YORO

• Latitude: 28.0441
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• Longitude: 129.17
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• Japan Coast
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• Port in Japan

Address: Yoro, Gifu Japan

As of my latest information, there is no major marine port specifically named "YORO" in Japan. It is possible that there might have been a misunderstanding or misspelling of the port's name. Japan has many significant ports, each with its own set of specifications and services.

To provide you with accurate and detailed information, I will need either a correct name or a nearby location to identify the port in question. However, I'll describe the characteristics and specifications of a typical major Japanese port to give you a sense of what you might expect.

Characteristics and Specifications of a Typical Major Japanese Port (e.g., Port of Yokohama)

1. General Information:

   • Location: Typically located along the coast, accessible via road and rail.
   • Function: Cargo handling, passenger services, fishing, and logistics.
   • Management: Managed by a port authority that ensures smooth operations and compliance with regulations.

2. Facilities:

   • Container Terminals: Equipped with cranes, container storage areas, and loading/unloading docks.
   • Cargo Terminals: Facilities for handling various types of cargo like bulk, breakbulk, and liquid.
   • Passenger Terminals: Terminals for cruise ships and ferries, including immigration and customs facilities.
   • Warehousing: Ample storage facilities for various goods.
   • Logistics Centers: Infrastructure for efficient transportation and distribution of goods.

3. Infrastructure:

   • Berths/Piers: Multiple berths for mooring vessels of different sizes, including deep-water berths for large ships.
   • Dredging Depth: Adequate to accommodate large, deep-draft vessels.
   • Transport Links: Connected to major highways, rail networks, and in some cases, airports.

4. Services:

   • Pilotage: Expert navigation services for guiding ships into and out of the port.
   • Towing: Tugs to assist with maneuvering vessels.
   • Bunkering: Fueling services for ships.
   • Waste Disposal: Facilities for the disposal of ship-generated waste and ballast water treatment.
   • Customs: Efficient customs processing for the clearance of imports and exports.

5. Technology:

   • Automation: Use of automated systems for cargo handling and inventory management.
   • Security: Advanced security measures including surveillance, access control, and customs inspections.
   • Environmental Measures: Implementation of eco-friendly practices and technologies to reduce the environmental impact.

6. Capacity and Traffic:

   • Vessel Traffic: High capacity to handle numerous vessels simultaneously.
   • Throughput: Millions of tons of cargo annually, depending on the port's size and facilities.

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