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Since its opening in 1941, Tokyo Port has seen the birth of various facilities and continued to develop.
Establishment of the Tokyo Port Service Association (non-profit corporation)
Japan's first container terminal was established at Tokyo Port. The first full-container ship, the Hawaiian Planter, docked there.
Establishment of the Keihin Foreign Trade Pier Corporation
Establishment of the Tokyo Port Ferry Pier Public Corporation (foundation)
Developed by the predecessor of our company, the Keihin Foreign Trade Pier Corporation, it was born as one of the world's leading container terminals with eight consecutive berths.
Establishment of the Tokyo Port Service Public Corporation (foundation)
Dissolution of the Tokyo Port Service Association (non-profit corporation)
Reorganization of the Tokyo Port Ferry Pier Public Corporation into the Tokyo Port Pier Public Corporation (foundation)
Dissolution of the Keihin Foreign Trade Pier Corporation
The Tokyo Port Pier Corporation Foundation inherited operations at Tokyo Port.
32 all-weather courts were built and opened for use. In August of the same year, 16 clay courts were added, expanding the total to 48 courts.
It was established in the Aomi area of Koto Ward as the third container terminal at Tokyo Port.
Dissolution of the Tokyo Port Service Public Corporation (foundation)
Merger of the Tokyo Port Service Public Corporation with the Tokyo Port Pier Public Corporation, taking over all operations
Merged with the Tokyo Port Service Corporation Foundation.
The Tokyo Port Pier Corporation Foundation took over all its operations.
Establishment of the Tokyo Port Wakozu Seaside Park Management Foundation
Odaiba Seaside Park, which opened in 1975, was renovated and reopened in its current form.
Tokyo Port has maintained the top position in Japan continuously from 1998 to 2023.
Dissolution of the Tokyo Port Wakozu Seaside Park Management Foundation
Integrated with the Tokyo Port Wakasu Seaside Park Management Foundation and assumed all operations of the Tokyo Port Pier Corporation
Merged with the Tokyo Port Wakasu Seaside Park Management Foundation.
The Tokyo Port Pier Corporation Foundation took over all its operations.
Renovation work on the Oi Container Terminal, completed in 1975, began sequentially. Expansion on the sea side deepened the quay depth to accommodate large vessels (completed in 2004).
An event that creates a ground display with paper lanterns on the sandy beach of Odaiba Seaside Park has started. It is held every July on Marine Day and is the most attended event hosted by our company.
Establishment of Tokyo Port Pier Co., Ltd.
Dissolution of the Tokyo Port Pier Corporation; Tokyo Port Pier Co., Ltd. assumed its operations
The Tokyo Port Pier Corporation Foundation dissolved.
Tokyo Port Pier Co., Ltd. took over its operations.
Merged into Tokyo Rinkai Holdings Co., Ltd.
Our company began managing the Shinagawa Public Container Terminal and the Aomi Public Container Terminal, which had previously had different management systems, thereby taking full control of all Tokyo Port container terminals.
Tulips, which reach their peak from March to April, are planted in Symbol Promenade Park for visitors to enjoy, starting the tulip festival. It has now expanded to 160,000 bulbs and 300 varieties.
At a terminal with limited site area and difficult yard expansion, the introduction of a system that efficiently handles large numbers of containers using space has improved quay functionality.
In preparation for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, a pilot experiment on selecting and cultivating robust summer seedlings was launched in collaboration with landscaping and horticultural organizations at Symbol Promenade Park.
To alleviate traffic congestion around container terminals, a facility was constructed and a system built to temporarily store containers and deliver them during off-peak hours.
During the renovation, the barbecue area was fully booked, and equipment rental and food sales services were introduced to allow visitors to enjoy barbecue without bringing their own gear.
It is the fourth container terminal to open at Tokyo Port. The first shuttle boom container crane in Japan was installed, making it a modern terminal capable of handling large container ships. Y2 berth also opened in March 2020.
Released a service that collects the time from entry to exit at the container terminal using GPS installed on each transport truck, enabling users to view the average dwell time.
Opened as a new maritime gateway in Tokyo's waterfront sub-central area, capable of receiving the world's largest cruise ships.
Odaiba Seaside Park, Chofukue Park, and Ariake Tennis Forest Park served as competition venues for the Tokyo 2020 Games. At Symbol Promenade Park, a flame pedestal was installed, and a monument shaped like the official mascot made of flowers was displayed.
Reopened after renovation following its use as a venue for the Tokyo 2020 Games.
Opened a new waterfront park in the Ariake area of Koto Ward, which has seen rapid development in recent years.
Reopened after redevelopment of the former Tokyo 2020 Games athletes' village site.
Currently, due to a system outage at Microsoft, Tokyo Port Pier Co., Ltd. cannot receive or view emails (Outlook). Therefore, we cannot confirm or reply to messages sent through the contact form on our website. For urgent matters, please contact us by phone.
Currently, due to a system outage at Microsoft, our email (Outlook) cannot receive or view messages. As a result, we cannot confirm or reply to inquiries sent through the contact form on our website. For urgent matters, please contact us by phone at 03-3599-7303.
Due to the Tokyo Bay Daika Fire Festival, the escalators on the Odaiba side and Aomi side of the Teleport Bridge, as well as the escalators in Building B parking lot, will not be available from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
On Saturday, December 5, 2026, we will hold the 'Tokyo Port Tour' departing from Ariake Cruise Terminal and arriving at Odaiba Seaside Park. The approximately 60‑minute route will visit the piers of Aomi, Oi, and Shinagawa, as well as the Maritime Park and Rainbow Bridge. Before boarding, you can observe demonstrations of cleaning and water supply vessels. The event will run from 2:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m., and participation is free.
In connection with the Tokyo Bay Great Fire Festival, the Ariake Seaside Park beach volleyball facilities, West Inage Beach, and recreational water areas will be unavailable all day on Saturday, October 24, 2026. Additionally, toilets, large playground equipment, and some areas within the park will be closed from 0:00 to 23:00 on that day.
Due to the Tokyo Bay Daikaha Fire Festival, the recreational water area will be unavailable all day on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is offering an affordable cruise for residents and is recruiting participants for the 2026 fiscal year. Details can be found on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Port Bureau website.
Tokyo Port Pier Co., Ltd. announced the renewal of the Tokyo Port portal site, aiming to provide users with more comprehensive and easier-to-understand information. Details are posted on the company's official website.
This is information regarding photography permits at Tokyo Port Ferry Terminal. It includes a photography application form, fee schedule, and pledge statements, and applications can also be submitted via email.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Port Authority, Tokyo Port Pier Co., Ltd., Tokyo Port Operations Association, and the Kanto Regional Development Bureau of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism will implement a reservation-based container handling business utilizing CONP AS® in fiscal year Reiwa 6. The Oi 1, 2, 3, and 4 terminals will be operated year-round, and the Oi 6 and 7 terminals, which began operation last year, will expand their implementation scope. Additionally, starting this year, the reservation-based business will also commence at Aomi Terminal 4.