Kushiro Port is a major port on the Pacific Ocean coast of eastern Hokkaido. The port's proximity to one of Japan's most prominent food supply areas, which produces dairy products and other primary commodities, as well as it being the port in Japan closest to North America, makes Kushiro Port an important junction in land and sea traffic networks and a key distribution base in eastern Hokkaido.

[Central Wharf, East Port Area]
Length : 249 m
Water Depth : -10 m
Apron Width : 12 m
Tidal Range : 0.87 m

[Earthquake-resistant cruise-ship terminal (to be placed in service in 2011)]
Length : 310 m
Water Depth : -9 m
Apron Width : 20 m
Tidal Range : 0.87 m

��Welcome Ceremony�^
Presentation of bouquets/commemorative gifts, welcome speech by the mayor

��Introducing Japanese Culture�^
Ezo/Taiheiyo drum performances, hands-on tea ceremony demonstration

��Tourist Information Center�^
If you have a request, feel free to contact us.

��Currency Exchange�^
If you have a request, feel free to contact us.

��Shuttle Bus Services�^
Although there are no permanent facilities, related services may be provided on request.