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Yamauchi Wharf
Last update date May 12, 2021
Yamauchi Wharf
Yamauchi Wharf, along with Takashima Wharf, started construction as a domestic trade wharf along with Takashima Wharf, and was constructed in 1932. After the war, it was also used for ships on routes in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, but in line with the development of the Minato Mirai 21 Area for emergency supplies in the event of a disaster, the earthquake-resistant quay (total length: 130 m) was redeveloped.
On December 1, 2008 (2008), a new harbor arterial road of about 1.2 km was opened, and together with the existing opening section, about 3.2 km from Shinko Wharf to Mizuho Wharf via Yamauchi Wharf. Was. In addition, in order to respond to the rapid expansion of exports due to the rapid internationalization of resource recycling in recycle paper and used clothes and other items, the shed in the Wharf has been used as a base for collecting and transporting recycled resources.
- Related Links (Yokohama Port Wharf Co., Ltd.) (external site)
- Inquiry of ship planning to enter and exit port (outside site)
- Application information for use of sheds and cargo handling areas (outside site)
| Bus | From Yokohama Station, get off at "Chuo Market" on the 48th municipal bus. |
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| Car | About 3 minutes from the entrance to the central market on Route 15 (Daiichi-Keihin National Highway) |
| Wharf name | Berth name | Quay extension (m) | Water depth (m) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yamauchi Wharf | Yamauchi Wharf Quay | １３０ | ７.５ |
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: 651-879-892
