The Yurikamome train links the artificial island on Tokyo Bay, riding on the famous Rainbow Bridge. This bridge links both sides of the busy Odaiba bay portside docks. Thisseries of short videos include images taken in and around both Yokohama Bay and Tokyo Harbor. As an island nation, Japan has a long history as well as current focus on maritime activities. Its port museums reflect this history and interest; thousands of students go on tours of the museums which help stoke interest in and appreciation for maritime science ad commerce. Included in this series, one can see: Lift-van crates stored in transit while on the docks at Yokohama Bay, covered by a large canopy, on the dock and out of doors. (Which leads us to the question: would your LCL cargo be well enough protected, to withstand the elements while dockside or in transit? Export packaging is crucial element to safe transport of sea-going cargo.) Container ships staged at the docks andd working their cargo (loading/unloading) while on Yokohama port and Odaiba port in Tokyo Harbor. Vidoes include: Japanese customs house facilities, current location and past history of their operations; port control facilities run by the Japanese Coast Guard. Japanese SDF self defense force videos. Port wind & water turbines. Historical perspectives: on and off board the Nippon Maru sailing training vessel; Yokohama Port museum, symbolic statuary for the sister port relationship between Yokohama and Vancouver ports, dockyard photos …