Nabeta Pier Tobishima Pier   ·Automated CT

With services connecting Tohoku and Hokkaido (Hokkaido Service), the Port of Nagoya Ferry Terminal is widely utilized for cargo transport, business and leisure travel.   This ferry terminal, consisting of two berths for 10,000-ton class vessels and a passenger terminal, was constructed by the Public Corporation in the early 1970’s as a base for large and long-haul car ferry services.   Today, ferries have become an indispensable transport mode supporting domestic logistics and passenger traffic, and are attracting renewed attention as a key player in a modal shift from automobile to maritime transportation, which will alleviate road traffic congestion and environmental pollution caused by exhaust emissions.       Passenger Terminal   Passenger Ramp Movable AutomobileRamp           Berth No. Length Depth Berth No.1 215m -7.5m Berth No.2 215m -7.5m     September, 2009 Route Frequency Ship Name G/T Loading Capacity Passengers Cargo Vehicles Passenger Cars Nagoya-Sendai-Tomakomai 1ferry every two days Ishikari 15,762 777 184 100 kiso 15,795 768 183 113