ship's captain; skipper; length of a ship; boatman
balloon (toy or decoration); balloon (hot-air or gas)
fleet (fishing, naval, etc.); convoy; group of ships
bow (of a boat); prow; stem; head
on board a ship; aboard a ship
embarking (a ship); embarkation; boarding; ship (carrying someone)
transport ship; troop ship
pontoon bridge; floating bridge; bridge (of a ship)
freighter (vessel); cargo ship
warships and other vessels; naval vessels
liner; regularly scheduled ship
outside the boat (ship, spaceship, etc.); outboard; extravehicular
steering a ship; controlling; maneuvering; piloting
disembarkation; getting off a ship; going ashore
steamship; steamboat; steamer
pleasure boat; sightseeing boat; tour boat; excursion boat
research vessel; research ship
scrapped vessel; decommissioned ship; hulk
ship's nationality; ship's country of registration
lunar module; lunar lander; moon lander; moon landing craft
embarking (a ship); embarkation; boarding
surface mail (by ship); sea mail; ferry service; steamer service
chartered ship; chartering or hiring a vessel
research vessel; research ship
available ship; ship ready for boarding and departure; to board an available ship; to take a ship
combined cargo and passenger ship
the same ship; taking the same ship
supply vessel; supply ship; cargo spacecraft
whaling ship; whaler; whale catcher
foreign ship (esp. from Spain and Portugal from the late Muromachi period to the early Edo period); Nanban trade ship
icebreaker (ship); ice breaker
high-speed craft; high-speed vessel; fast ferry
smuggling vessel; vessel used for smuggling; smuggler
freighter; cargo ship; carrier
Chinese ship; ship built in Chinese style; Chinese-style ship; Japanese ship engaged in trade with China (during the Kamakura and Muromachi periods)
ship's fittings or rigging
factory ship; repair ship; spy ship
building berth (for ships); stocks; slipway
Japanese pirate ship (of the Middle Ages)
steamship; steamboat; steamer
newly built ship; new boat
ferryboat; ferry; passenger boat; shared fishing boat
arrival of a ship; ship which has arrived
sightseeing boat; tourist boat; tour boat
civilian ships and warships
double-hull boat; catamaran
speed of a boat; draft; draught
wrecked ship; ship in distress
command module (e.g. Apollo's); CM
foreign trade by authorized Japanese ships (early Edo period)
service module (e.g. Apollo's)
fire ship; steamship (esp. a paddle steamer); steamboat; ship with a fire to attract fish while net fishing at night (prior to the invention of electric fish-luring lights)
(small) cargo vessel; lighter
expedition vessel; exploration ship
iron-reinforced warships built by Oda Nobunaga
ship used by the Ryūkyū Kingdom to transport diplomatic envoys to China
naval battle; (arch.) navy
pop-pop boat; toy boat with simple steam impeller
leaving a ship; abandoning a ship
ship; boat; vessel; craft
pop-pop boat; toy boat with simple steam impeller
factory boat (ship); floating cannery
rescue ship; salvage boat
ferryboat; ferry; passenger boat; shared fishing boat
shogun-authorized trading vessel (authorised)
hydrofoil; hydrofoil-equipped watercraft
sport fishing boat; sport fisher
stranded ship; ship that has run aground
dredger (boat); dredging vessel
oiler; bunker ship; fuel barge
shogun-authorized trading vessel (authorised)
nuclear(-powered) ship (vessel)
domestic vessel; coastal vessel
operation of a boat; boat trip
starship; interstellar spacecraft
seagoing vessel; oceangoing ship
intercom; intercommunication system
crane ship; floating crane
water boat; boat transporting water
sleeper ship (science fiction)
manned satellite; manned orbiter
ro-ro ship; roll-on roll-off ship
lighter aboard ship; LASH
merchant ship; trading ship
slipway; cradle used on a slipway for launch or repair of small ships
foreign ship (originally only of Dutch ships, but later referring to all foreign ships)
red seal ship; shogunate-licensed trading ship