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Port Facts and Figures Port of Yokohama 横浜港 One of Japan’s representative comprehensive ports used Tokyo for both commercial and industrial functions. Yokohama Automobile, Container, Cruise, Vessel/Cargo Types Handled Breakbulk, Dry bulk, Liquid bulk Geographic Strengths Date of issue: February 2021 The port has the largest container terminal with a depth of -18m Port and Harbor Bureau, in Japan. City of Yokohama Less susceptible to cargo handling restrictions resulting from 6-50-10 Hon-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa weather conditions such as wind, currents, and tidal differences. 231-0005 Japan (Yokohama City Hall) Located about 30 km from Tokyo, the capital of Japan, and Phone: +81-45-671-7188 (Port Promotion Division) Major Trading Commodities (Top 3 categories/tons) (2019) close to the entrance of Tokyo Bay. Email: [email protected] Exports (Total 29.6M) Imports (Total 50.3M) Website: https://www.city.yokohama.lg.jp/lang/overseas/port/ First port and last port of call on many North American routes Finished Automobiles 10.8M Crude Oil 12.0M network/portal.html facing the Pacific Ocean. Automobile parts 4.1M LNG 7.5M More statistics are available here: Industrial Machinery 2.6M Processed Foodstuffs 2.1M https://www.city.yokohama.lg.jp/lang/overseas/port/ Port Area (as of March 2020) tokei/statistics.html#annual Major Trading Partners (Top 5 nations/share of total) (2019) Total Port area 10,197.3ha Port of Yokohama Management and Water area 7,260.5ha Exports Imports Waterfront/shore area 2,936.8ha China 15.3% Saudi Arabia 16.6% Operation Entities USA 7.6% China 16.3% Port and Harbor Bureau, City of Yokohama Australia 6.6% Australia 14.0% Major Port Facilities (as of March 2019) Port management body of the Port of Yokohama. Prepares the Port Thailand 5.6% USA 10.7% Public berths 90 Plan, and conducts management, construction and maintenance. A Taiwan 4.8% Thailand 4.4% Containers berths 15 bureau of the City of Yokohama (local government). Public facilities for cargo handling Number of Cruise Ship Calls (2019) Yokohama-Kawasaki International Port Corporation (YKIP) Public sheds (Total area) 42 (131,117m2) Total 188 Operating company designated by the country (Minister of Land, Cargo handling areas (Total area) 64 (547,006m2) Domestic cruise 86 Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) for the Keihin ports serving Container terminals (Total area) 3 piers (1,544,981m2) International cruise 102 Yokohama and Kawasaki. Manages and operates port facilities Non-containerized Cargo terminals (Total area) 36 (83,001m2) including container terminals and related facilities. Economic Impact (issued in July 2017 ) Yokohama Port Corporation (YPC) Seaborne Cargo Traffic (foreign and domestic) (2019) The logistics, production, and cultural/tourism functions provided by Conducts management and operation of port facilities as a designated Entire cargo volume (tons) 110,623,229 the Port of Yokohama have various effects on the city's economy. port management company. In addition, as a designated company Container cargo volume (tons) 42,793,935 under port-related laws, the corporation manages and operates its own Income generating effect 4,000.7 billion yen port facilities. Port facilities include logistics facilities mainly handling Container throughput 2,993,786TEU Job creation 477,821 employed non-containerized goods. Approximately 30% of total income/employees in Yokohama. Entrance of Vessels (number of ships) (2019) Government of Japan City of Yokohama Ocean-going ships 9,455 Environmental Initiatives (2019) Designated administration Full container ships 4,833 Loans Loans (For Public-owned logistics The Port of Yokohama promotes calls from environmentally-friendly (CT related) (CT related) facilities) Domestic vessels 22,840 ships through an incentive system. YKIP YPC Ships utilizing incentives system (total) 1,147 Container Terminals YPC-owned facilities Public-owned facilities Trade Volume (in million JPY) (2019) Container ships 738 Lending, maintaining, Lending, maintaining, Use permissions Total ¥ 11,838,095M and management and management and management Car carriers 319 Exports ¥ 6,946,128M LNG carriers, etc. 90 Borrowers (shipping company, port operator) Operators (port carrier, etc) Imports ¥ 4,891,967M Major Piers Port Map Production Zone Yokohama station (Zoning of the Port of Yokohama) Communication Zone 01 Daikoku Pier 大黒 Port and Harbor Bureau, City of Yokohama 04 The largest automobile handling location in eastern Japan. Green Recreation Zone 2 Automobiles are a flagship export item that accounts for more than 04 National Route 357 1 50% of the trade cargo in the Port of Yokohama. A Metropolitan Expressway entrance is also located at the pier, providing excellent Industry-Academia 05 Collaboration Zone access to the hinterland. It also provides an entrance for mega cruise ships with a height of 55 meters or more. Area 322.0ha N Container and Non-containerized Cargo Zones 02 Number of berths (Total berth length) 25 (5,280m) 04 3 Water depth ~15m where highly efficient port facilities that support Logistics Zone residents’ daily lives and the local economy are located. 03 where cutting-edge industry facilities that utilize port 02 Honmoku Pier 本牧 Production Zone 06 01 are located. Honmoku pier has played a major role as a logistics pier Communication where tourism resources are concentrated and throughout history, was one of the first to start containerization, and is Zone diverse visitors gather. promotes the use of the waterfront through activities located near logistics hubs. Redevelopment is in progress to accom- Green such as marine recreation and environmental educa- modate further advanced functionality, high standardization, and ICT. Recreation tion, while also aiming to promote nature conservation Zone Area 287.7ha and revitalization. Logistics Zone functions as a production hub and aims to serve as Industry-Academia Container Zone a multi-functional area with facilities related to R&D Collaboration Zone Number of berths (Total berth length) 9 (2,570m) and logistics. Water depth 13~16m Non-containerized Cargo Zone Entrance of Yokohama Port Area Tokyo, Number of berths (Total berth length) 14 (2,930m) Tokyo bay Expressway Kawasaki Port Side Road 0 0.5 1.0 2.0km JR line railway track (Passenger) 03 Minami Honmoku Pier 南本牧 Effective Domestic Transportation This high standard container terminal with a quay depth of 18 Major Ongoing Development Projects meters (largest in Japan and the only one of its type) can accommo- and Port Location date the world's largest container ships. Highly functional logistics 05 Yamashita Pier 山下 facilities are concentrated in the surrounding area, and direct access Road Networks to the metropolitan expressway is available. Yamashita pier has played an important role as one of the major The Port of Yokohama is connected to an extensive network of roads logistics piers of the port. The pier is now under redevelopment to Area 217.2ha with vast hinterland areas in eastern Japan, including Tokyo. There are become a new vibrant hub on the urban waterfront, taking advantage Container Zone several expressway entrances and exits in the port area, and the road of its excellent location. Number of berths (Total berth length) 3 (1,100m) network between the piers is also being developed to improve efficiency. Water depth 16~18m Area 47.0ha Truck transportation initiatives to reduce emissions Access to Tokyo International Airport 15 minutes by car The Port of Yokohama encourages local businesses to conduct 04 Cruise Ship Piers business operations with a lower environmental impact by providing The Port of Yokohama is one of Asia's leading cruise ships 06 Shin-Honmoku Pier 新本牧 subsidies for businesses to obtain green management certifications. arrival/departure ports. Up to 7 ships can berth in the port simultane- Shin-Honmoku Pier is a new logistics hub consisting of ously. Osanbashi is a symbol of the port and a beloved recreational high-depth and high-standard container terminals. It has logistics Variety of Domestic Transportation space that connects the city’s residents to the port. facilities with advanced distribution processing functionality as part of Internal route networks connect individual ports in Japan, and there are 04 Osanbashi Pier Number of berths (Total berth length) 4 (900m) the international container strategic port policy. Land is currently being container barges in Tokyo Bay as well as rail transport. The Port of Yokohama 1 大さん橋 Water depth 10~12m reclaimed for the pier. An "eco-friendly seawall" will be constructed promotes use of environmentally conscious modes of transportation. giving consideration for the biodiversity of marine life in the area. 04 Shinko Pier Number of berths (Total berth length) 1 (340m) Concentration of High-Performance Logistics Warehouses 2 新港 Water depth 9.5m Area (Phase1/total) 90ha/140ha Highly functional logistics warehouses are concentrated in the areas 04 Number of berths (Total berth length) 2 (740m) Completion time (Phase1 plan) The first half of the 2030s around container terminals, and provide support such as temperature 3 Daikoku Pier 大黒 Water depth 10~11m Berth extension/deepening (planned) 1,000m/18m~ control and distribution processing for high-demand cargo..
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