KODOMARI

• JPKOD
• Latitude: 41.1367
• Longitude: 140.301
• Japan Coast
• Port in Japan

Location: Nakadomari Town Aomori Prefecture Japan

Kodamari is a port located in the northern part of Japan's main island, Honshu. Specifically, it is situated in the Aomori Prefecture, which is known for its strategic location facing the Tsugaru Strait, a key maritime route between Honshu and Hokkaido.

Location:

• Port Name: Kodamari
• Location: Fukaura Town, Nishitsugaru District, Aomori Prefecture, Japan
• Geographic Coordinates: Approximately 40° 38' N latitude and 139° 55' E longitude
• Access Routes: Accessible via national highways and local roads connected to the broader transportation network in Aomori Prefecture.

Port Specifications:

• Type of Port: Regional, with a focus on both cargo handling and local fisheries
• Capacity: Suited for small to medium-sized vessels
• Loading and Unloading Facilities: General cargo handling facilities and equipment for fisheries
• Berth Information: Features multiple berths with varying lengths to accommodate different vessel sizes
• Depth: The depth varies depending on the berth, with deeper sections for cargo vessels and shallower areas for fishing boats
• Storage: Warehousing facilities available for both perishable and non-perishable goods
• Support Services:
  • Tug services for assisting with vessel docking and departure
  • Maintenance and repair services for vessels
  • Fueling stations
  • Waste disposal facilities

Usage:

• Commercial Activities:
  • Handling of seafood and marine products from local and regional fishing operations
  • Cargo handling for import and export of regional goods
• Tourism:
  • Boarding point for local sightseeing boats
  • Nearby attractions and access to the scenic coastal areas

Infrastructure:

• Connectivity: Well-connected to regional roadways ensuring seamless transport of goods and materials to and from the port
• Technologies: Basic port management systems with potential integration into larger logistical networks for enhanced efficiency

Environmental Considerations:

• Sustainability Efforts: Implementation of eco-friendly practices to minimize environmental impact
• Regulations: Compliance with local and national environmental regulations and safety standards

Economic Importance:

Kodamari Port plays a vital role in supporting the local economy of Aomori Prefecture. It facilitates the seafood industry, which is a significant economic driver in the region, and supports the regional logistics network by providing a maritime link for goods and materials.

Future Developments:

• Modernization Projects: Potential plans for upgrading facilities to enhance capacity and efficiency
• Expansion: Possible future expansion to accommodate larger vessels and increased cargo volume depending on economic needs

Points of Interest:

• Local Attractions: Proximity to historical and cultural sites in Aomori Prefecture
• Scenic Views: Stunning views of the Tsugaru Strait and surrounding natural landscapes

Kodamari Port is integral to both the cultural and economic fabric of the region, offering essential maritime services while supporting local industries and tourism.