This is important logistics statistics published by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in the May 2025 Port Statistics Flash Report, analyzing monthly data on foreign trade cargo trends at Japan's major ports. These statistics serve as fundamental data for understanding Japan's international logistics trends and economic activity levels, widely used for policy formulation and private sector business decisions. Regarding container handling performance at major 6 ports, foreign trade cargo container volume in May was 1,171,328 TEU.
Port Statistics Flash Report (May 2025) - Container volume for foreign trade cargo at major 6 ports (Tokyo, Kawasaki, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, and Kobe) was 1,171,328 TEU (4.1% increase from same month previous year)
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This is important logistics statistics published by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in the May 2025 Port Statistics Flash Report, analyzing monthly data on foreign trade cargo trends at Japan's major ports. These statistics serve as fundamental data for understanding Japan's international logistics trends and economic activity levels, widely used for policy formulation and private sector business decisions. Regarding container handling performance at major 6 ports, foreign trade cargo container volume in May was 1,171,328 TEU.
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