Ship Repair in Yokohama — Shipyards & Drydocks
Browse 5 shipyards offering ship repair, drydocking, hull repair and vessel maintenance in Yokohama, Japan. Compare facilities and contact yards directly.
Japan Marine United Corporation (Yokohama Shipyard - Isogo Works)
Advanced naval and commercial shipyard in Yokohama, building defense destroyers, patrol vessels, and passenger ferries.
Japan Marine United Corporation (Yokohama Shipyard - Tsurumi Works)
Active shipyard in Yokohama, specializing in high-speed patrol crafts, minesweepers, and commercial repairs.
Keihin Dock Co., Ltd. (Koyasu Shipyard)
Active repair and maintenance shipyard in Yokohama, Kanagawa, providing drydocking and refits for commercial harbor vessels.
MITSUBISHI (MHI) YOKOHAMA DOCKYARD - HONMOKU PLANT
MHI develops and builds a wide range of large ships and offshore structures for various applications, contributing to the efficiency of marine transportation around the world. Superior performance and economic efficiency have earned MHI's work a high degree of trust worldwide. Yokohama Dockyard is the largest facility run by a dedicated ship repair yard in Japan. Their advanced technologies and abundant experience in ship repair for LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) ships, naval vessels, ferries, passenger ships, and marine structures, together with our expertise in periodic and intermediate inspections and various types of construction, help maintain our steady track record as one of the best in the industry.Our advanced technologies and abundant experience in ship repair for LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) ships, naval vessels, ferries, passenger ships, and marine structures, together with our expertise in periodic and intermediate inspections and various types of construction, help us maintain our steady track record as one of the best in the industry. This is the largest facility run by a dedicated ship repair yard in Japan. It has two dry docks, 7 piers, and 7 jib cranes. The dock can accommodate huge ships up to the 270,000 ton class. The pier can moor ships with drafts of up to 12 meters.
YOKOHAMA SHIPYARD (IHI)
IHI Corporation is a comprehensive heavy-industry manufacturer that creates value across four main areas: Resource, Energy and Environment; Social Infrastructure and Offshore Facilities; Industrial Systems and General-purpose Machinery; and Aero Engine, Space and Defense. The company's origins trace back to 1853 with the establishment of Ishikawajima Shipyard, Japan's first modern shipbuilding facility.