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Photos and video of the bulk carrier ENERGY HOPE


Ship Freakazoid caprtured this bulk carrier sailing between the islands of Honshu and Kyushu Japan on September 27, 2024. It was a lovely afternoon in the Kanmon Straits. The photos and video were shot from Ganryujima using an Olympus e520 DSLR with Zuiko lens and JVC Everio video camera with Konica Minolta lens.

Bulk carrier Energy Hope sailing past Kanmon Bridge and Moji Japan
Bulk carrier Energy Hope sailing past Kanmon Bridge and Moji Japan

The vessel is 228.99 meters long and 32.26 meters wide and sails under the Flag of Panama. It has IMO 9602356 , MMSI 272744000 and Call Sign 3FGC4. Built in 2012, the ship is known to stop at the ports of Oita, Japan and Yeosu, Korea.

ENERGY HOPE - IMO 9602356 , MMSI 272744000
ENERGY HOPE - IMO 9602356 , MMSI 272744000

Energy Hope sailing in the Kanmon Strait
Energy Hope sailing in the Kanmon Strait

Ganryujima provides interesting vantage points for the many vessels, ships, boats, submarines, and UFOs passing thru the Kanmon Strait everyday. Check it out if you haven't already.

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