OKAYAMA

• JPOKJ
• Latitude: 34.5986
• Longitude: 133.952
• Japan Coast
• Port in Japan

Location: Okayama Okayama Prefecture Japan

Okayama is a prefecture in Japan located on the southwestern part of Honshu Island. While Okayama is more known for its cultural heritage, including Okayama Castle and Korakuen Garden, it also has maritime facilities that play a role in the logistics and transportation network of the region. Here is an overview of key specifications related to the maritime port facilities in Okayama:

Port Overview:

1. Name: Ports of Okayama (includes several smaller ports)
2. Location: Okayama Prefecture, Japan, along the Seto Inland Sea

Key Ports in Okayama Prefecture:

1. Port of Uno:

   • Primary Function: Passenger and freight services
   • Location: Tamano City
   • Facilities: Ferry services to nearby islands like Shikoku (Takamatsu)
   • Navigation: Adequate navigation aids, including lighthouses and buoys

2. Port of Mizushima:

   • Primary Function: Industrial and cargo operations
   • Location: Kurashiki City
   • Facilities: Several berths designed to handle bulk cargo, containers, and industrial goods
   • Depth: The port has facilities capable of handling large vessels due to significant depth. Specific depth can be obtained from port authorities.
   • Infrastructure: Advanced logistical infrastructure, including warehouses and cargo handling facilities

General Specifications and Facilities:

• Docking Facilities: Multiple berths equipped to handle different types of vessels, from small boats to larger cargo ships.
• Cargo Handling: Customary facilities including cranes, forklifts, and automated handling systems for various types of cargo.
• Passenger Services: Ferry terminals with services to various islands and coastal cities.
• Marine Services: Pilotage, towage, mooring assistance, fuelling, and provisioning.
• Warehousing: Storage facilities including temperature-controlled warehouses for sensitive goods.
• Customs and Immigration: Services available to facilitate international trade and travel.
• Transportation Links: Well-connected with road and rail networks for efficient onward transportation of goods and passengers.
• Environmental Measures: Compliance with environmental regulations, including waste management and pollution control measures.

Special Features:

• Industrial Zones: Particularly around the Port of Mizushima, which is integrated with industrial complexes focusing on petrochemicals, steel, and machinery.
• Tourism and Recreation: Ports like Uno also support local tourism, serving as gateways to the Seto Inland Sea National Park and island excursions.

Contact Information:

For specific details, schedules, and operational guidelines, direct contact with the port authority or official website is recommended:

• Okayama Port Authority

Please verify the latest details with the official sources, as infrastructure and services can evolve over time.