History

Year
1954	The Port of Ono and the Port of Kanaishi were combined and became Port of Kanazawa
1964	Designated as a major port under the Port and Harbor Act
1970	Sekiyu Terminal (-7m) was completed
	Designated as a open port under the Customs Law
1972	No.1 and No.2 Tomizu Wharfs (-10m) were completed and opened for service
1988	Route of Japan-to-Korea container cargo liner was set for service.
1999	No.3 Gokuden Terminal (-10m) was completed and opened for service.
2000	Route of North America Cargo Liner was set for service. Port of Kanazawa the 30th Year Anniversary
2005	Gantry crane was placed in service
2006	The Ohama International Logistic Terminal Development Project began
2008	Provisional service at Ohama International Logistic Terminal began
2010	The Port of Kanazawa’s 40th Year Anniversary


Port of Kanazawa as of 1962	Port of Kanazawa as of 1970

Assistance Service Desk of the Sea and Port

Toll-free number Hours of operation 0120-497-370 Also accessible from Mobile and PHS

Sea Wave Information in Ports(Real-time)

You have access to the real-time wave information at all ports in Japan. Broadcasted by The Nationwide Ocean Wave information network for Ports and Harbors (NOWPHAS)

The Ports, Harbor and Coastal Ocean Information Center

You can check the information of waves in the Hokuriku region from your mobile phone.