Fushin-sen
Japanese term referring to suspicious seaborne vessels
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Fushin-sen
Japanese term referring to suspicious seaborne vessels
Fushin-sen (不審船; lit. 'suspicious ship') is a Japanese term that generally refers to any seaborne vessel that behaves suspiciously. In Japan, this term is often used to refer to North Korean vessels found in the waters near Japan which are suspected of criminal activity, such as poaching or smuggling.
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Fushin-sen (不審船; lit. 'suspicious ship') is a Japanese term that generally refers to any seaborne vessel that behaves suspiciously. In Japan, this term is often used to refer to North Korean vessels found in the waters near Japan which are suspected of criminal activity, such as poaching or smuggling.
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