Port Business Glossary - and -

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Door-to-door transport

The cargo shall be transported consistently from the shipper's door to the door under the responsibility of one carrier.

Tokaido Freight Branch Line

Of the branch lines of the Tokaido Main Line (between Tokyo Station and Kobe Station), lines that are mainly used as cargo-only lines. Around Yokohama Port, between Hamamatsucho Station and Tokyo Freight Terminal Station and Kawasaki Kamotsu Station and Hamakawasaki Station, between Tsurumi Station and Hatchonawate Station, Tsurumi Station-(Shinko Station)-Higashi Takashima Station-Sakuragicho Station, Tsurumi Station-Yokohama-Hazawa Station-Higashitozuka Station There are routes between. In November 2004, Kanagawa Prefecture, Yokohama City, Kawasaki City and Yokohama and Kawasaki Chambers of Commerce and Industry submitted a request to the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism regarding the combined use of these routes (here, defined as a central freight route in a large metropolitan area consumption area with a total length of 26.7 km from Sakuragicho Station to Tsurumi Station-Hamakawasaki Station to Tokyo Freight Terminal Station).

Tokaibo

→Tokyo Bay Marine Prevention Association

Tokyo Bay Marine Prevention Association

An incorporated association established in 1967 with the aim of promoting the prevention of marine disasters in and around Tokyo Bay. The members are government agencies, including Yokohama City, and maritime affiliated companies.

Tokyo Bay Middle Ages

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Dynamics

Animal quarantine service or animal quarantine station. In Japan, following the Act on the Prevention of Livestock Infectious Diseases, quarantine is carried out prior to customs clearance of imported animals and livestock products to protect domestic livestock from intrusion of infectious diseases in Japan. It is also established in Yokohama under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.

East and West

A term indicating the movement of the vessel. For example, on North America routes, the movement from Asia to North America will be called Eastbound, and the movement from North America to Asia will be called Westbound.

Alliance

→Marine Alliance

Alliance code

→Liner Alliance Charter of Action

Special containers (special containers)

Special containers except for general cargo containers (dried cargo containers), including refrigerated containers (refer containers), flat rack containers, open top containers, flat head containers, bulk containers, tank containers, pen containers, etc.

Specific pier operation efficiency promotion project

Among private companies that intend to conduct integrated and efficient operation of public terminals at important ports in the Special Zone for Structural Reform, among private companies that intend to conduct integrated and efficient operation of public terminals at important ports within the Special Zone for Structural Reform, a system that allows port managers to lend public terminals, which are administrative assets, in an integrated and long-term manner to private companies that are deemed to meet the requirements. The company started operations at Mizushima Port and Hakata Port in April 2004.

Japan International Cooperation Agency

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Dotan (dotan: mudstone, siltstone)

Clay, silt mass which is about to be rocked. It is hard in the water, but it fragile when dried. It is also called a stimulation.

Dock Receipt (D/R)

A document stating the cargo details submitted together when the container is brought in at the CY gate.
→Receipt of the vessel

Jetty

A structure on a levee that protrudes from the land shore into the sea for a long time.

Dry cargo (dried cargo)

Also referred to as dry cargo, liquid cargo or other cargo other than non-dry cargo. Refers to general cargo or solid bulk cargo, regardless of whether or not they are packed.

Dry container (dry container)

It is a commonly referred container, accounting for more than 80% of containers distributed worldwide.

truck cranes

A crane turning part is placed on a truck's chassis, which runs self-propelled anywhere like a car, moves to a pickup area to perform cargo handling, and is widely used when mobility is required.

Draft (draft)

→Stuttering

Draft Appraisal

This is a method of estimating the loading capacity of roses, such as grains, by stuttering.

Transit cargo

Passover. Cargo that passes without being landed at the port (airport) where the port was called or transshiped to another ship (aircraft).

Transit time (transit time)

The number of days required.

Transhipment, Transhipment (T/S)

As the vessel does not call at the destination of the cargo, transship with a vessel calling at the port on the way.
Transfer unloaded cargo to another vessel (aircraft) and transport it to another port (airport) at the port (airport) where the ship (aircraft) has called.

Transtener (transtainer)

→Transfer crane

Transfer crane (transfer crane)

A bridge-type crane that stacks containers in a container yard or unloads them into chassis.
※(Public Corporation) Published by the Japan Port Association, “Ports by Numbers 2014”

Tramper (tramper)

An irregular ship. A ship that operates irregularly depending on the presence or absence of cargo without specifying a specific route. There are many special ships. (Not) Liner

Redder (Torikaji: port)

As the ship moves forward, how to turn the bow to the left. (anti) surface rudder

drifting

Drift or drifting. Normally, the engine should be stopped and drifted in a safe sea area to adjust the scheduled arrival time (ETA) etc.

dolphin

This is a pillar-mounted structure installed in water for ship mooring and is isolated from land. It is also referred to as a synagogue. Many of them are installed in the private Bath at Yokohama Port.

Drage (drayage)

→Waiting sideways