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港口名称 TOKYO/东京 港务局 Bureau of Port and Harbor,Tokyo Metropolitan Government
港口代码 JPTYO 地址 8-1 Nishishinjuku 2-chome Shinjuku-ku Tokyo 163-8001 Japan
港口缩写 TOK 电话 81-3-5320-5524
港口类型 城市 ,基本港Seaport 传真 81-3-5388-1575
港口大小 Very Large 邮件
所在国家 日本JAPAN 网址 www.kouwan.metro.tokyo.jp
经纬度 35 ° 43'0"N,139 ° 46'0"E
时区 -9:00
锚地 35-10-30N 139-46-30E
泊位吃水 11
海图号 1065(日)
中文简介
FUEL:ALL GRADES DRY DOCKS:LARGEST:LEHGTH 180.00M, WIDTH 24.00M, DEPTH 7.27M 日本首都商港。位于本州南部东京湾西北岸,日本交通中心。海上与千叶、川崎港相邻,距横滨港10海里,至名古屋港212海里,至神户港364海里,至上海港1057海里,海空航线连接五大州。港区分布在市区东南的荒川与多摩川之间,有内外港之分。内港紧依靠城市,自北而南,在入航道西侧有:竹芝(3个泊位)和日出(6个泊位)客货码头,芝浦内贸码头(7个泊位),品川杂货、集装箱码头(9个泊位)。以上码头后方都有铁路通达。入港航道东侧有: 月岛码头(2个泊位),晴海外贸码头(8个深水泊位)。丰州天然气、钢铁码头(8个泊位)。有明浅码头(10个泊位)。外港沿环东京湾公路自西至东分布有:大井集装箱、水产码头(10个深水泊位),青海集装箱。定期班轮码头(11个深水泊位),该码头后方建有日本最大的物流中心;10号的内贸杂货码头(23个泊位),10号的钢铁码头,12号的内贸杂货码头,15号地木材、建材码头等。目前外港还在建设中,已建成的码头泊位总计超过100个,码头线总长15公里,其中包括13个集装箱在内的深水泊位40多个。以进口为主;集装箱装卸155万标准箱,居日本第三位,世界第13位。该港1981年6月起与我国天津港结为友好。
Introduction
Known as Edo until 1868, Tokyo is the capital of Japan. Located at the head of Tokyo Bay, it's the center of a huge metropolitan area, Greater Tokyo, and the largest urban-industrial center in Japan. Port History Edo, the small fishing village, was there for centuries, but it didn� develop into a city until the early 1600s when it became Tokugawa shogunate's capital. But the imperial family stayed in Japan's ancient imperial capital, Kyoto. The Meiji Restoration of 1868 brought an end to the shogunate, and Japan's capital was moved to Edo, which was renamed Tokyo (means �astern capital?. As early as the late 1800s, Tokyo had a population over one million, and it became one of the world's most populated cities in the 20th Century. Metropolitan Tokyo is Japan's largest industrial, commercial, and financial center. Many financial institutions, both foreign and domestic, are headquartered in central Tokyo. It's an important wholesale centre. Light and labor-intensive industries dominate the city, particularly printing, publishing, and electronic equipment manufacturing. Cruising and Travel The Harumi Passenger Ship Terminal in the Port of Tokyo is a convenient terminal with access to many scenic sites in Japan. The Port of Tokyo is in the center of the Japanese archipelago, and tourists can get to Tokyo's sightseeing spots and other popular destinations from east to west across Japan by bullet train, highway, or air. The Port of Tokyo has grown furiously over recent years, and it's now the second largest in Japan in value of trade. Much of the Port of Tokyo's trade also goes through the largest port, Yokohama. The Bureau of Port and Harbor of Tokyo Metropolitan Government administers the port, which is a base for a transportation network covering cities in Japan and overseas. Central in the region, the waterfront forms a Tokyo Bay coastal city axis joining Yokohama, Kawasaki, Chiba, among others. The Port of Tokyo is less than four miles from downtown Tokyo. Tokyo is one of the mot exciting tourist centers in the world. Being the political, economic, and cultural center of Japan, it contains too many attractions to list. But some of the places recommended to tourists include: Imperial Palace National Assembly Deliberation Hall Edo-Tokyo Museum displaying everyday life in Tokyo over centuries Tokyo National Museum holding the best collection of Japanese art in the world Kabukiza Theater featuring 17th-century drama Tsukiji Fish Market, the world's best early morning market Tokyo Disney Resort Akihabara electric town Tokyo Tower, the tallest manmade structure in Japan Tokyo Bay Cruise for gourmet dining Sumida River Cruises Kokugikan Sumo stadium, National Stadium Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office featuring an elevator ride to the sky in 55 seconds Kabukicho pleasure headquarters Rainbow Bridge with wonderful views of the Tokyo waterfront