UN/LOCODE JPTYO: Port of Port of Tokyo, Japan — Seaport

4500000LOCODE: JPTYOType: SeaportIATA: UTC

Location

Coordinates35.62, 139.79
CountryJapan
FunctionJapan's busiest container port handling the majority of the country's import/export volume.
AuthorityTokyo Port Authority

Physical Specifications

Max Draft15.0
Channel Depth16.0
Tide Range2.0
Berth Length330
Anchorage Depth18.0

Administrative

Customs CodeJPTYO
IMO Facility No.Yes
Working Hours24/7
ISPS ComplianceYes
VHF Channel16
Port Websitekouwan.metro.tokyo.lg.jp

Commercial & Logistics

Annual Volume4500000
Primary Cargo TypesContainer, Vehicles, Steel
Vessel TypesContainer, RoRo, Bulk
Free Trade ZoneYes
Bunker FuelYes
Nearest AirportHND 15km
Rail ConnectionYes
Highway AccessShuto Expressway
Inland DepotsOhi, Aomi, Shinagawa

Trade Intelligence: Port of Tokyo

Port of Tokyo is classified as a Seaport with annual throughput of 4500000. The port handles Container, Vehicles, Steel. As Japan's busiest container port handling the majority of the country's import/export volume., Port of Tokyo plays a critical role in Japan's trade infrastructure. Shippers should confirm berth availability, draft restrictions, and ISPS security levels directly with Tokyo Port Authority before scheduling vessel calls.

Port History

Tokyo Port opened in 1941 and became Japan's primary international trade gateway after WWII reconstruction.

Authority: Tokyo Port Authority

Other Ports in Japan

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LOCODE for Port of Tokyo?

The UN/LOCODE is JPTYO. Use in bills of lading and customs declarations.

What trade routes connect to Port of Tokyo?

Port of Tokyo serves as Japan's busiest container port handling the majority of the country's import/export volume.. Direct rail connection to JR Freight network. Expressway access to Tokyo metropolitan area.

How do I find shipping schedules?

Contact Tokyo Port Authority or query carriers (Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM) using LOCODE JPTYO.

Data Sources & Provenance

Port specifications compiled from:

Updated: June 2026. For reference only. Not for navigation.