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Port Overview
Amura Port (JPAMU) is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in southern Japan, situated in the Kyushu region. Positioned at 32.5244°N, 130.451°E, this port plays a critical role in Japan’s maritime trade infrastructure, serving as a key logistics hub for regional and international shipping operations. Its location offers significant advantages for maritime commerce, connecting important economic zones in East Asia and facilitating efficient cargo transportation.
Geographic Location & Access
Nestled along the southeastern coast of Kyushu Island, Amura Port benefits from an exceptional geographic position with direct access to the East China Sea. The port’s coordinates provide a strategic entry point for vessels navigating the complex maritime routes of the Asian Pacific region. Natural deep-water approaches and favorable coastal topography enable smooth vessel navigation, with minimal navigational challenges.
The local maritime climate is characterized by moderate temperatures and relatively stable weather conditions, supporting year-round port operations. Seasonal variations are moderate, ensuring consistent maritime accessibility and minimal disruption to shipping schedules.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Amura Port features comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Total terminal area: Approximately 150 hectares
– Multiple specialized berths supporting various cargo types
– Container terminal capacity: 500,000 TEU annually
– Dedicated bulk cargo and general cargo terminals
– Advanced container handling equipment
– Modern warehousing facilities with climate-controlled storage options
Cargo Handling Capabilities:
– Container handling: Fully equipped with post-Panamax container cranes
– Bulk cargo terminals with pneumatic and mechanical unloading systems
– Specialized facilities for agricultural products, industrial materials, and manufactured goods
– Advanced cargo tracking and management systems
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 45 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 2.5 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Accommodates ultra-large container vessels and bulk carriers
– Advanced navigation aids, including GPS-integrated pilotage systems
– 24/7 vessel traffic management services
Pilotage services are mandatory for all international vessels, provided by experienced local maritime professionals with extensive regional navigation expertise.
Operational Services
Comprehensive service offerings include:
– Advanced stevedoring and cargo handling
– Bunker fuel supply (IFO 380, MGO, LNG)
– Fresh water provisions
– Ship repair and maintenance facilities
– Environmental waste management services
– Customs clearance and documentation support
– Secure digital documentation and cargo tracking systems
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Port economic characteristics:
– Competitive tariff structures
– Integrated free trade zone capabilities
– Excellent rail and road connectivity
– Intermodal transportation infrastructure
– Direct links to major Japanese industrial centers
– Efficient customs processing
Strategic Importance
Amura Port represents a critical node in Japan’s maritime trade network, offering:
– Strategic access to East Asian markets
– Advanced technological infrastructure
– Sustainable maritime operations
– Ongoing infrastructure development initiatives
– Commitment to environmental best practices
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