Port of Toyama

The Port of Toyama, designated by UN/LOCODE JPTOY, serves as a strategic maritime hub on Japan's northern Honshu coastline, situated within the Toyama Prefecture at coordinates 36.6959518°N, 137.2136768°E. Operating under the Asia/Tokyo timezone, it functions as a critical node in regional and international trade networks, leveraging its geographic position to facilitate cargo exchanges between Japan, Asia, and beyond. As a modern port complex, it integrates advanced logistical infrastructure to handle diverse maritime traffic, including containerized goods, bulk commodities, and specialized cargo, supported by Japan's stringent safety and efficiency standards. Its role extends beyond commerce, acting as a node for maritime intelligence and security analyses due to its proximity to key shipping lanes and its alignment with national and regional economic policies. The port's operation is further optimized by its synchronization with Tokyo's time zone, enabling seamless coordination with global supply chains and enhancing Japan's assertive trade posture in the Asia-Pacific region.