“Cyberport Infrastructure Information Platform Expands to Cover 125 Ports Nationwide, According to MLIT”

On the 25th, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced the expansion of the data platform “Cyber Port (Port Infrastructure Field)” for managing infrastructure information from planning to maintenance in ports operated by the Port Bureau. The platform will now cover all 125 ports categorized as international strategic ports, international hub ports, and important ports.

The expansion of the “Cyber Port” data platform to include a broader range of ports aims to centralize and enhance the management of infrastructure information, promoting efficient planning, maintenance, and development of port facilities across the designated categories. By providing a comprehensive platform for managing port infrastructure data, the Ministry aims to improve operational efficiency and support the strategic development of ports in enhancing their roles in international trade and logistics.

As the “Cyber Port” platform expands its coverage to include a more extensive network of ports, monitoring the implementation and impact of this initiative will be essential to understanding how it contributes to the optimization and advancement of port infrastructure management in Japan.