I enjoyed every minute of this tour of your boat. So fun to see. Thank you!

Thank you for the video of your fishing vessel . The Japanese sure know how to design and build boats . Truly impressive vessel in all aspects .

Everything is in pristine condition. This is one beautiful boat.

holy cow! what a superb vessel that equipped all the facility in addition got a copter and skiff. there's a lot of difference in terms of fishings way with countrys of South East Asia whom carry out adventure in the ocean for tuna hunting. thanks for your guiding the ship

A very good tour of a large fishing factory. Thank you. During the 1970s off the Australian coast at a place called Lakes entrance in Victoria I went out to sea during my teenage years as a deckhand on a per-seiner , tuna or net fishing vessel. The Daggerad , The Massbanker. The Capt Harry Michelson. The length was 100 feet. The capacity in the fish hold was approximately 100 tons. The size of the engine in the engine room was about the same size as that of a Leyland mini car. The Australia tuna fishing industry at that time was also starting to suffer reduced catches due to not enough fish left to be caught in the Australian waters out to about the 200 nautical miles from the coast. The generation previously had told me that it was due to the large factory fishing ships that were working the worlds oceans before the fish even got a chance to swim around the globe to the Australian coastline. These large fish factory ships cost millions to produce and they very easily catch hundreds of thousands of tons of fish every year. Just as importantly it is also good to consider the sailing fishing industry when fisherman went to see in wooden built ships. The grand banks schooners come to mind...

dang! look at all the auto greaser lines for the rigging. Japanese boats seem very well built.

What a beautiful boat. Thank you for sharing it for all of us.

This is really cool and a great way to research fishing boats for a book I'm working on. Thanks for sharing the video and have a wonderful day!

Really nice boat! Probably standard with these boats, but the helideck on top of the wheelhouse has several advantages. Frees up space on deck, gets the bird higher above the salt, and gives a big wheelhouse and wide wings for all the electronics and spotters. Would make a nice yacht conversion.

Wow! So clean, too!

The excitement in your voice is beyond killing me

Awesome video. Thanks from Germany

いや～かっこいいですね！　航海の安全と大漁をお祈り申し上げます。　　頑張ってくださ🤗

Wow this was awesome, thank you so much for doing this!

The speedboat deployment is really cool to watch!

Thank you for this tour!

Great Tour!

Very cool video. Always interesting to see behind the scenes of operations like this, thanks for sharing!

Fantastic! Thank you.

Excellent.. thanks for sharing and regards from Deutschland

I live in Panama. Pacific side near the canal. We have a tuna fleet here. Always a few boats around. We're a long way from Japan but I see Japanese boats from time to time. Good luck and good fishing.

That is one incredibly clean fishing boat haha

great video the wandering pilot

Great lol. This was cool to watch broo

I went on board one of the first two boats of that sort for two trips when they started building them, I think around 2008. I was still with the PNG's NFA Fisheries Observer Programme. Really nice PS vessels and they're well taken care of.

Loved your video 💗🇱🇰

Super interesting. Thanks

Awesome look into a world we never think about. A bit of a kindred spirit though, as an American who flies around the world for an Asian airline, I can relate to a lot of what your world is like, the expat pilot working within another culture

Also love that the washing machine is on the deck! XD makes for no issues if she leaks! LOL

i was captivated...what an adventure...looks like really hard work and very complicated equipment...makes you wonder what computer they used to build the titanic...

Really well done vid Thx.

Hello pilot from Eisei Maru Kiribati crew anyway thanks for the tour

Ok so I didn't watch all 30 minutes...but only cuz I couldn't without losing my shit! Your living conditions and just boat in general are WAYYYY nicer than anything going on with these Taiwanese or Korean ships. Sure, we fly more, but hell, I could live on that boat full time. Do you even have cockroaches or bed bugs? Was this a separate job you applied for? Like was there an option somewhere in the hiring process that said "would you like a Japanese boat?" cuz I definitely missed that! Are we even working for the same company right now?!

Awesome content

All those speedboats and the skiff would make it a great pirate ship…

My mouth fell open while you were in the engine room. It's huge! And so clean!!! Just curious, what does a company pay for a ship like this? I'm in the wrong business. I need to go to sea. Where do I sign? :) I'm a car and truck mechanic by trade but I can learn! lol

Great tour of the ship, how many nationalities/Japanese onboard ? Do you speak Japanese yet?

that moment when you realise a commercial fishing boat is somewhat of an impromptu ASW ship. Main ship provides distance & bearing to general location of target (in normal cases, schools of fish, in wartime, submarines), and the skiff provides depth level and more accurate speed & bearing.

Just awesome! ❤

Utterly fascinating tour! Thanks for sharing. How long does this boat typically stay at sea? Or perhaps how long does the crew stay out at a time?

If only I was younger I'd love to work on a boat like that. Where were you while recording your video? How far can the ship range? And how are the fish off loaded?

Enjoyed the tour mate , nice new ship, do you ever chase the Bluefin in the Southern Ocean off the Australian coastline

2:53 hahaha i see what you put on the wall

Cool video! How do you always find the boat after you've been flying for a while?

Awesome video ! How long is a fishing sortie usually ?

That seems like a lot of fish to be harvested at once

13:17 nice sound

I randomly found this video and that was pretty cool. How do you deal with the language barrier?

How do you get a flying job in this field? It seems like a cool gig :)

Thanks for the video Would have been good to see all the crews bunks

@The Wandering Pilot for your job on the boat I have a couple questions. How often do they ask you to fly...daily, weekly? Also do you have a job when you're not flying or are you basically on standby when not flying?

My cousin is on a boat I don’t think I can say what 1. But as he says. It’s my engine room. STAY OUT. I would eat off the floor. It’s amazing how clean it is. Every 3 months he does what he calls a clean down. I’d bet he’s better then White House cleaning staff

Bougainville?! Do you get a chance to tour some of the WW2 sites from time to time?

31:20 please don’t, my brother did it of our inflatable boat and we suffered the same faith as the titanic. Coincidence, I don’t think so😅

what are those small machines in the engineroom that look like radial engines? there are like 6 of them scattered around the engine room!

what do they use all those compressors for? Looks like there was like 6 of them

Lower deck pretty much where most if the action happens

Andy's bunk is more bad ass and neat

What company did you work for on this ship? Their standards seem much higher than on other vessels I’ve seen.

Have you ever had to land in the water due to mechanical problems? I notice you had the floats.

I'm searching for a mid size fishing boat like yours in Japan, may I know how much does it cost?

I'm about to start studying marinetime/Sailor deckman and im also going to takeJapanese lessons in the school (mandatory). Getting a good. Is it worth to try to go there for a year or more after i'm done?

Hi. Great video. May I know the company shipbuilder? The price of this type of ship? how long to built?

How is the helicopter fueled? I didn’t see an hose on the Heli deck

hello sir do you have general arrangement for this vessel

What language spoken between crews on the boat ? And what are their nationalities ?

O hayo deki muse kh mata asoko de watashi sigoto desu kh mae14gatsu gurai genpuku maru ni shigoto desu....

The fishes 🐠🐟don't stand no chance against all this high tech 🛳🚢...Poverino...

Can you state approximately how many crew are onboard?

I like smaller cozier cabins better what you want with a suite....

Just curious, the helicopter belongs to the japanese tuna boat company or does it rented to a helicopter company? Thanks.

That toilet , oh boy. You would laugh if you saw what I’ve got. I’m on an old Taiwanese battleship.

Curious how you scored the Pilot job on a Japanese ship? Japan must have Pilots. Thanks for the tour.

2:53 and who’s this

What company do you fly for?

How long is the average trip

how much this big guy cost?

What kind of games do you play on steam?! :D

that's not a fishing boat, it's more like a luxury cruiser.

in the tuna seiner world every comments how well are japanese boats taken care off

Where is your fishing grounds? General Santos, Southern Philippines?

Befo at Yhailand fissing groun

God damn! I was on a Taiwanese boat in 2014 with Hansen and she was nowhere near as clean and tidy as this thing!

Which name this fishing vessel please

It’s ship not a boat. I really missed this type of vessels since I became one of the crew here in philippine fishing company wayback 1979

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How much for this

What exactly is a "fish master"?

is this private owned or japan govt?

It is not a ship it is a BOAT...

Japanes fisine Veri gob

Why cant me konfirmasion to here?

Still playing escape from tarkov? xD

I want to buy 75 feet lengths fishing boat. In japan

Hallo can more work to here me Bose?1year Im ti hrre work

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Hi, my name is Ruby and I am doing a video project for school about Japanese fishing. Could I please use 5 seconds of your video? Thank you!

"Hey all had some people requesting a video tour of my boat." 5 views including myself who didn't ask for a tour

Pretty much brand new over a year old 🤣

Interesting look at the industry. I watched your helo videos too. Questions: 1) What species (looks like Yellowfin?) 2) No processing on the vessel? Just flash frozen and then processed back at port? 3) I'm guessing a vessel of this size does 15 to 20 knots so if you run 30 miles to a school you spotted what is the likelihood they are still there when the boat arrives? 4) Are there a limited number of vessels that can pursue this fishery? Are there seasonal limits or is this year round? Thanks!