OUTLINE OF THE PORT OF YOKOHAMA
| | Honmoku Pier | Yamashita Pier | Osanbashi Pier | Shinko Pier | Yamanouchi Pier |
| Detamachi Pier | Daikoku Pier | Kanazawa Timber Pier | Minami Honmoku Pier | Mizuho Pier | |
The Port of Yokohama is located on the northwestern edge of Tokyo Bay. It is a naturally blessed port with a spacious water area on the eastern side and undulated hills on the northern, western and southern sides. In addition to its natural assets, the port has been equipped with various facilities, such as inner and outer breakwaters, that protects the port from the effects of winds and tides. It also has an ample water depth.
North Latitude: Lat. 35.19.-29.N East Longitude: Long. 139.37.-45.E
Port Area - 7,315.9ha
Waterfront Area - 2,863.8ha
Commercial Zone - 1,013.6ha
Industrial Zone - 1,696.4ha
Marina zone - 4.2ha
Recreational Zone - 95.2ha
Others - 56.4ha
Opening of the port: June 2, 1859
The Port of Yokohama has a long-standing history of more than 151 years as a leading international trade port in Japan.
For a detailed timeline, please go to History of the Port of Yokohama.
Number of incoming vessels: 37,106
Volume of Cargo Handling: 115.54 million tons
Number of Containers: 2.80 million TEU
For more port statistics, please visit the Statistics Page
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