Japanese coast guard ship welcomed upon arrival in Da Nang

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Captain Niwa Satoshi said the trip is part of activities being held to celebrate the 50th founding anniversary of diplomatic ties between both sides.
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The main purpose of the visit is to promote understanding and friendship among coast guard forces between Vietnam and Japan.
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The ship is 105.4m long, 14.6m wide, and has maximum height of 29m.
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The ship has a total capacity of 3,304 tonnes, with 52 crew members onboard captained by Colonel Niwa Satoshi.

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During their trip to Vietnam, Japanese crew members will pay a courtesy visit to the leaders of Da Nang municipal People’s Committee, in addition to engaging in several exchange and training activities with soldiers and officers of the High Command of the Vietnam Coast Guard Region 2 and the Vietnam Maritime Search and Rescue Coordination Centre Zone 2 in Da Nang.

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