One of the world’s leading terminals, the Oi Container Terminal has a large deep-water wharf that is 2,354 meters long with seven side-by-side berths. It is the Port of Tokyo’s core container terminal. In order to cope with container ships and cargo volume that continue to increase in recent years, a remaintenancing project was completed in 2003 that changed the facility into a high-standard terminal including an earthquake-resistant wharf with three berths.
The terminal’s seven berths are equipped with twenty container cranes capable of handling the arrival of large, 10,000-TEU class container ships.
Also, with the introduction of the latest yard operation system and gate system, the terminal cargo handling is significantly more efficient.

▲One of the world’s largest container terminals	▲Daytime cargo handling
	▲Cargo handling at night as well