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Port Overview
Anegasaki Port, located in the Chiba Prefecture of Japan, is a strategically positioned maritime facility serving the Greater Tokyo metropolitan area. Situated along the eastern coastline of Honshu Island, this port plays a crucial role in supporting Japan’s robust maritime trade infrastructure, particularly for industrial and commercial cargo movements in the Pacific Rim region.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 35°49.2’N, 140°22’E, Anegasaki Port offers exceptional maritime accessibility within Tokyo Bay’s extensive maritime network. The port benefits from a sheltered coastal location with direct access to major international shipping lanes. Its proximity to Tokyo’s industrial heartland provides significant logistical advantages, with moderate maritime climate conditions characterized by temperate seasonal variations and generally predictable navigational conditions.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Anegasaki Port features comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Multiple specialized cargo terminals
– Total quay length: Approximately 2,500 linear meters
– Container handling capacity: 500,000 TEU annually
– Dedicated bulk cargo and general cargo terminals
– Advanced container storage facilities with modern handling equipment
– Integrated intermodal transportation connections
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 14-16 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 2.5 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Accommodates Panamax and post-Panamax vessels
– Advanced navigation aids and radar tracking systems
– Comprehensive pilotage services with experienced maritime professionals
Operational Services
Comprehensive port services include:
– 24/7 stevedoring operations
– Multiple bunker fuel grades (IFO 380, MGO, marine diesel)
– Advanced cargo handling equipment
– Ship repair and maintenance facilities
– Environmental waste management services
– Customs clearance and documentation support
– Advanced security screening protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Port Economic Characteristics:
– Competitive tariff structures aligned with regional maritime standards
– Integrated logistics and transportation networks
– Direct rail and highway connections to major industrial zones
– Efficient customs processing
– Significant role in regional import/export trade dynamics
Strategic Importance
Anegasaki Port represents a critical node in Japan’s maritime trade infrastructure, offering:
– Strategic location within Tokyo Bay’s economic ecosystem
– Advanced technological infrastructure
– Efficient cargo handling capabilities
– Connectivity to global shipping networks
– Ongoing infrastructure modernization initiatives
Cargo Specialization
Primary cargo handling capabilities:
– Industrial machinery
– Automotive components
– Electronic equipment
– Chemical products
– General containerized freight
– Bulk industrial materials
Competitive Advantages
– Proximity to Tokyo’s industrial centers
– Advanced technological infrastructure
– Efficient operational protocols
– Comprehensive maritime services
– Robust environmental management systems
Conclusion
Anegasaki Port represents a sophisticated, technologically advanced maritime facility strategically positioned to support Japan’s international trade requirements. Its comprehensive infrastructure, strategic location, and operational excellence make it a
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