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The List of Open Ports The List of Open Ports Prefecture Port Name Prefecture Port Name Prefecture Port Name 1 Hokkaido Monbetsu 42 Shizuoka Tagonoura 81 Kagawa Sakaide 2 Hokkaido Abashiri 43 Shizuoka Shimizu 82 Kagawa Takamatsu 3 Hokkaido Hanasaki 44 Shizuoka Omaezaki 83 Ehime Uwajima 4 Hokkaido Kushiro 45 Aichi Mikawa 84 Ehime Matsuyama 5 Hokkaido Tokachi 46 Aichi Kinuura 85 Ehime Imabari 6 Hokkaido Tomakomai 47 Aichi Nagoya 86 Ehime Niihama 7 Hokkaido Muroran 48 Mie Yokkaichi 87 Ehime Mishima-Kawanoe 8 Hokkaido Hakodate 49 Mie Tsu 88 Kochi Kochi 9 Hokkaido Otaru 50 Kyoto Miyazu 89 Kochi Susaki 10 Hokkaido Ishikariwan 51 Kyoto Maizuru 90 Fukuoka Hakata 11 Hokkaido Rumoi 52 Osaka Hannan 91 Fukuoka Kanda 12 Hokkaido Wakkanai Osaka 92 Fukuoka Miike 53 Hanshin 13 Aomori Aomori Hyogo 93 Saga Karatsu 14 Aomori Hachinohe 54 Hyogo Higashiharima Saga 94 Imari 15 Iwate Miyako 55 Hyogo Himeji Nagasaki 16 Iwate Kamaishi 56 Hyogo Aioi 95 Nagasaki Nagasaki-Mie-Shikimi 17 Iwate Ofunato 57 Wakayama Shingu 96 Nagasaki Matsushima 18 Miyagi Ishinomaki 58 Wakayama Wakayama-Shimotsu 97 Nagasaki Sasebo 19 Miyagi Sendai-Shiogama Tottori 98 Nagasaki Matsuura 59 Sakai 20 Akita Akita-Funagawa Shimane 99 Nagasaki Izuhara 21 Akita Noshiro 60 Shimane Hamada 100 Kumamoto Minamata 22 Yamagata Sakata 61 Okayama Uno 101 Kumamoto Yashiro 23 Fukushima Soma 62 Okayama Mizushima 102 Kumamoto Misumi 24 Fukushima Onahama 63 Hiroshima Fukuyama 103 Kumamoto Kumamoto 25 Ibaraki Hitachi 64 Hiroshima Onomichi-Itozaki Fukuoka 104 Nakatsu 26 Ibaraki Hitachinaka 65 Hiroshima Takehara Oita 27 Ibaraki Kashima 66 Hiroshima Kure 105 Oita Oita 28 Chiba Kisarazu 67 Hiroshima Hiroshima 106 Oita Saganoseki 29 Chiba Chiba 68 Hiroshima Habu 107 Oita Tsukumi Tokyo 69 Yamaguchi Iwakuni 108 Oita Saiki 30 Keihin Kanagawa 70 Yamaguchi Hirao 109 Miyazaki Hososhima 31 Kanagawa Yokosuka 71 Yamaguchi Tokuyama-Kudamatsu 110 Miyazaki Aburatsu 32 Niigata Himekawa 72 Yamaguchi Mitajiri-Nakanoseki 111 Kagoshima Shibushi 33 Niigata Naoetsu 73 Yamaguchi Ube 112 Kagoshima Kagoshima 34 Niigata Kashiwazaki 74 Yamaguchi Hagi 113 Kagoshima Kiire 35 Niigata Niigata Yamaguchi 114 Kagoshima Makurazaki 75 Kanmon 36 Toyama Fushiki-Toyama Fukuoka 115 Kagoshima Sendai 37 Ishikawa Nanao 76 Tokushima Tokushima-Komatsushima 116 Okinawa Kin-Nakagusuku 38 Ishikawa Kanazawa 77 Tokushima Tachibana 117 Okinawa Naha 39 Fukui Uchiura 78 Kagawa Takuma 118 Okinawa Hirara 40 Fukui Tsuruga 79 Kagawa Tadotsu 119 Okinawa Ishigaki 41 Fukui Fukui 80 Kagawa Marugame.
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