Nagoya (JPNGO)

The port waters cover an expanse of approx 82,000,000mІ and the land area covers approx 42,000,000mІ. Nagoya has one of the largest container terminals in Japan. The port areas of Tokai Aichi and Chita are included in the Nagoya port details. Main imports: LNG, crude oil, iron ore, petroleum and coal products. Main exports: Completed vehicles, vehicle parts, industrial machinery, iron and steel. As a part of an approach to privatizing port operations, Nagoya Port Authority and Nagoya Port Terminal Public Corporation were incorporated in Dec 12 as the Nagoya Port Terminal Public Corporation and operation of the International Container and Ferry Piers was started.

Summer.

Nagoya lies in the centre of Honshu on the northern coastline of Ise Bay, approx 350km WSW of Tokyo.

Harbour: Max draught 12.6.0m, LOA 366m, beam 60m, 327127DWT. Offshore: Max draught 20m, LOA 350m, 319,439DWT.

Approx 204,000,000t of cargo, 2,700,000TEU and 28,000 vessels handled annually.

..... Anchorage Depth Name/number (m) 2B 10.0-12.0 3B 12.0 4B 12.0 5B 14.0 Quarantine anchorage, with 11.0m-16.0m depth, located 2.5nm SW of the high tide breakwater. Another 4 anchorages are located inside the high tide breakwater for dangerous cargo.

Nagoya Ko is approached from the S through Ise Wan and entered using one of the dredged channels which lead NE between the breakwaters protecting the port. There are three approach channels: ..... Length Width Depth (m) (m) (m) East Channel: 10,000 580 15.0 West Channel: 8,400 400-540 12.0-15.0 North Channel: 5,000 350 10.0-12.0

JP1055A, 1055B. Admiralty Pilot NP42A, NP286(6).

Contact Nagoya Coast Guard, calling VHF Ch 09, 12, 16. Tel: +81 52 236011. Throughout 24 hours.

1021.

Compulsory in Ise Bay, including Mikawa Bay, for vessels exceeding 10,000GT. Harbour pilot boards in the vicinity of Lightbuoy No 6 (34°55.5'N 136°46.0'E) and, for large vessels, approx 2nm SE of Ise Wan Sea Berth. Pilotage from the entrance of Irago Suido up to Nagoya anchorage. Irago Pilot is arranged by agents and master is requested to maintain contact with Irago Pilot Station and advise ETA to Irago Pilot by the following means of communication: VHF Ch 16, 68, Callsign: Irago Pilot. Tel: +81 56 921 7487, Email: goikenban@isemikawapilot.jpVessels should make contact 3 hours and 1.5 hours prior to arrival at pilot station, with vessel's name, GT and ETA at outer port. ..... Boarding Points: 1. 34°30.8'N 137°06.9'E when arriving from the E. 2. 34°28.3'N 137°03.8'E when arriving from the W and S. 3. 34°24.8'N 137°03.8'E LNG tankers. 4. 34°24.6'N 137°00.1'E deep draught vessels (14.0m or more).

A line extending generally S from the E side of the mouth of Kiso Kawa (35° 01.1'N 136°46.9'E) to Ise Wan Light (34°56.3'N 136°47.5'E), then ESE to the vicinity of Ono Light (34°56.0'N 136°49.3'E).

NAVTIC (Nagoya Vessel Traffic Information Centre) located at Kinjo Pier and signal stations at both ends of the central high tide breakwater.

The North Passage is restricted to a max of 38,000DWT. Bridges: Meiko Central Bridge has a max airdraft of 55m at HW. Meiko East, 40m and Meiko West, 39m.

Range, max 2.6m, min 0.2m (springs); max 2.17m, min 0.7m (neaps).

Traffic Advisory Service (TAS): The following vessels are required to report to the Traffic Advisory Service: Vessels navigating the East Fairway: Vessels of 40,000GT and over and oil tankers of 5,000GT and over. Vessels navigating the West or North Fairway: Vessels exceeding 20,000GT and oil tankers over 5,000GT. All vessels exceeding 500GT must obey the traffic control requirements. Vessels listed above should send an advance report on VHF Ch 12 or 16 to Nagoya Hoan, or by telephone/fax to Nagoya Harbour Radar by noon of the day before the scheduled entry into the intended Fairway, including the following information: ..... 1. Vessel's name and GT 2. Type of vessel 3. Callsign 4. Intended Fairway (East, West or North) 5. Estimated time of entering Fairway or leaving berth Changes in ETA of more than 10 minutes should be advised. The following vessels should report to Nagoya Harbour Radar, on VHF or by telephone, on passing the Reporting Lines listed below: 1. Vessels of 5,000GT or more 2. Vessels of 500GT or more leaving from Kinjo Area The report should include the following information: 1. Vessel's name and GT 2. Passing time or navigation start time 3. Abbreviation of Reporting Line (only when entering the port) 4. Name of wharf or location of anchorage 5. Name of planned seaway to pass through Vessels should maintain a continuous listening watch on Ch 16 from 2 hours before crossing the first Reporting Line until berthing or leaving the radar service area. Name Abbreviation Description Nagoya W NW A line extending from Ise Wan Sea Berth Light 000° 6,100m and a line extending from the Sea Berth Light 180° 3,600m Nagoya S NS A Line extending from the Togase North Lightbuoy 270° 4,500m

There are 23 tugs available from 2,400-3,500hp

Prevailing winds: NNW'ly (winter); SSE'ly (summer).

NAGOYA, HONSHU 34°59.35'N 136°47.92'E UNCTAD LOCODE: JP NGO For details see: ISE WAN AND MIKAWA WAN PILOT REQUIREMENTS GENERAL DIAGRAM ISE WAN AND MIKAWA WAN PILOTAGE GENERAL DIAGRAM ISE WAN TRAFFIC ADVISORY SERVICE (TAS) GENERAL DIAGRAM NAGOYA TRAFFIC ADVISORY SERVICE (TAS) ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________

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HOURS:\tH24 PROCEDURE: (1)\tPilotage is compulsory in Ise Wan and Mikawa Wan for vessels of 10 000 gt and over. (2) Pilotage is available from the entrance of Irago Suido to Nagoya Anchorage for vessels inward-bound and outward-bound. (3) Pilot ordering: Vessels should request Pilot through the agents, maintain contact with Pilots and advise ETA by VHF (see ISE WAN, including Mikawa Wan, Honshu for details) 3h and 1h before arrival at the Pilot boarding position. (4) Before arrival, vessels should send the following: (a) Vessel's name (b) gt (c) ETA at outer port (5) Pilot boards in the following positions: (a) In the vicinity of Lt buoy No 6 (34°55·55N 136°46·00E) (b) Large vessels: Approximately 2 n miles SE of Ise Wan Sea-Berth (34°54·20N 136°46·02E) \n\n\n TRAFFIC TRAFFIC SERVICE NOTE: For details of the ISE WAN TRAFFIC ADVISORY SERVICE (TAS), see ISE WAN, including Mikawa Wan, Honshu. CONTACT DETAILS: Call: Nagoya Harbour Radar VHF Channel: Ch 13 16; 14 66 Telephone: +81(0)52 3980711 \t+81(0)52 3980716 (Scheduling Desk) \t+81(0)52 3980712 (Operations Desk) Fax: +81(0)52 3980716 E-mail: nagoyako-seibi@kaiho.mlit.go.jp Website: www6.kaiho.mlit.go.jp/nagoyako Information Broadcasts RT Frequency (kHz): 1665 2019 HOURS:\tH24 PROCEDURE: (1) The following designated vessels are required to report to the Traffic Advisory Service (TAS): (a) Vessels intending to navigate the East Passage: All vessels of 270m and over and oil tankers of 5000 gt and over (b) Vessels intending to navigate the West or North Passage: All vessels of 175m and over and oil tankers of 5000 gt and over (2) Vessels listed above should send an advance report on VHF Chs 12 or 16 to Nagoya Coast Guard Radio, or by telephone/fax to Nagoya Harbour Radio (Scheduling Desk) by noon of the day before the scheduled entry into the intended passage, including the following information: (a) Vessel's name (b) gt (c) Type of vessel (d) Call sign (e) Name of intended passage (East Passage, West Passage or North Passage) (f) Estimated time of entering fairway or leaving berth (3) Changes in ETA of more than 10 mins should be advised. (4) The following vessels should report to Nagoya Harbour Radio (Operations Desk), on VHF or by telephone, as follows: (a) Inward-bound: Vessels of 50m or over in length and vessels towing/pushing of 50m in total length or over: (i) When passing the Reporting Lines (ii) 30 mins prior to getting underway after anchoring (iii) After getting underway (b) Outward-bound: Vessels of 50m or over in length and vessels towing/pushing of 50m in total length or over: (i) 30 mins prior to leaving the berth (ii) When leaving berth (iii) 30 mins prior to getting underway after anchoring (iv) After getting underway (5) Reporting Lines have been established as follows: Name of Reporting Line\tAbbreviation\t Nagoya West\tNW\tA line extending from Ise Wan Sea-Berth Lt (34°55.61ґN 136°44.43ґE) 000° 6,100m and a line extending from the Sea-Berth Lt 180° 3,600m Nagoya South\tNS\tA line extending from the Togase North Lt buoy (34°53.50N 136°47.55ґE) 270° 4,500m (6) The report should include the following information: (a) Inward-bound vessels: (i) Vessel's name and call sign (ii) Estimated time of passing Reporting Line or leaving the berth or anchored position (iii) Abbreviation of Reporting Line (iv) Name of berth or anchoring position (v) Name of intended passage (East Passage, West Passage or North Passage) (b) Outward-bound vessels: (i) Vessel's name and call sign (ii) ETD (iii) Name of berth or anchoring position (iv) Name of intended passage (East Passage, West Passage or North Passage) (7) Vessels should maintain a continuous listening watch on VHF Ch 16 from 2h before crossing the first Reporting Line until berthing or leaving the radar service area. AIS: Designated vessels with an operational AIS unit, except vessels anchoring and/or departing from mooring facilities in the Information Service Area, may omit making verbal reports. (The Information Service Area is defined as the area where Nagoya Harbour Radio can offer safety/navigational information and monitor vessel movements by radar). INFORMATION BROADCASTS: (1) Individual Information (location of vessel and movements of other vessels) is available from Nagoya Harbour Radio on VHF or by telephone. (2) Special Information (warnings for prevention of collision, for avoidance of running aground and to correct navigation method) is available from Nagoya Harbour Radio on VHF. (3) Regular broadcasts are made on 1665 kHz (H+00 to H+15 and H+30 to H+45 in Japanese), and 2019 kHz (H+15 to H+30 and H+45 to H+00 in English). \n\n\n PORT CONTACT DETAILS: Call: Nagoya Port Radio \tNagoya Port Radio No.2 VHF Channel: Ch 16; 12 20 Telephone: +81(0)52 3980512 Hr Mr Call: Nagoya Coast Guard Radio VHF Channel: Ch 16; 12 Telephone: +81(0)52 6611615 Port Authority Telephone: +81(0)52 6614111 \t+81(0)52 6547840 Fax: +81(0)52 6547990 \t+81(0)52 6547995 E-mail: info@port-of-nagoya.jp Website: www.port-of-nagoya.jp/english/index.htm Nagoya Port Terminal Corporation Telephone: +81(0)52 3981033 Fax: +81(0)52 3981081 E-mail: npnc@npnc.or.jp Website: www.nptc.co.jp HOURS:\tH24 \n\n\n TUGS PROCEDURE: Tugs are available. \n\n\n " }

WEEKLY CORRECTIONS FROM UKHO NtM WEEK 16/25 Japan Coast Guard Publication 301, Supplement 8/25, (RSDRA2025000168088), 16/25

VHF: Port and pilots: Ch 16, call Nagoya Port Radio, available throughout 24 hours. Tel: +81 52 654 0861, Fax: +81 52 651 2287. Traffic Advisory Service (TAS): Ch 16; 14, 22, call Nagoya Harbour Radar. Tel: +81 52 398 0712. Fax: +81 52 398 0716. Email: nagoyako-seibi@kaiho.mlit.go.jp

See Country information.

ETA should be notified when a vessel approaches within VHF range. Contact should also be made when a vessel passes Kamishima Island. After passing the island, the Master is required to continue listening to the VHF station for notices and/or instructions. ETA should be sent through Nagoya Port Radio.

See Country information for radio pratique.