MIYAZAKI
- JPKMI
- Latitude: 31.9116
- Longitude: 131.463
- Japan Coast
- Port in Japan
Location: Miyazaki Miyazaki Prefecture Japan
Miyazaki Port Overview
Location:
Miyazaki Port is situated on the southeastern coast of Kyushu in Japan, within Miyazaki Prefecture. It is strategically positioned along the Pacific Ocean, providing access to domestic and international maritime routes.
General Information
Coordinates: Approximately 31° 45' N latitude and 131° 25' E longitude.
Port Type: It is classified as a commercial and industrial port, catering to various types of cargo.
Operator: Managed by the Miyazaki Prefecture Port Authority.
Website: Miyazaki Prefecture Port Authority
Port Specifications
Depth:
- Approach Channel: Depth varies around 10-12 meters.
- Berths: Depth at different berths ranges from 5 meters to 10 meters, depending on the specific terminal and its intended cargo type.
Main Terminals:
- General Cargo Terminal: Equipped for handling a variety of cargo including containers, bulk commodities, and breakbulk.
- Bulk Terminal: Specializes in handling bulk goods such as raw materials, agricultural products, and chemicals.
- Container Terminal: Modern facilities for containerized shipments with quayside cranes and stacking areas.
Berths:
- Multiple berths with varying lengths approximately between 150 meters and 300 meters to accommodate vessels of different sizes.
Storage Facilities:
- Warehouses: Several covered storage facilities.
- Open Yards: Ample open storage areas for container stacking and bulk cargo.
- Refrigeration: Cold storage facilities for perishable goods.
Cargo Handling Equipment:
- Gantry cranes, mobile cranes, forklifts, and conveyor systems.
Connectivity:
- Road: Good road links connecting the port to major highways and industrial zones.
- Rail: Railway facilities available for efficient inland transportation.
- Air: Proximity to Miyazaki Airport, approximately 20 kilometers away, for expedited cargo services.
Services
Pilotage: Compulsory for large vessels, with licensed pilots available 24/7.
Towing: Tugboats are available to assist with maneuvering.
Bunkering: Fueling services available for ships docking at the port.
Waste Disposal: Facilities for environmentally compliant waste disposal and recycling.
Customs and Immigration: On-site for hassle-free processing of international cargo and crew.
Port Security: The port adheres to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, with robust surveillance, patrol services, and restricted access areas.
Value-Added Services:
- Customs brokerage
- Freight forwarding
- Cargo consolidation and deconsolidation
- Container repair and cleaning services
Economic and Strategic Importance
Miyazaki Port plays a crucial role in the regional economy of Kyushu, facilitating trade and industrial activity. It supports the agriculture, fishing, and manufacturing sectors in the region by providing essential import and export services.
Future Developments
Plans for expansion and modernization are ongoing, aimed at increasing capacity and improving efficiency. This includes upgrading terminal infrastructure, enhancing digitalization and automation capabilities, and expanding logistics services.
Tips for Mariners
- Navigation: Check the latest navigational charts and notices to mariners before arrival.
- Communication: Monitor international and port-specific maritime communication channels for real-time updates on weather, sea conditions, and port operations.
- Documentation: Ensure all required documentation is prepared and submitted in advance to expedite port entry and clearance procedures.
Contact Information
Miyazaki Prefecture Port Authority
- Phone: +81 (0)985-26-7111
- Email: [email protected]
- Physical Office: 2-10-9 Tachibana-dori Nishi, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan
By providing comprehensive facilities and services, Miyazaki Port remains an integral link in Japan's maritime and logistics networks.
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