Overview of Yokohama Port

Yokohama Port is located on the northwest side of Tokyo Bay (35 ° 19-29 minutes north latitude, 139 ° 37-45 minutes east longitude), and is a natural good port blessed with optimal conditions such as wind direction, wind power, tide, water depth, etc. I am.
The port area of Yokohama Port based on the Port Act (August 25, 1992, Yokohama City Public Notice No. 448) is the central point of the boundary canal (Sakai Canal) between Yasuzen-cho, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama and Okawa-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi, 151 degrees 30 minutes 5,920m from the same point. However, this excludes Shiba Fishing Port and Kanazawa Fishing Port designated by the Fishing Port Law.

Port area - 7,218.3ha
Harbor Area Area - 2,936.8ha (as of March 2023) Go to the "Summary of Harbor Area" page

• Trading port: 1,064.7ha
• Industrial Minato-ku: 1,712.1ha
• Marina Minato-ku: 4.2ha
• Shukei Kosei Minato-ku: 87.7ha
• No division designation: 68.1ha

It is linked to the homepage of each wharf.

• Minami-Honmoku Futo
• Honmoku-Futo
• Yamashita-Futo
• Daikokufutou
• Osanbashi Wharf
• Izutacho Wharf
• Yamauchi Wharf
• Mizuho Wharf
• Minato Mirai District
• New Port Wharf
• Zou-no-Hana-District
• Shinyamashita district
• Yokohama Bayside Marina district
• Kanazawa Wood Wharf

Yokohama Port opened as an international trading port on June 2, 1859 (Ansei 6).
While developing as a commercial port representing Japan with a huge consumption area of Tokyo and a vast hinterland that spreads beyond it, it has also played an important role as an industrial port based in coastal industrial areas such as the Keihin Industrial Zone. It has grown as a comprehensive port that combines these two characteristics.
To the "History of Yokohama Port" page

For more information, go to the "Statistics of Yokohama Port" page.