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Introduction:
Shiraki Port (JPSRA) is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the Kansai region of Japan, serving as a critical infrastructure node for regional and international maritime trade. Situated at coordinates 35.7358°N, 135.98°E, the port offers sophisticated maritime logistics capabilities that support diverse cargo operations and vessel movements in Area F of Japan’s extensive port network.
Port Facilities:
The port features advanced multi-purpose terminals designed to accommodate a wide range of vessel types and cargo configurations. With a maximum draft of 50 meters, Shiraki Port can handle ultra-large container vessels, bulk carriers, and specialized maritime assets. The port’s terminal infrastructure includes dedicated berths for container, bulk, and break-bulk cargo operations, equipped with modern container handling equipment, gantry cranes, and specialized loading/unloading systems.
Key facility highlights include:
– 12 multipurpose berths
– Total quay length: approximately 3,500 linear meters
– Container terminal capacity: 1.2 million TEU annually
– Bulk cargo handling capabilities: 5 million metric tons per annum
– Advanced warehousing and storage facilities with climate-controlled and secure storage options
Technical Specifications:
Shiraki Port offers exceptional technical capabilities for maritime operations:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 52 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 2.5 meters
– Navigation channel width: 300 meters
– Advanced pilotage services with real-time vessel traffic management
– 24/7 comprehensive navigational support
– Sophisticated marine traffic control systems
The port’s deep-water capabilities and advanced navigation infrastructure ensure safe and efficient vessel movements for large commercial maritime assets.
Services & Operations:
Comprehensive maritime services include:
– Bunker fuel supply: Marine Gas Oil (MGO) and Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO)
– Comprehensive ship repair and maintenance facilities
– Bunkering services with multiple fuel grade options
– Customs clearance and expedited documentation processing
– Advanced port security systems compliant with international maritime security standards
– Integrated logistics and intermodal transport connections
– Real-time cargo tracking and management systems
Commercial Information:
Competitive port advantages:
– Strategic location in Japan’s primary maritime trade corridor
– Competitive port tariffs and efficient operational processes
– Minimal vessel waiting times
– Advanced digital infrastructure for cargo management
– Proximity to major industrial and commercial centers
Estimated port dues:
– Container vessels: ¥0.85 per gross registered ton
– Bulk carriers: ¥0.65 per gross registered ton
– Specialized cargo: Negotiable rates based on cargo type
Conclusion:
Shiraki Port represents a sophisticated maritime infrastructure asset, particularly well-suited for container, bulk, and specialized cargo operations. Its advanced facilities, strategic location, and comprehensive service offerings make it an optimal choice for maritime operators seeking efficient and reliable port services in the Kansai region of Japan.
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