Roll-on/Roll-off Cargo Ship, Tokyo Port
Taken March 2023
Tokyo Port ranks among Japan's busiest, handling several million tons of cargo annually as one of the country's designated major ports. Opened to international shipping in 1941, it forms part of the larger Keihin industrial region along Tokyo Bay, alongside the ports of Yokohama and Kawasaki. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government owns and operates the port, which includes dedicated terminals for containers, roll-on/roll-off vessels, and bulk cargo. Its waterfront districts, including Oi and Shinagawa, combine berths with adjacent factories and warehouses supporting the capital's manufacturing and distribution networks.
Taken March 2023
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