Port of Ube (JPUBJ) — Japan
Body of water: Amakusa
Ube (UN/LOCODE JPUBJ) is a medium-depth port in Japan, on the Amakusa. The facility is located at 33.933333, 131.233333 within the Japanese archipelago. This port falls under NAVAREA XI and is situated in a region characterized by large tides. Navigational approaches are supported by available local services, though no vessels are currently observed in port.
Vessels currently in port: 3.
Vessels currently in port
- MMSI 431000497 (MMSI 431000497)
- MMSI 431003726 (MMSI 431003726)
- MMSI 563128300 (MMSI 563128300) — 48h in port
Vessels on approach
- KOUWA MARU (IMO 8738275) → JPUBJ
- OKIHARUMARU (IMO 9058505) → JP UBJ OFF
- TENMA (IMO 9099248) → JPUBJ
- RYOYU MARU (IMO 9873993) → JP UBJ OFF
- ASUKAMARU (IMO 9690585) → JP UBJ OFF
- KOUAN MARU (IMO 9989376) → JP UBJ OFF
- JING YUAN (IMO 8738225) → JPUBJ
- SYOUZAN MARU (IMO 9739147) → JPUBJ
- AKIYOSHIMARU (IMO 9983011) → JP UBJ CEMENT NO.5
- ZUIHOU MARU (IMO 32) → JP UBJ OFF
- KIYOYASUMARU (IMO 9789568) → JP UBJ CEMENT-1
- KOUSEN MARU (IMO 9933171) → JP UBJ OFF
- SHIN EI MARU (IMO 1039503) → JP UBJ CEMENT-1
- YASA UNSAL SUNAR (IMO 9396206) → UBE
- JUNO PACIFIC (IMO 9424118) → JP,JPUBJ
- CORONA MAJESTY (IMO 9427005) → UBE
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Port of Ube located?
The port is situated at 33.933333 latitude and 131.233333 longitude. It is positioned along the Amakusa aquatic area in Japan.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Ube is JPUBJ. This code is used for international maritime identification and documentation.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
The Port of Ube is located within NAVAREA XI. This region is used for the dissemination of maritime safety information.
What services are available at this port?
The port offers several maritime services to support vessel operations. These include various local assistance and port-related facilities.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to Ube is classified as having medium depth. Mariners should account for these conditions and the large tidal range when planning transit.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.