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Shinko Wharf
Last update date May 14, 2021
Construction started in Meiji 32 (1899) and completed in 1917. Despite the Great Kanto Earthquake, it is the only wharf that preserves historical structures such as Akarengasoko and hammerhead cranes. At present, the redevelopment of the Minato Mirai 21 Shinko area, facilities such as Kisha-Michi Promenade and Akarengasoko have been developed. In addition, in October 2019, Yokohama Marine Disaster Prevention Facilities of the Japan Coast Guard and in 2019, Yokohama Hammerhead (Shinko Wharf Passenger Terminal), which combines commercial facilities and hotels, opened as a new cruise base.
| Railways | 8-minute walk from Bashamichi Station in Minato Mirai Line |
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| A 15-minute walk from Sakuragicho Station on the JR and Municipal Subway via Kisha-Michi Promenade | |
| Bus | From Sakuragicho Station, get off at "Akarengasoko" or "Bankokubashi Bridge / World Porters-mae" from Sakuragicho Station. |
| Car | Take the exit of Minatomirai on the Metropolitan Expressway and pass through Kokusaibashi Bridge. |
For inquiries to this page
Logistics Operation Division, Port and Harbor Bureau Port Logistics Department
Phone: 045-671-7260
Phone: 045-671-7260
Fax: 045-671-0141
Email address: kw-butsuryuuunei@city.yokohama.jp
Page ID: 500-790-978
