Thanks Vlad - I think that we can go with that, at least for now (name updated)

I've missed this one before: this is the "JIN SUNG", MMSI: 440124560, regular guest at Ulsan port. "Ho" is a common ending to a Korean ship's name, meaning something like "vessel". Many times it's written on the hull, but omitted from AIS.

https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:670045/mmsi:440124560/vessel:JIN%20SUNG/_:a6ad05d418886ec6829620c9eaecd7f9

Her photos on Marinetraffic are mostly mine, but don't take my word for it, as one prolific Korean contributor from Ulsan also agrees.

Cheers

Vlad

Oh. Korean shipping is most disagreeable.

That SUNGJIN still a cargo vessel - 75 x 13m - trading regularly to Japan/China (and in Kobe on the day in question).

MarineTraffic has photo of same vessel (2012) as just JIN SUNG, though showing three characters.
72 x 11 x 6.4m
MMSI 440124560
http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:670045/imo:0/mmsi:440124560/vessel:JIN%20SUNG/_:d27f94159439e3f1bd130c4fea45de0f

How about SUNGJIN? (IMO 8877825) She's a cargo vessel but what's to say she hasn't been converted?

More likely SUNG JIN HO
https://www.fleetmon.com/vessels/sung-jin-ho_0_2316985/
Brgds
Phil

Something like JIN SONG OH. However, no ship matches.

Brgds
Phil