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Sakaiminato (JPSMN)

πŸ“ 35.5333 N, 133.2333 E πŸ• GMT +9 🌍 Japan

Max Length240 m
Max Beam37.5 m
Max Draft10 m
Max DWT64,000 T
Density1025
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πŸ“‹ Port Overview

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The Port of Sakaiminato is a natural harbour surrounded by the northern slopes of the Shimane Peninsula. For centuries, the port has been a pivotal trade hub with mainland Asia, facilitating the exchange of goods and cultures. Strategically located in western part of Tottori Prefecture, it serves as the maritime gateway to the northeastern reaches of Shimane Prefecture. The port area, divided by the cross-strait bridge, is renowned for its bluefin tuna and red snow crab, delivered fresh without the need to freeze. Additionally, Sakaiminato stands out as one of Japan's primary timber handling bases, adeptly processing forest products alongside cement, aggregates, liquid cargo, and passengers.

🚒 Cargo Capabilities

ContainerLiquidDry BulkBreakbulkMultipurposePassengerRoroGas

Load line zone

Summer.

Location

Sakaiminato is situated on the Japan Sea coast of Honshu in Miho Bay, Tottori Prefecture.

Max size

Max LOA 290m, beam 37.50m, draught 10.0m and 64,455DWT.

Traffic figures

Approx 3,600,000t of cargo 22,000TEU and 9,000 vessels handled annually.

πŸ”§ Facilities

Bunkering βœ“Fresh Water βœ“Stores βœ“Repairs βœ“

πŸ—οΈ Crane Capacity (TONS)

Up to 2425 – 49

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