Five major ports in Japan

Five major ports in Japan

1, Tokyo Port: Tokyo Port as the capital area and domestic and overseas transport nodes, its hinterland for the 30 million population of the Tokyo area and the surrounding Kanto North, Kosinetsu and other vast areas. It has a sea area of 5453 hectares, a land area of 1080 hectares, a total of 24 domestic and foreign trade terminals, a total of 115 berths, including 4 container terminals and 16 container berths.

2. Yokohama Port: Yokohama Port, located on the west bank of Tokyo Bay in central Honshu, Japan, is the third largest city in Japan after Tokyo and Osaka, with an area of 435 square kilometers and a population of 3.3 million in 1993. It is the largest seaport in Japan and one of the largest in Asia. Yokohama is surrounded by hills to the north, west and south, and the Pacific Ocean to the east.

3, Nagoya Port: The Port of Nagoya (Port of Nagoya) is a port that spans Nagoya City, Tokai City, Chita City, Yifo City, Kaibe Prefecture, and Toshima Village in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and is one of the largest international trade ports in Japan. As the headquarters of the famous Toyota Motor Company is located in Aichi Prefecture, more than half of the port's major exports are related to automobiles. Nagoya Port is one of the five major international trade ports in Japan and was designated as a Central International Port (designated as a Specific important Port) in 2004. At present, the total cargo throughput of 288.24 million tons, is the only port in Japan more than 200 million tons, from Heisei 14 years so far, ranked first in Japan for 12 consecutive years.

4, Osaka Port: Osaka Port is located in JAPAN (full name: Japan JAPAN) HONSHU (HONSHU) southwest coast between NAKAZIMA KAWA (NAKAZIMA KAWA) and YAMATO Kawa (YAMATO KAWA) estuary, near the northeast side of Osaka Bay, is one of Japan's five major container ports. The port has been the gateway to the sea of Kyoto since ancient times, and the city is criss-cross by rivers, known as the "water capital". It is now the core of Hanshin Industrial Zone, with comprehensive development of light and heavy industries, and its industrial output value is second only to Tokyo, ranking second in Japan. The main industries are petrochemical, iron and steel, metal processing, transport machinery and electrical machinery.

5. Kobe Port: Kobe Port is a specific and important port in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. It is one of Japan's major international trade ports (five major ports) and is also designated as a super hub port along with Osaka Port. It was opened on January 1, 1868. It is now one of the top three passenger ports in Japan.