(INCL. NEGISHI:35-24-00N/139-38-00E AND TSURUMI:35-30-00N/139-41-00E) FUEL:AVAILABLE DRY DOCKS:LARGEST:UP TO 250,000 D.W.T. 日本大商港。位于本州南部，东京湾西岸神奈川县境，海路东北至东京10海里，西至神户360海里，至上海1030海里，至新加坡2890海里，东至旧金山4540海里，至巴拿马城7700海里，南至悉尼4450海里。港区分布在鹤见川口至横滨市东南的半岛顶端连接线以西的海湾内，呈直立三角形，船舶由东南入港。主要码头有：本牧外贸集集装箱码头(32个深水泊位)，山下外贸码头(10个泊位)，大栈桥客运码头(6个泊位)，新港杂货、散粮码头(11个泊位),高岛码头(8个泊位)，山内外贸码头(4个泊位)，出田木材、水果码头(4个泊位)，大黑山人工岛外贸集装箱码头(22个深水泊位)。以上公用码头线17.6公里，可停靠2000-5万吨级船95艘，,其中包括16个集装箱在内的深水泊位76个。商港南北工业带沿岸还有千吨级以上泊位150多个，码头线长17余公里，其中深水泊位50多个，最大能停靠30万吨级船,主要装卸原油、天然气、产品油、钢材、水泥、车辆、木材等。全港总计有千吨级以上公用、企业自备码头泊位250个，其中深水泊位120多个，码头线总长约35公里。是日本最大的出口贸易港。集装箱装卸169万标准箱，居世界第12位，但少于神户港。

The Port of Yokohama is part of the largest urban area in Japan, the Tokyo-Yokohama metropolitan area. The Port of Yokohama is on the western edge of Tokyo Bay.

In 1859, the nearby town of Kanagawa was made Japan's port for foreigners to live and trade when Yokohama was only a small fishing village. After the Meiji Restoration in 1868, the City of Yokohama was established in 1889 when it was amalgamated with Kanagawa.

Yokohama and Kawasaki are the center of the Keihin Industrial Zone. Much heavy manufacturing is centered here, including shipbuilding and production of machinery, chemicals, petroleum products, primary metals, fabricated metal goods, and automobiles. The Port of Yokohama is one of Japan's largest, and it handles imports of raw materials for the industrial zone as well as a wide variety of exports.

Blessed with ample water depth, a spacious water area on the eastern side, and undulated hills on the northern, western, and southern sides, the Port of Yokohama is equipped with many maritime facilities like inner and outer breakwaters protecting the Port of Yokohama from winds and tides. The Port of Yokohama opened in June 1859, and it has a long-standing 140-year history as a leading international trade port. In 2006, it welcomed over 42 thousand incoming vessels and handled over 138 million tons of cargo. The same year, it was responsible for over 11 trillion yen in trade value.

In 2002, the Port of Yokohama completed a state-of-the-art International Passenger Terminal with easy access to roads and airports. The Terminal can accommodate most cruise ships and meets their demands eagerly and efficiently. The terminal was built to meet the 21st Century cruise industry.