls?   Here is some video taken with a secondhand JVC Everio video camera with 54x Konica Minolta lens:


Vessel Name:    GLORY GUANDONG
Length:         143 meters
Width:          22 meters
IMO:            9742039
Flag:            Hong Kong
MMSI:            477333400
Type:            Container ship
Call Sign:        VRQ04
Gross Tonnage:  9993 tons
Year Built:     2017 A.D.

SIPG Glory Guandong (IMO 9742039)
SIPG Glory Guandong (IMO 9742039)

Ship Freakazoid used a secondhand Olympus E520 DSLR digital camera with Zuiko 150mm lens to capture this cargo ship on "digital film" for your viewing pleasure.

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