OISO

• JPOIS
• Latitude: 35.3062
• Longitude: 139.319
• Japan Coast
• Port in Japan

Location: Japan

Oiso, a picturesque town located in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, is renowned more for its beautiful beaches and historical significance than for a major commercial marine port. However, if you're referring to marine facilities in the broader sense, there may be small harbors and marinas catering primarily to recreational boating, fishing, and local transportation rather than large-scale international shipping.

General Information:

• Location: Oiso is situated along Sagami Bay on Japan's Pacific coast, to the west of Yokohama and to the south of Tokyo.
• Region: Kanagawa Prefecture
• Coordinates: Approximately 35.3150° N latitude, 139.2936° E longitude.
• Climate: Mild with defined seasons, affected by oceanic currents which help maintain moderate temperatures.

Marine Facilities and Services:

1. Oiso Marina:

   • Primary Use: Primarily serves recreational boating, small yachts, and fishing vessels.
   • Facilities:
     • Boat slips and moorings.
     • Docking facilities.
     • Fuel stations for boats.
     • Repair and maintenance services.
     • Hoisting equipment for smaller vessels.
     • Clubhouse with amenities such as restaurants and shops.

2. Fishing Harbors:

   • Activities: Focus on local fishing activities including supplier docking and fish markets.
   • Facilities:
     • Storage areas for fishing equipment.
     • Icehouses for preserving catches.
     • Loading and unloading docks.

Port Specifications:

• Depth: Generally shallow waters appropriate for small craft rather than large commercial ships.
• Berthing: Limited facilities for docking large vessels, mostly accommodating smaller boats and yachts.
• Navigation: Marked channels and navigational aids ensuring safe docking and movement within the harbor areas.

Transportation and Access:

• Road Access: Well-connected via the National Route 1 and close to the Tomei Expressway; offers convenient access for transportation to nearby major cities like Yokohama, Tokyo, and surrounding regions.
• Rail Access: Oiso Station on the JR East Tōkaidō Main Line provides easy commuter access.
• Air Access: The nearest major airport is Haneda Airport in Tokyo, roughly an hour and a half away by car or train.

Activities and Attractions:

• Recreational Boating: Popular for sailing, motorboating, and water sports.
• Fishing: Both commercial and recreational fishing activities are significant.
• Tourism: Attractions include Oiso Beach, ancient temples, historical sites, and traditional Japanese inns (ryokan).

While Oiso is not a major commercial marine port, its harbor facilities cater well to recreational and local maritime activities, reflecting the town's coastal lifestyle and tourism appeal.