Port of Hakodate

Hakodate (UN/LOCODE JPHKD) is a strategic deep‑water port situated in Hokkaidô, Japan, at 41.7687933 N, 140.7288103 E. Operating in the Asia/Tokyo timezone, it serves as a critical maritime gateway for trade between Northeast Asia and the North Pacific, handling bulk, container, and roll‑on/roll‑off traffic. The port boasts floating cranes, a 5‑million‑ton fixé capacity, and dedicated terminal zones for timber, LNG, and offshore wind energy projects. Its proximity to Sapporo, Biei, and the emerging Arctic maritime routes enhances logistical flexibility for regional supply chains. Hakodate’s integrated customs clearance and port‑management systems make it an export outlet, while its climate Actualmente resilient infrastructure supports shipping operations.