| Cruise Profile of the Port of Yokohama |
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The port, conveniently located within Tokyo Bay and surrounded by a rich assortment of tourist attractions, both modern and cultural, plays a vital role as the gateway port for metropolitan Tokyo as well as Eastern and Northern Japan.
(The Port of Yokohama conveniently lies 11 sea miles closer to the Pacific Ocean than the Port of Tokyo.)
With the completion of our state-of-the-art International Passenger Terminal in 2002, which also has easy access to expressways and airports, we are now committed to welcoming and capable of accommodating almost all cruise ships.
And we can meet their demands efficiently and warmheartedly.
- Passenger Terminal
This unique and innovative terminal is able to meet the needs of the cruise industry in the 21st century while at the same time drawing the citizenry and the port closer together. It is a proud heritage for future generations, as well as a highly efficient and functional facility for visiting cruise ships.
The hospitable services we provide through it, such as our welcome and farewell ceremonies that are versatile and flexible, are second to none in Japan.
Terminal webpage(Japanese) Web camera
The hospitable services we provide through it, such as our welcome and farewell ceremonies that are versatile and flexible, are second to none in Japan.
Terminal webpage(Japanese) Web camera
| Name | Yokohama International Passenger Terminal | ||
| Location | 1-1-4 Kaigandori, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Japan | ||
| Nearest Station (Time Req.) | Minatomirai Subway Line , Nihon-oudouri Station (approx. 5-minute walk) | ||
| Access | Station | Tokyo Station: Approx. 40 minutes by bus or train | |
| Airport | Haneda Airport: Approx. 30 minutes by bus | ||
| Narita Airport: Approx. 90 minutes by bus | |||
| Shinkansen | Approx. 25 to JR Shin-Yokohama Station by bus | ||
| Facilities | Facility Overview | Basement: | Machine room |
| 1st Floor: | Parking (400 standard-sized cars or 28 buses) | ||
| 2nd Floor: | Passenger Terminal | ||
| Traffic Plaza | |||
| Lobby (Information desk, ticketing counters, waiting lounges, cafe, shops) --- Approx. 6,500m2 |
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| CIQ Plaza (Customs, Immigration, Quarantine) --- Approx. 2,000m2 |
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| Cruise decks | |||
| Osanbashi Hall (Hall, restaurant) --- Approx. 2,000m2 (Hall) |
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| Rooftop: | Rooftop Plaza, Visitor's Decks, Outdoor Event Plaza | ||
| Length | Approx. 430m | ||
| Height | Approx. 15m at highest point | ||
| Width | Approx. 70m | ||
| Total Floor Space | Approx. 44,000m2 | ||
| Capacity | Length | Berths A & B: 450m, Berths C & D: 450m | |
| Water Depth | Berths A & B: 12m, Berths C & D: 10-11m | ||
| Apron Width | Berths A & B: 20m, Berths C & D: 20m | ||
| Boarding Bridges | 4 (mobile) | ||
| Tidal Range | 2m | ||
| Notices | Yokohama Bay Bridge | To come to the International Passenger Terminal vessels must pass under the bridge (56m air draft at spring high tide). | |
| Bay Pilot | The Pilotage Law requires compulsory bay pilot for vessels with 10,000 gross tonnage or more. | ||
| Harbor Pilot | The Pilotage Law requires compulsory harbor pilot for vessels with 3,000 gross tonnage or more. | ||
| Tugboat | Pilot has the authority to determine how many tugboats are necessary. | ||
Safety and security measures have always been our top priority.
ISPS code assures completion on security assessment of the terminal for passengers and ships. Security guards are stationed at the gate leading to the berths 24 hours a day.
In addition to X-ray systems, metal detectors, fences are set to separate boarding passengers and crews from other visitors.
ISPS code assures completion on security assessment of the terminal for passengers and ships. Security guards are stationed at the gate leading to the berths 24 hours a day.
In addition to X-ray systems, metal detectors, fences are set to separate boarding passengers and crews from other visitors.
