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Regional district

The City Planning Act stipulates that within the city planning area is defined as the most basic restricted zone, scenic areas, harbor districts, etc., such as scenic areas, harbor districts, districts or blocks, and these are collectively referred to as regional districts.

Regional ports

International strategic ports, international base ports and ports other than important ports. (808 ports as of April 1, 2016)

Charterback ship

Ships for which a shipping company sells a ship owned by a shipping company, registers as a convenience-registered country, assigns seafarers in developing countries, and then chartered by the shipping company again. The main aim is to reduce costs by ship registers and shippers in developing countries.

Alluvial clay layer

Relatively new stratum formed about 20,000 years ago is called alluvial. Alluvial layers are generally soft and are often composed of humus, mud, etc., especially called alluvial clay layer.

Long-term loans receivable

Until now, the project to promote the efficiency of specific wharf operation, the port manager had to receive a temporary license (yard 1 year, quay 12 hours units) for each port facility. It is now possible to lend quays that are operated in the country and the accompanying cargo handling facilities, harbor transportation facilities, passenger facilities, port management facilities, and other related facilities) can be loaned over the long term (30 years). (Participants) Promotion Project for Promotion of Operation of Specific Wharfs

Superconducting electric propulsion ship

A ship that uses superconducting magnets to generate and promote Lorentz force. There are no propellers, and there are large electrode boards on the outer board, a large electric magnet, a device that cools it, and a generator that supplies current to the electric plate. It is expected to be a promising system in shallow waters such as rivers, as well as for promoting deep-sea research vessels and diving tankers.

Tidal current, tidal current (tidal current)

Seawater flow associated with the ebb and flow of tide

Direct trade

Manufacturers directly export their products or directly import raw materials from overseas directly by manufacturers without going through the hands of trading companies. On the other hand, indirect trade refers to the fact that a manufacturer's import and export through trading companies is called indirect trade.

Chilled transport

Refrigerated transportation. A term used for frozen transportation, which regulates the indoor temperature of a container to a range of -1 ° C to 3 °C and carry it while maintaining quality during the transportation. It is also used for transporting raw meat in containers.

Sinking ship

A sinking ship is a ship whose water enters the ship and has died in the water. Abandoned ship is a ship that cannot be used or a ship whose registration has been deleted.