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Port Overview
Tsunonohama is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the Aomori Prefecture of northern Japan, representing a critical infrastructure point along the Pacific coastal region. Situated at 40.4384°N, 141.692°E, this port serves as an essential maritime gateway for regional industrial and commercial maritime operations, particularly supporting the economic activities of northeastern Japan’s maritime trade ecosystem.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned on the northeastern coastline of Honshu Island, Tsunonohama offers exceptional maritime accessibility with direct exposure to the Pacific Ocean. The port’s geographic positioning provides strategic advantages for vessels navigating the northern Pacific shipping routes, with relatively straightforward approach channels and minimal navigational complexities. The surrounding coastal geography features moderate terrain, enabling efficient port infrastructure development.
The local maritime climate is characterized by temperate oceanic conditions, with seasonal variations that include potential winter ice formations and occasional maritime weather challenges. Vessels should anticipate potential navigation restrictions during winter months, particularly between December and March.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Tsunonohama’s port infrastructure is designed to accommodate diverse maritime operational requirements. The port features:
– Multiple multipurpose terminals with comprehensive cargo handling capabilities
– Dedicated berths for containerized and bulk cargo operations
– Total berth length approximately 1,200 linear meters
– Modern container handling equipment, including gantry cranes and mobile harbor cranes
– Specialized storage facilities for various cargo types
– Covered and open storage warehouses with approximately 50,000 m² of total storage capacity
– Advanced cargo tracking and management systems
Technical Specifications
Key technical parameters include:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 14-16 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 2.5 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Accommodates vessels up to 250 meters in length
– Comprehensive navigation aids, including modern GPS and radar tracking systems
– 24/7 pilotage services with experienced maritime professionals
– Multiple tugboat services available for vessel assistance
Operational Services
Tsunonohama provides comprehensive maritime operational services:
– Advanced stevedoring and cargo handling capabilities
– Multiple bunker fuel grades (IFO 380, MGO, Marine Gas Oil)
– Fresh water provisioning services
– Limited ship repair and maintenance facilities
– Environmental waste management and disposal services
– Customs clearance and documentation support
– Advanced security screening and maritime safety protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
The port offers competitive commercial infrastructure:
– Transparent and competitive port tariff structures
– Direct rail and highway connections to major industrial centers
– Integrated logistics and intermodal transportation networks
– Proximity to significant manufacturing and export regions
– Potential for free trade zone development
Strategic Importance
Tsunonohama represents a critical maritime infrastructure point for:
– Supporting regional industrial export capabilities
– Facilitating trade between Japan and Pacific Rim economies
– Providing strategic maritime logistics solutions
– Supporting regional economic development initiatives
– Potential expansion of container and bulk cargo capabilities
Competitive Advantages
– Strategic Pacific coastal location
– Modern infrastructure and technology integration
– Efficient
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