Yokohama Port Corporation Corporate Profile Yokohama Port Corporation
Yokohama Port Corporation (YPC) has been engaged in management of logistics-related facilities at the Port of Yokohama for almost 50 years, including container terminals and conventional terminals in cooperation with the City of Yokohama which is port managing body of the Port of Yokohama, and with the Yokohama Kawasaki International Port Corporation* which was founded in 2016 through company split from YPC. YPC is playing the roles of construction, leasing, maintenance and management of port facilities, and YPC is also providing valued engineering service based on its accumulated knowledge and experience.
ma and Port of Kawasaki according to the Strategic Container Port policy of the national government.

■ Corporate History

Company Name
Yokohama Port Corporation July 26, 2011 Shinsuke Ito JP¥15.028 billion City of Yokohama, Yokohama Harbor Transportation Association, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and Industry
3. Location of the Port of Yokohama
it possible to save sailing time in comparison with other ports in Tokyo Bay.
4. Port statistics

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The world’s No.1 productivity
The Journal of Commerce Report covering more than 600 ma¬ rine terminals placed Minami Honmoku Terminal at the top of the year's berth productivity in the world in its report "Port Productivi- ty whitepaper" in 2012, 2013 and 2014. The Port of Yokohama is also ranked 5th in the category of top ports worldwide in 2014. The high productivity of the Port of Yokohama is supported by excellent teamwork and the outstanding skills of all those con- cerned in terminal management.
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Deep-water wharf for large vessels
The Port of Yokohama is a fine natural harbor that originally had a sufficient depth of water and little deposition of sediments. Minami Honmoku Pier, which is a high-standard container termi- nal with an alongside depth of 16 m, handles large container ves- sels with a capacity of more than 10,000 TEU. A new container terminal MC-3 with the world's deepest quay- side water depth of 20 m started operation in April 2015.The ter- minal is able to accommodate ultra-large container ships with a capacity of 18,000 TEU.
Extensive domestic and international sea route network
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The Port of Yokohama is linked with many international ports via 86* international container liner routes. The Port also boasts the highest rate of international transshipments in Japan. A coastal feeder service provides extensive coverage of the domestic ports on the Japan's Pacific coast and enables the transfer of domestic cargo from the Port of Yokohama to the rest of the world. Many major domestic and international shipping com- panies have a dedicated ter- minal in the Port of Yokoha- ma, which has established the port as the hub of an ef- ficient and stable logistics network. *as of October 2016
Extensive domestic transport network
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The Port of Yokohama is connected to the metropolitan area, which is the Japan's largest area of consumers with 30% (ap- prox. 35 million) of Japan's population, through an extensive transport network of expressways and coastal barges.
(1) Road network
The Port of Yokohama is linked to the metropolitan area by an extensive road network, including expressways, making it possi- ble to transport cargo from the Port of Yokohama to any destination in the metropolitan area within three hours. At present, a ring road network is being developed and many sections will be completed. Thus access from the Port of Yoko- hama to its hinterland will be further improved.
(2) Coastal container barges / Railways
The Port of Yokohama offers a coastal container barge service that connects each port in the Tokyo Bay to pro- vide a safe, secure and quick cargo transport service. A coastal container barge has the capacity to ship a large number of ocean-going containers and the load of each barge is equivalent to the transportation of more than 80 truckloads at one time. Compared with land transportation, the barge service can significantly reduce CO2 emissions and it is also an environmentally friendly means of transportation. Moreover, a rail freight network that reduces the envi- ronmental impact of freight transport is available from the Port of Yokohama to local cities in Japan.

■ Minami Honmoku Pier
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Actual water depth of 20m *2
■ Honmoku Pier

■ Daikoku Pier

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Yokohama Port CorporationとAddress :  Industry and Trade Center Building 2 Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama 231-0023, Japan Web : http://www.yokohamaport.co.jp/ Email : info@yokohamaport.co.jp TEL : +81-45-671-7291 FAX : +81-45-671-7289