HEUNG-A SARAH a lovely Korean cargo ship

The Korean container ship Heung-A Sarah sailed thru the Kanmon Straits on November 11, 2024. It was a nice day to see a nice ship that has been known to frequent the ports of Tokyo, Nagoya, and Busan.

Korean container ship Heung-A Sarah in Japanese waters

Vessel Name: HEUNG-A SARAH

Length: 141.03 meters
Width: 23.00 meters
IMO: 9698379
Flag: Korea
MMSI: 440385000
Type: Container Ship
Call Sign: D7KO
Gross Tonnage: 9599 tons
Built: 2014

HEUNG A LINE container ship HEUNG A SARAH

According to the Heung-A Line homepage:

"Heung-A Line is based on Heung-A Shipping, which was established in 1961, and has been writing a new history of the Korean shipping industry through integration with Sinokor Merchant Marine since 2020

Since the launch of the Korea-Japan liner container service in 1961, it has grown into the one of the largest intra-Asia liner shipping company with more than 1.2 million TEUs per year and is moving toward to a 100-year company as a win-win and trusted model by providing frequent and wide transportation services."

https://www.heungaline.com/

Korean cargo ship in the Kanmon Straits

Hopefully the containers do not contain CD-Rs whose end user will be a pretend musician that releases one or two albums per week on a fake record label... Let us pray...

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Ships of Kanmon Strait

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