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Public Wharves & Container Terminals

Island City
Kashii Park Port
Hakozaki Wharf
Chuo Wharf
Hakata Wharf
Suzaki Wharf
Higashihama Wharf
Aratsu Area

Island City

Advanced Approaches at Container Terminals

Opened in 2003, Island City Container Terminal is equipped with 14m and 15m-deep berths to allow large container vessels, and handles 60％ of all containers at Hakata Port by use of six gantry cranes and RTGs that can drastically reduce CO2 emissions. There is a fruit and vegetable market and a group of logistics warehouses in the hinterland, aiming to form a base for international logistics.

Mooring Facility
Berth	Depth(m)	No.	Length (m)
No.1～4	-7.5	4	500
No.5	-11.0	1	190
No.6	-14.0	1	330
No.7～8	-15.0	2	560

Outline
Area	205.8ha（Port Development Area） (Reclaimed in 1994 - )
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 9.20 million tons
Usage	Major items handled	Rubber products, furniture, automobiles, clothes/personal belongings and shoes, and electric machinery

Port & Harbor Facilities(Public)
Berth	23 Water supply facilities
Shed	1 Foreign trade container shed	2,304m²
Cargo Handling Equipment	6 Container cranes
	22 Transfer cranes
Others
	Open storage yard	501,795m²

Kashii Park Port

Verdant Wharf handling Containers and Automobiles

Opened in 1994, Kashii Park Port Container Terminals has a 13m-deep berth to allow large container vessels, which is equipped with four gantry cranes and highly maneuverable straddle carriers, and handles 40% of the container handling volume at the Port of Hakata.
One of the main handling items is automobiles, which account for the majority of the Port of Hakata's exports.
The area has large parks and green areas with extensive port facilities, forming a favorable port environment.

Mooring Facility
Berth	Depth(m)	No.	Length (m)
No.1～3	-7.5	3	390
No.4～5	-13.0	2	600
No.6	-11.0	1	190
No.7～9	-7.5	3	390

Outline
Area	92.3ha (Reclaimed in 1987 - 1996）
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 9.76 million tons
Usage	Major items handled	Automobiles, animal/plant feed and fertilizer, furniture, processed food, and electric machinery

Port & Harbor Facilities(Public)
Berth	23 Water supply facilities
Shed	1 Foreign trade container shed	4,001m²
Cargo Handling Equipment	4 Container cranes
	17 Straddle carriers
Others
	Open storage yard	372,717m²

Hakozaki Wharf

The Largest Wharf at Hakata Port with Various Port-Related Facilities

Handling a wide-range of cargoes including foods like grain, fruits and vegetables, and automobiles at the wharf. A food-industry related complex with flouring mills and large distribution centers have also established.
Direct access to the Kyushu Expressway and Fukuoka Airport through two Fukuoka Urban Expressway exits leading to the wharf, as well as the adjacent Japan Railway’s Fukuoka Freight Terminal, provide highly-efficient intermodal transport.

Mooring Facility
Berth	Depth(m)	No.	Length(m)
No.1 - 3	-7.5	3	390
No.4	-10.0	1	185
No.5	-12.0	1	270
No.6 - 10	-7.5	5	650
No.11	-7.5	1	230
No.12 - 13	-12.0	2	480
Berth for timber	-10.0	2	360
Dolphin for timber	-10.0	1	280

Outline
Area	263.5ha (Reclaimed in 1969 - 2003)
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 5.39 million tons
Usage	Major items handled	Automobiles, other transportation machinery, wheat, rice, and mixed lots

Port & Harbor Facilities(Public)
Berth	19 Water supply facilities
Shed	2 Fruit & vegetable sheds	11,224m²
Shed	1 Ro/ro cargo shed	2,376m²
Cargo Handling Equipment	1 Pneumatic unloader	400t/h
Cargo Handling Equipment	1 Mechanical unloader	400t/h
Others
	Open storage yard	371,257m²
	1 Multistory automobile storage facility
	Timber pond	74,104m²

Chuo Wharf

A Multifunctional Wharf with an International Terminal, a Cruise Center, Large Convention Facilities and Sophisticated Warehouses

With the construction of sophisticated warehouses and other facilities, Chuo Wharf functions as an advanced distribution hub closed to the city center. MICE(Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions)-related facilities such as Fukuoka International Congress Center, exhibition centers, and halls are also concentrated, and many international conferences and other events are held here. Hakata Port International Terminal and Cruise Center are crowded with passengers for cruise ships and passenger ships to Busan.

Berth	Depth(m)	No.	Length (m)
No.3	-7.5	1	130
No.4	-9.0	1	220
No.5	-10.0	1	269
No.6	-10.5	1	330
No.7 - 8	-5.5	4	360
No.9 - 11	-7.5	3	390
No.12	-6.5	1	161

Outline
Area	48.7ha (Reclaimed in 1937-1995)
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 0.63 million tons
Usage	Major items handled:	Automobiles, animal/plant feed and fertilizer, auto parts, industry machinery and fishery products

Port & Harbor Facilities(Public)
Pontoon	2 Berths
Berth	33 Water supply facilities
Shed	1 General cargo sheds	1,105m²
	International terminal	11,230m²
	Cruise center	2,801m²
Others	Freight sorting yard	784m²
Others	Open storage yard	61,591m²

Hakata Wharf

Enhancement of Vibrant Exchange Hub

Hakata wharf has been developed as a vibrant exchange hub including Hakata Port Tower, Hakata Port Bayside Museum, and Bayside Place HAKATA with a passenger terminal and restaurants.

Mooring Facility
Berth	Depth(m)	No.	Length (m)
No.2	-5.5	1	105
No.3	-7.5	1	147

Outline
Area	4.9ha (Reclaimed in 1960-1974)
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 0.12 million tons
Usage	Major items handled	Mixed lots, beverage, water, processed food, animal/plant feed and fertilizer

Port & Harbor Facilities
Pontoon		5 Berths
Bayside Place HAKATA	Terminal 1	Total floor area: 5,790m²
	Convenience Facilities	Total floor area: 3,360m²
Terminal 2		Total floor area: 3,620m²
Hakata Port Tower		Approx. 100m in height
Hakata Port Bayside Museum		Total floor area: 328m²
Transit Square		Approx. 1,400m²
Sunset Park		Approx. 4,000m²
Open storage yard		3,210m²

Suzaki Wharf

Kyushu Grain Base with Large Storage Facilities

As food imports soar, Suzaki Wharf's function as an important grain distribution point in Kyushu is more important than ever.

Mooring Facility
Berth	Depth(m)	No.	Length (m)
No.1	-7.5	1	130
No.2 - 4	-12.0	2	553
No.5 - 6	-7.5	2	260
No.7 - 10	-5.5	5	450
Nagahama No.1	-5.5	4	360
Nagahama No.2	-5.5	4	360

Outline
Area	79.1ha(Reclaimed in 1938-1978)
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 1.18 million tons
Usage	Major items handled	Wheat, corn, steel products, beans and limestone

Port & Harbor Facilities
Berth	8 Water supply facilities
Shed	14 General cargo sheds	35,944m²
Cargo Handling Equipment	2 Pneumatic unloaders	400t/h
	1 Mechanical unloader	400t/h
	Freight sorting yard	12,974m²
	Open storage yard	17,422m²

Higashihama Wharf

Wharf Handling Construction Materials and LPG

Construction materials and LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) are handled at this facility.

Mooring Facility
Berth	Depth(m)	No.	Length (m)
No.1	-4.5	3	200
No.2	-5.5	1	80
No.3	-5.5	4	430
No.4	-7.5	3	390
No.5	-7.5	2	310

Outline
Area	75.1ha (Reclaimed in 1943-1994)
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 2.80 million tons
Usage	Major items handled	Gravel, sand, cement, LPG, volatile oil and other petroleum

Port & Harbor Facilities
11 Water supply facilities
Open storage yard	99,747m²

Aratsu Area

Oil Terminal Handling 2.7 million tons per Year

Aratsu Area serves as a transit point for oil. The area handled 2.70 million tons of petroleum and heavy oil in 2021. Petroleum products consumed in the metropolitan area and Kyushu are distributed from here.

Outline
Area	33.3ha(Reclaimed in 1938-1970)
Usage	Cargo handling volume	Approx. 2.70 million tons
Usage	Major items handled	Heavy oil, other petroleum products, LPG, other petroleum and volatile oil

Dedicated Mooring Facilities
9 Landing bridges (private)