Aomi Kita Port Park, Metropolitan port park in Aomi, Koto ward, Tokyo, Japan

Aomi Kita Port Park is a Tokyo metropolitan seaside park in Aomi 2-chome, Koto ward, bordered by the East Yashio greenway to the north and separated from Aomi Minami Port Park by the Aomi passenger ship terminal to the south. Its paths are paved with brown brick, and its boardwalks, benches and bins are designed in a port-town style. The Antarctic observation ship Soya, an outdoor exhibit of the Museum of Maritime Science, is moored in the water along the park.

Aomi Kita Port Park is a Tokyo metropolitan seaside park administered by the Tokyo Port and Harbor Bureau. It adjoins the East Yashio Greenway Park to the north and, beyond the Aomi Passenger Ship Terminal, the Aomi Minami Port Park to the south. In 2020 the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal, handling large cruise ships, opened next to the park.

The park's name, Aomi Kita Port Park, marks it as the northern of the two Aomi pier parks, with Aomi Minami Port Park lying beyond the passenger ship terminal to the south. Its brown brick paths, boardwalks, benches and bins are designed in a port-town style, and the Antarctic research ship Soya, an outdoor exhibit of the Museum of Maritime Science, is moored in the water alongside.

The park is a two-minute walk from Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Station on the Yurikamome line. Toei buses 海01, 波01 and express 05 stop at Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Station-mae and Miraikan-mae, both also about two minutes on foot. The brown-brick paths link directly with Higashi-Yashio Greenway Park and Aomi Minami Port Park, forming a continuous walking and jogging route of roughly one hour one way.

Visitors can watch real container ships being loaded and unloaded while they relax or walk. This direct closeness to daily port operations makes the park experience uncommon and shows Tokyo's busy harbor from a rare public viewpoint.