KOSUKI

• JPKSX
• Latitude: 32.1204
• Longitude: 130.203
• Japan Coast
• Port in Japan

Location: Kosuki Okayama Prefecture Japan

As of my knowledge cutoff date in October 2021, there does not appear to be a widely recognized maritime port specifically named "KOSUKI" in Japan. However, Japan is home to numerous significant marine ports, each serving different regions and roles in terms of maritime logistics, transportation, and trade.

For general purposes, important ports in Japan include:

1. Port of Tokyo:

• Location: Tokyo Bay
• Specification: One of Japan’s largest seaports, it has extensive facilities for handling container shipments, bulk cargo, and cruise ships.
• Terminals: Several container terminals and passenger terminals.
• Activities: Major hub for international trade and goods distribution.

2. Port of Yokohama:

• Location: Kanagawa Prefecture, adjacent to Tokyo Bay.
• Specification: Known for its advanced facilities and significant cargo throughput.
• Terminals: Multiple container terminals, and facilities for automobile and bulk cargo.
• Activities: Serves a vast array of international shipping routes.

3. Port of Osaka:

• Location: Osaka Bay, Kansai region.
• Specification: A key port for the Kansai region, vital for both domestic and international trade.
• Terminals: Container terminals, and facilities for breakbulk and liquid cargo.
• Activities: Frequented by logistics companies and shipping lines for its strategic location.

4. Port of Kobe:

• Location: Hyogo Prefecture, near Osaka Bay.
• Specification: Historically one of Japan’s major ports, rebuilt and modernized after the Hanshin Earthquake in 1995.
• Terminals: Container terminals, passenger and cruise terminals.
• Activities: Handles a diverse array of cargo and serves numerous international routes.

5. Port of Nagoya:

• Location: Aichi Prefecture.
• Specification: Japan’s busiest trading port in terms of total cargo volume.
• Terminals: Container terminals, bulk terminals, auto terminals.
• Activities: Central for automobile exports and industrial goods.

If "KOSUKI" is a lesser-known or specific port facility within another port city, or if it is a unique spelling or pronunciation of a known location, it might not be widely documented in major international shipping databases. For the most accurate, up-to-date information, you may want to consult local maritime authorities or specific port publications and directories. If you can provide additional details or context, further assistance can be rendered more accurately.