Japan ports update - 24th March - Dry bulk

Port conditions: The following listed dry bulk ports are closed or non-operational. Rescue operations are still being undertaken and no indication yet of repair/recovery works, not only to the ports but to the many roads, bridges etc. destroyed by the quake and tsunami on March 11, 2011.

PortsMain commodities 
HachinoheGrain
Logs/Lumbers
Concentrate
HitachiContainers / Vehicles
General cargo 
Hitachinaka Containers/Vehicles 
General cargo 
IshinomakiCoal 
Concentrate
Logs/Lumbers
Steel products
Grain
KamaishiGrain
Logs/Lumbers 
Steel products
Coal
Vehicles
Kashima Coal/Iron Ore/Steel products (Sumitomo Metal Terminal)
Grain (4 terminals)
 
Kesennuma Fishery port
 
MiyakoLogs/Lumbers 
Fertilizers 
OfunatoCoal 
Logs/Lumbers
Cement 
OnahamaCoal /Concentrate / Slag 
Logs/Lumbers 
 
Sendai/ShiogamaContainers/Vehicles
General cargo
Logs/Lumbers
 
SomaCoal (Power station)
Logs/Lumbers

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