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Port Overview
Tsumatsusaka Port is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the Kansai region of Japan, situated along the southern coast of Honshu Island. Positioned at 34°41’1″N, 136°52’5″E, the port serves as a critical node in Japan’s extensive maritime infrastructure, supporting regional economic activities and international trade networks. Its location provides significant advantages for maritime logistics, particularly for regional shipping and industrial supply chains in the Osaka-Kobe metropolitan area.
Geographic Location & Access
Nestled in the Mie Prefecture, Tsumatsusaka Port benefits from a sheltered coastal position with excellent natural harbor characteristics. The port’s approach features well-maintained navigation channels with clear maritime approaches from the Pacific Ocean. Characterized by moderate maritime climate conditions, the port experiences relatively stable weather patterns that support year-round maritime operations. Proximity to major shipping lanes in the Inland Sea provides strategic connectivity for regional and international maritime trade routes.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port features comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate diverse cargo handling requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Multiple specialized cargo terminals
– Total quay length: Approximately 2,500 meters
– Container terminal capacity: 250,000 TEU annually
– Dedicated bulk cargo and general cargo zones
– Modern container handling equipment
– Advanced cargo tracking and management systems
Specialized Facilities:
– Multipurpose cargo handling zones
– Refrigerated container storage areas
– Bulk material transfer stations
– Secure storage warehouses
– Advanced cargo screening and inspection facilities
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters defining port operational capabilities:
Navigation Characteristics:
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 14-16 meters
– Tidal range: 2.5-3.2 meters
– Comprehensive navigational support systems
– 24/7 vessel traffic management services
– Advanced maritime communication infrastructure
Vessel Accommodation:
– Supports Panamax and post-Panamax vessel classes
– Flexible berthing configurations
– Modern navigation and berthing assistance technologies
Operational Services
Comprehensive maritime service offerings:
Core Services:
– Professional stevedoring operations
– Efficient cargo handling and transshipment
– Bunker fuel supply (Marine Gas Oil, Heavy Fuel Oil)
– Fresh water provisioning
– Waste management and environmental services
– Customs clearance and documentation support
Technical Support:
– Emergency vessel repair capabilities
– Marine engineering consultations
– Comprehensive safety and security protocols
– Advanced cargo tracking and logistics management
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Economic Positioning:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Integrated logistics and transportation networks
– Direct rail and highway connectivity
– Part of Japan’s strategic maritime economic zone
– Supports automotive, electronics, and manufacturing sectors
Strategic Importance
Regional Maritime Significance:
– Critical infrastructure for Kansai economic region
– Enhanced intermodal transportation capabilities
– Strategic position in Japan’s maritime trade network
– Continuous infrastructure modernization initiatives
– Strong environmental sustainability commitments
Conclusion
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