Kobe
JPUKB
Also see
General before first Japan port
OVERVIEW:
A multipurpose port, comprising facilities on the mainland and on artificial islands.
Cargoes handled include dry and liquid bulk, liquefied gas, passengers, Ro-Ro, breakbulk
and containers. The ports of Kobe, Amagasaki and Osaka are sometimes collectively
known as Hanshin Port.
LOCATION:
At the eastern end of the Inland Sea on the north shore of Osaka Wan, 30 km. west
of Osaka and 150 km. WSW of Nagoya.
CHARTS:
Digital: JP34NC8S, JP44NVPS, JP54NVPS, JP5PB9P0 and JP5PB9P0.
Paper: BA JP101A, JP101B, JP106, JP1103, JP131 and JP150A.
US 97191, 97197 and 97198.
Publications:
NP42B, Japan Pilot Vol 3.
PORT LIMITS:
Defined by lines connecting the following positions:
- 34° 38.09′ N, 135° 05.59′ E
- 34° 38.08′ N, 135° 08.16′ E
- 34° 36.57′ N, 135° 11.22′ E
- 34° 37.80′ N, 135° 18.87′ E
- 34° 43.16′ N, 135° 18.30′ E.
DOCUMENTS:
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General - Pre-Arrival Information before first…
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