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Port Business Glossary of Port Business

Last Updated March 14, 2019


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Customs clearance
Court procedures for import and export cargo to customs. Specifically, it refers to the process from export or import declaration to approval.
Custom-house broker
It is also called a custom broker or customs freight handler. A person whose business is responsible for handling customs clearance procedures for import and export of trade cargo on behalf of shippers and has been approved by the tax authority under the jurisdiction of the business area. There are many cases where sea freighters, warehousing, and transportation companies also serve as well.
Customs clearance
Those who have passed the customs clearance test, which is a national examination, who are engaged in customs clearance work after confirmation of the Director General of Customs based on the application of the customs clearance agent at work. In Yokohama and Tokyo, customs brokers are required to have customs clearance agents assigned to each sales office that carry out customs clearance.
Passenger
A ship that connects and offshore between the vessel and land, both for commercial use and private use. Port Service Co., Ltd. and Keihin Ferry Boat Co., Ltd. operate commercial vessels at Yokohama Port.
Easy-to-use port development promotion council
Yokohama Port was established in June 1997 with the aim of strengthening Yokohama Port's international competitiveness and further promoting its use by providing high-quality port services and optimizing total costs in response to user needs. In November 2002, the Yokohama Hub Port Program was formulated to solve various issues related to port management in general, and is promoting the creation of easy-to-use ports.
Tsunatori is no.
This refers to the work of attaching or removing wire ropes or nylon ropes on the side of the ship to the mooring pillar when berthing or leaving the ship.

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