Port of Kushiro

Overview

The Port of Kushiro is a 24-hour international harbor in Kushiro, Hokkaido, managed by the City of Kushiro. It is a major port under harbor law and a specified port under harbor-regulation law. The national government has selected it as an international bulk strategic port for grain.

Highlights

• ●A 24-hour international harbor
• ●Selected as an international bulk strategic port for grain
• ●Designated a major port and a specified port under Japanese law
• ●Functions as a specified cargo import base port for grain

History

The port is managed by the City of Kushiro and has been selected by the national government as an international bulk strategic port for grain. It is a priority port designated by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, a specified cargo import base port for grain, and a specified port under harbor-regulation law, as well as a port promoting coastal industrial-area development.

Map

42.9858, 144.3522 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1Head from central Kushiro to the harbor area
2. 2Explore around the publicly accessible parts of the port
3. 3Take in the harbor views from the waterfront
4. 4Stroll the surrounding city streets

Did you know?

💡 The Port of Kushiro is a 24-hour international harbor selected as an international bulk strategic port for grain.

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