Japan’s transport ministry has unveiled plans to ramp up its spending on measures to shore up the sagging international competitiveness of key domestic container ports as part of broader efforts to revitalize the economy.
Port of Keihin
Port of Keihin
The Port of Tokyo, Port of Yokohama and Port of Kawasaki, each of which is located along Japan’s Tokyo Bay, are collectively known in Japanese as “the Ports of Keihin.” These three ports rank not only as the busiest ports in Japan, but as among the busiest in the entire Asia-Pacific Region.
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The two companies operating the Port of Yokohama and the Port of Kawasaki in Japan may merge by next spring in a bid to shore up the sagging international competitiveness of the key container ports.
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