Port of Tokyo

Tokyo, under UN/LOCODE JPTYO, serves as Japan's premier maritime hub and one of the world's largest and most dynamically active ports, situated within the capital city of Tokyo in the Tôkyô region. Strategically positioned at 35.68°N latitude and 139.75°E longitude, it operates in the Asia/Tokyo timezone, facilitating seamless integration into global trade networks. As a critical node for maritime commerce, the port oversees a vast array of cargo, including containerized goods, petroleum, automobiles, and industrial materials, reflecting Japan's economic reliance on efficient sea lanes. Its advanced infrastructure, digitalized logistics systems, and proximity to major Japanese manufacturing and distribution centers underscore its role in enabling international supply chains. Tokyo Port not only serves domestic demand but also acts as a gateway for Asia-Pacific trade, handling significant volumes of LNG and high-value manufactured exports. Governed by Japan's sophisticated maritime regulatory framework, it combines historical significance with cutting-edge technology, embodying the nation's evolution as a global trade leader while maintaining operational efficiency and environmental compliance in line with international standards.