*If you fold back the map and match the anchor logos on the front side with the same color marks on the back side, you can read the explanations alongside the map. *The colored lines above the monument explanations indicate the course colors "View of the French Pavilion on the Coast" Hiroshige (Ⅲ) on the map. /Yokohama City Central Library

14 Site of ’s first modern tree-lined street 15 ❶ Birthplace of Japan’s first railroad 2 29 Monument of the Treaty of Kanagawa, Tamakusu-no-ki tree, sewer Iron bridge Port Bridges 1, 2 and 3 manhole made of brick in the old foreign settlement in Yokohama, etc. Japan’s first railroad opened in 1872. Running A freight train line used In 1867, shopkeepers in Yoshidabashi Bridge Yokohama In 1854, the Treaty of Kanagawa was concluded between Japan and the US here, between Yokohama and Shimbashi, construc- to run through here Bashamichi planted willow was constructed in 1869 leading to Japan opening up to the world after a long period of self-imposed tion of this railroad was supervised by Edmund and pine trees along the based on a design by bound for Shinko Pier. isolation. In addition to a monument commemorating this event (bottom right), street to improve the British civil engineer Morel, an English engineer. This used to be the Bridges 1 and 2 were there are many relics in this area, including Tamakusu-no-ki, a tree which has scenery. This pioneering R.H. Brunton. The first original Yokohama Station, but was later renamed railroad bridges for this Historic continued to stand watch over Yokohama ever since Commodore Perry’s arrival initiative marks Japan’s truss-structured iron Sakuragicho Station. A plaque indicating the former line, and Bridge 3 is a (top; this tree has continued to grow back and flourish despite suffering damage first ever modern tree-lined bridge in Japan, it was site of the stationmaster’s office can be found section of bridge partially relocated from nearby during a series of disasters, such as the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923), the street. known commonly as the on the wall at the entrance of an underpass. Ookagawa Bridge, all of which are important truss bridges. remains of Japan’s first modern sewerage facilities (bottom left), a cannon that was “Metal Bridge.” Monuments located in a former foreign settlement, and a clock tower built near Osanbashi Pier. 16 Site of the checkpoint at Yoshidabashi Bridge 17 Site of the first power plant in Kanagawa Prefecture ❸ Former Yokohama Port Station platform 30 Site of Eiichibankan (British House No.1) 31 Indian Water Fountain etc. () Yoshidabashi Bridge was built In 1890, Yokohama During the prosperous era of This site, once Area No. 1 Yamashita Park was created using rubble from the Great Power Company con- ocean liners which lasted from in Naka Ward: of a settlement for foreign- Kanto Earthquake (1923) to reclaim the waterfront as a park. here soon after the opening of the port to give access to the port. structed a coal-fired the Taisho to the Showa era, ers, was the location of Here, you will find a number of monuments, such as the Indian Water Fountain, donated by the local Indian community in Checkpoints were set up on both power plant at this boat trains from Tokyo Station Jardine Matheson Trading gratitude for aid Indian survivors received after the ends of the bridge as a security site. It was the first arrived and departed from here. House, a company found- time power was supplied The boat trains were connected A Guide Map ed by two Scotsmen. It earthquake, as well as the Statue of the Girl with Red Shoes measure. The area on the sea in Yokohama Prefecture. to cruise ships such as the was commonly known and a monument to the children's song "Seagull Sailor Man" . side was called “Kannai” and The sketch on the monument shows the Edison-type Hikawamaru for the Seattle Course, and were as Eiichibankan (British the one on the land side “Kangai.” direct current generator used back then. affectionately called "Quay Trains" by the locals. House No.1).

18 Yokohama BayStars victory monument 19 R.H. Brunton and Yokohama / ❹ Remains of the former tax office 5 Remains of Yokohama Customs 32 Site of Dr. Hepburn’s House “Kirameki” the oldest park in Japan Constructed in 1914, this House, railroad track and railway Dr. Hepburn was an This monument celebrates the was a red brick three-story was a British civil engineer turntable etc. (Zo-no-hana (Elephant Nose) Park) American missionary Yokohama BayStars’ victory Gothic style building. While Naka Ward, where Yokohama Port opened to the world. This area of town is who came to Japan in 1868 at the invitation of the This is the birthplace of Yokohama Port. Here, you can see who arrived in Japan in the Japan Championship it burned down in 1923 dotted with a range of monuments commemorating the beginnings of Yokohama shortly after the port Japanese government. In addition to constructing historical remains including a railroad track and turntable Series baseball tournament in during the Great Kanto as we know it today and telling us about the history behind the port's opening. used for cargo loading (right) and masonry that sank during opened and published 1998. The monument is inscribed along coastlines across Japan, he Earthquake, these remains Please use this map as a guide to help you explore these fascinating monuments. the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake. Signposts introducing the first-ever Japanese- with the handprints of the team’s contributed immensely to Yokohama’s growth as a were discovered during the great men who created Minato (left), such as English dictionary. The system used in this players. This monument is the modern city, including the design of Yokohama development work for Akarenga Park. The building Yokohama’s early era period industrialist Zenzaburo Monuments National, Prefectural, Municipal Designated and Registered Cultural Property, dictionary formed what is now known as “Hepburn origin of the nickname of the street "BayStars Street." Park and Nihon Odori Street. In Yokohama Park, was furnished with gas heating and electric lighting. City of Yokohama Accredited Historical Buildings Hara and British engineer Henry Spencer Palmer, who was Romanization.” there is a bust of Brunton, overlooking Nihon Odori involved in constructing Yokohama Port, become beautiful Street and the port beyond. 20 Stone lantern of Gankiro pleasure quarter ❻ Screw piles that supported the former Osanbashi illuminated panels at sunset. Do not miss the many other 43 Bluff gutters 44 Alfred Gérard’s tiles and bricks 33Birthplace of dressmaking in Japan 34 Site of Yokohama Tenshudo Church panels dotted around the area. In the past, Yamate The whole area of Yokohama Park was Pier for 101 years During the Meiji period, This stature is a monument In January 1862, the Screw piles screwed into the was known as “the known as Otaya Shinden, created *Remains visible Frenchman Alfred to Mrs. Pearson, a British first Catholic church in seabed through manpower Bluff” among foreign through land reclamation in 1856. underneath a glass floor Gérard opened up lady who, in 1863, opened modern Japan was built alone supported the previous residents living in this Further land reclamation work Japan’s first Western- a dressmaker’s shop in here to propagate Chris- incarnation of Osanbashi area. Gutters were was carried out with the opening style tile and brick Foreign Settlement 97, tianity among foreign Pier for 101 years, from 1894. built alongside the of the port, and it became factory in the area close to this spot. This is settlement residents. The On display is a screw Bluff’s stone-paved known as Miyozaki-cho. Gankiro around Motomachi Park. Some of the tiles on the said to be the beginning of monument features a pile constructed during repair work following the roads between 1874 pleasure quarter opened up here, roof of Motomachi Park Swimming Pool building Western-style dressmak- relief of the church as it Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. and 75. attracting many foreign visitors. date from this period. ing in Japan. was back then. Alfred Gérard’s Springside House 21 Site of Machikaisho 22 Okakura Tenshin Birthplace ❼ Site of raw silk trader Juubei Nakaiya’s shop 8 Former Yokohama Specie Bank Head Office 45 Underground Water Tank 46Daikanzaka 35Birthplace of Rugby in Japan 36Site of Japan’s first newspaper The Machikaisho (town assembly Okakura Tenshin Juubei Nakaiya was born Yokohama Specie Bank Head Gérard recognized that this area Long ago, this slope was In 1866, foreign residents In 1864, Joseph Hiko (Hikozo hall ) was built here in 1874 as an was born here in in Tsumagoi Village, Gunma Office was constructed in 1904. boasted excellent spring water, called Minowazaka, but it established the first Asian Hamada) began translating assembly hall for traders. A two-story 1862, in a trading Prefecture. Nakaiya was an It was designated as an Important and set up his own waterworks became known as “Daikanza- rugby club in Yamashita-cho. and editing foreign newspaper stone building, it gained the nickname house called Ishi- influential trader in Yokohama Cultural Property and a Historical here. He constructed a reservoir, ka” (Magistrate’s Slope) Later, in 1901, the first rugby articles into Japanese to “Clock Tower” due to the clock tower kawaya. A scholar at the time of the port’s Site by the government in selling water to ships at anchor because there was a residence match with Japanese players give people in Japan a better installed on its roof. The predecessor who did much to opening, handling the majority recognition of the fact that it is that he supplied through pipes. belonging to noted village was played in Japan by picture of what was going on organization of The Yokohama Chamber promote Japanese of raw silk transactions a precious building and site that This waterworks facility was headman Tokuemon Ishikawa students of Keio University. in the outside world. These he of Commerce and Industry was arts, he helped found the Tokyo School of Fine here. His grand shop was known as “Akagane contributed to the growth of known as the “Mizu Yashiki” located halfway up. Commodore Perry visited this published as “Overseas News,” the first Japanese language established in this office later on. Arts (current Tokyo University of the Arts). Goten” (Copper Palace). Japan’s industry and economy during the Meiji period. (Springside House). residence when he landed in Japan. newspaper in Japan. This is the site of his residence. Renjo Shimooka, Yokohama’s first 23 Inauguration of telegraph services in Japan 24 Site where Naka Fire Station was established ❾ Birthplace of Japan's First Daily Newspaper 10 47 Scidmore's Sakura 48 Birthplace of tennis in Japan 37 Beginnings of sewerage in Yokohama 38 Birthplace of machine-made ice In 1869, the first Japanese photographer In 1919, Fire Station No. “Yokohama Mainichi Shimbun Renjo Shimooka became the Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, who In 1878, five tennis courts From 1881, brick pipes started In 1879, Dutchman ever telegraph in 2 (present-day Naka Fire (Yokohama Daily Newspaper)” was buried in Yokohama Foreign were built in Yamate Park, Ludowicus Stornebrink Japan was sent first Japanese photographer to be used as sewage pipes Station) was established was first published in 1870. Cemetery, endeavored to plant which were once for the founded the first ice between Yoko- in Yokohama when he set instead of ceramic pipes. The as a permanent fire station. It was the first daily cherry trees along the Potomac exclusive use of foreigners, works in Yokohama at hama Telegraph up business in Noge in 1862. egg-shaped cross-section is a this site. The factory Office, located at You can see monuments newspaper published in He went on to build a new waterfront. These efforts were and this is how modern characteristic feature of these was once destroyed by this site, and Tokyo called "Birthplace Japan. A publishing office studio in Bashamichi, where realized in 1912. Grafted cherry tennis was first introduced pipes, and some of them Telegraph Office. A stone monument featuring of Firefighting and of the newspaper was he enjoyed success as a blossom trees which were into Japan. The Yokohama are still in use today along an earthquake, but was an electric wave pattern stands at the entrance Emergency Services" and "Underground Water Tank located here. A relief of the first issue of the photographer and trained planted in front of her grave can Yamate Museum of Tennis Minamimon-dori Street in rebuilt and continued of Yokohama District Public Prosecutors Office. used by Fire Brigade for Former Foreign Settlement" nearby. newspaper is sculpted on the monument. many pupils. be found here and near Benten Bridge. is located nearby. Chinatown. operations until 1999. First Western-style park in Japan Site of Japan’s first Remains of the former 25 Birthplace of modern hotels in Japan 26 Birthplace of the Modern Bakery in Japan 11 Japan’s first gas street lamps 12 The birthplace of ice cream in Japan 49 (Yamate Park) 50 Japan’s first-ever brass band 39 Western-style laundry business 40 French Consulate House In 1860, C.J. Huffnagel, a As trade with Western In 1872, Japan’s first ever In 1869, Fusazo Machida Yamate Park is the first In 1869, 30 military trainees A number of Japanese The remains of the official res- Dutch ship’s captain,opened countries began, bakeries gas street lamps were lit in opened a shaved ice store Western-style park in Japan, from the Satsuma Domain people ran laundry busi- idence of the 2nd French consul, the Yokohama Hotel, Japan's such as “Tomitaya” founded Bashamichi and Honma- in Bashamichi, selling a created in 1870 by foreign studied military music here nesses for foreign nationals built in 1930 (burned down in first ever modern hotel, here. by Heikichi Utsumi and chi-dori Street by Kaemon version of ice cream called residents. Himalayan cedar at Myoko-ji temple under following the opening a fire in 1947). Here, there is a trees were first planted in this John William Fenton, It is said that German “Uchiki Pan” founded by Takashima’s gas company. “aisu-kurin.” This was of the port, but Zenbei replica of a windmill for drawing Hikotaro Uchiki in Motomachi park, from where they spread bandmaster of Britain's physician Philipp Franz von A pair of reproduction lamps the first-ever ice cream Watanabe is said to have water from a well that was located were born. The bread-eating stands on either side of the throughout Japan. This park 10th Foot Regiment. This Siebold and his children in Japan. Ice cream started the first true at the official residence of the 1st culture that has taken root in modern Japanese daily life monument. subsequently became has been designated as a location is therefore said to be birthplace of brass French consul, which was destroyed in 1923 during the stayed here. Western-style laundry began in this area. popular throughout Japan. Place of Scenic Beauty by the government. band music in Japan. business, in 1861. Great Kanto Earthquake. Post office where international Site of the Kanagawa Maritime Monument to the birthplace of 27 mail services began 28 Transportation Office 13 Drinking water basin for oxen and horses 51 Kirin Beer in Japan 52 Beer Well 41 Site of the Gaiety Theatre 42 Ruins of the Yamate 80-ban Kan During the early days of Japan’s The Kanagawa Maritime Trans- During the first few decades This area is called Amanuma. This well was used for The Gaiety Theatre once This site comprises the sole of the 20th century, oxen and existing ruins of a foreign postal system, international portation Office was established Springwater wells up from seven years from 1895 stood on this site, until horses were still the main house in Yokohama from before mail was handled by foreign in 1859 with the opening of here. In 1870, an American to make beer. Part of it was destroyed during form of land transport, and the Great Kanto Earthquake post office branches in Japan. Yokohama Port. It was responsible called William Copeland Kitagata Elementary Great Kanto Earthquake drinking water basins were (1923). Thought to have been However, in January 1875, for some of the most important School’s grounds have of 1923. Plays, concerts provided for them at roadsides. set up a beer brewery built from the late Meiji period jurisdiction was transferred been registered as a and other events were duties under the jurisdiction This is one such basin, located here, and was the first in to early Taisho period, this next to Hachimanbashi local historical site by held at this theatre, a place to the Japanese government of Kanagawa Magistrate’s *The wall relief depicts Japan to brew and sell monument shows a layout draw- Bridge in Isogo-ku (there is another replica at the entrance where Yokohama’s foreign when Yokohama Post Office (current Yokohama Port Post Office, including customs Bashamichi at the end beer on an ongoing basis. the city under the name ing of the house and exhibits beautiful tiles that were of the Meiji period. of the Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History). Office) took over operations from the United States Post Office. duties and foreign affairs. of “Birthplace of Beer Production in Japan.” residents came to mingle. excavated here. 1870: Yamate Park opens as Japan’s first ever Western-style park Publisher: Ward Administration Promotion Division, Naka Ward 1854: Conclusion of the Treaty of Kanagawa 1872: A railroad line opens between Yokohama and Shimbashi Administration Office, City of Yokohama Published May 2021 1858: Conclusion of the Treaty of Amity and Commerce 1876: Yokohama Park (then Higa Park) opens You can also find out more on our website. 35 Nihon Odori, Naka-ku, Yokohama 231-0021 TEL: 045-224-8128 FAX: 045-224-8214 1859: Port opens in Kanagawa (Yokohama) along with , Hyogo, Niigata and Hakodate Yokohama Historic Monuments in Naka Ward: 1889: Yokohama is reorganized as a city A Guide Map are available in English, Chinese and Korean.▶ 1869: Yoshidabashi Bridge becomes a railroad bridge (beginning of railroad bridges in Japan) Yokohama Historic Monuments in Naka Ward: A Guide Map

Shinko Pier Hammerhead Cruise Terminal (Shinko Pier Cruise Terminal) Japan Coast Guard Museum YOKOHAMA Legend ● Shinko Pier Monument to LARA ❸ Former Yokohama Port Monuments* CUPNOODLES PARK・ Station platform Osanbashi-kyakusen-Terminal National/Prefectural/Municipal Designated/Registered Cultural Osanbashi Pier (Osanbashi Passenger Terminal) Yamashita Pier Hammerhead Entrance Remains of the former tax office ❹ (closed to the public) Megami-bashi Bridge B Property, City of Yokohama Accredited Historical Buildings* Akarenga-Soko B ● * Numbers correspond to those with an explanation on the reverse Cupnoodles JICA Yokohama (Yokohama Kamome Harp Museum Park Japanese Overseas Red Brick Warehouse) Bus stops on the Akai Kutsu sightseeing bus routes Migration Museum MARINE&WALK Aka Renga Park Haiku-inscribed Momofuku Ando (Red Brick Warehouse Park) Invention Memorial Museum monument for Hikawamaru■ Bus stops on the BAYSIDE BLUE sightseeing articulated bus routes （Cupnoodles Museum） ■ Aka Renga Soko Fujio Akimoto (Red Brick Warehouse) B Yamashita-futo Main cycle ports for baybike, Yokohama's bike sharing system ● Osanbashi Pier Bldg. (Yamashita Pier) B Kokusai-bashi Bridge Shinko Explanation of ❻ Screw piles that supported Statue of Girl Scout Water bus stop Circle Walk the former Osanbashi Pier Aka Renga Soko The Statue of the Girl with Red Shoes ● Shinko Akarenga-Soko-mae (Red Brick Warehouses) for 101 years Seagull Sailor Man Public toilet Police Tourist information (Yokohama ● ● World Plaza Central Plaza Indian Water Fountain ■Yamashita Park Monument of General Red Brick Warehouse) Monument to the 150th anniversary of Artemio Ricarte the opening of Yokohama Port ● Statue of Guardian ● ● Yamashita Rinko Line Promenade (Tanemaru) ● God of Water ● B Porin Bridge 31 ZANGIRI Yamashita-koen-mae Yamashitabashi Bridge Yokohama Regional ● (Yamashita Park) Yokohama Joint Government Building ■ Yokohama (Birthplace of western-style Saita, saita, CosmoWorld Shinkobashi Bridge Suijo Police Station haircuts in Japan) sakura ga saita (tentative name/ Zou-no-Hana Park Marine under renovation as of May 2021) Remains of Yokohama Customs House, B Yamashita-koen-mae (Japanese song) Tower Mae Yokohama Pavilion Baltard Bankoku-bashi Bridge (Yamashita Park) ● railroad track and railway turntable Osanbashi Entrance Doll Museum Birthplace Monument of Canal Park Bankokubashi Yokohama No.2 Joint (Osanbashi Pier) Yamashitakoen Dori ■ ■ Harbor View Park 5 Monument to Yokohama Bowling Saloon (Bankoku Bridg.) Government Office Bureau Former English House No.7 Hotel French Bridge (Minato-no-Mieru Oka Koen) Memorial tower for Hatoba Hall ● Birthplace of bank work （ ） Gas Lamps (closed as of May 2021) 2 Port Bridge 3 World Porters-mae Site of Eiichibankan Toda Peace Memorial Hall New Grand ● Statue of Mother and Child's Love Yokohama Port's laborers● 30 (British House No. 1) Yokohama Area Medallion Remains of (Former Ooka Kanagawa Kenmin Hall Joint Government Bldg. ● ● brick well ● Former Yokohama Industry & Trade Mizumachi Dori 32 ● ● River Bridge) Archives of History Silk Museum Center Bldg. 40 ● Monument to the Song Minatomirai Line Great men who ( Old British Consulate General ) Site of Dr. Hepburn’s House B "Minato ga Mieru Oka" Kanagawa Museum of Monument of the Treaty of Kanagawa ■ ● Modern Literature Kanagawa Police created Minato and Former Guard House 29 Imperial Bldg. 39 Site of Japan’s Monument of Kitanaka-dori-kita Motomachi- first Western-style Osaragi Jiro ■ Headquarters ■ Yokohama Customs Yokohama Archives of History Sewer manhole made of Birthplace of Rinka Ohno B Daisan Park ● 29 iriguchi laundry business Memorial Museum (Queen's Tower) Tamakusu- 29 brick in the old foreign settlement in Yokohama dressmaking in Japan 38 Minatonomieruoka- Site of Mitsubishi Logistics ■ Choyo-Mon Yatozaka Remains of the Former Portside no-ki tree ● Kaiko-Hiroba Park Former KAAT (Kanagawa Arts Theatre)/ Birthplace of koen-mae Consulate General of NYK Former Kanagawa ■ B Gate Motomachi-Chukagai Sta. machine-made ice former French (Minato-no-mieru revetment Yokohama Settlement ■ NHK Yokohama ■ Consulate House the Rep.Korea Maritime Museum Industrial Union Hall Site of the Yokohama Kaigan Church Site of Yokohama Tenshudo Yatobashi Bridge Oka Park) ■ Cannon and clock tower of No. 48 Bldg. B ● ■ British House Yokohama 2Port Bridge 2 Nihon-odori Sta. Kanagawa Maritime ■ 34 Church Motomachi Yokohama Local Sotsu Yokohama Building Kencho-mae Transportation Office former Settlement No. 90 Former Loa Bank Anchor of 47 America Meteorological Kitanaka-dori-kita ■ Yokohama Branch Yokohama Yamashita-cho Shell Mound ■ Bluff No.111 (Former Hon-cho Asahi Bldg.) Kanagawa Prefectural Yokohama Minato Birthplace of ■ Hon-cho Dori Chukagai-iriguchi Yama Park Observatory 41Site of the Gaiety Theatre ■ Daini Park Kaigan-dori Chinatown the Marifu Maru Scidmore's (Former Laffin House) Yokohama No. 2 Joint Government Main Bldg. Post Office 26 the Modern Bakery in Japan (China Town) Information Center ■ Government Office Bldg. (King's Tower) Kanagawa Jichi Kaikan Sakura Iwasaki Museum Yokohama Site of Machikaisho 28 27 Post office where international mail services began Minami-Mon Silk Road Bluff 99 Garden (Gaieteza Theatre) (Former Yokohama ■ International School Former Yokohama Silk Conditioning House ) Okakura Tenshin Birthplace Former Yokohama Trunk Line Telephone Office Site of Dr. Hepburn's ● YOKOHAMA Silk Conditioning House Bashamichi Sta. Museum of Yokohama Urban History Chukagai Mishirizaka Yokohama Foreign AIR CABIN ■ Site of raw silk trader Nihon-odori TheSta. Japan ■ Silk Dori Yamate residence Warehouse B and C Yokohama Museum of EurAsian Cultures (China Town) Shanghai Road Daikanbashi Bridge General Cemetery Former Newspaper Museum Former Jinyazaka ■ Juubei Nakaiya’s shop 21 Yokohama District B Birthplace of ■ ■ Public Prosecutors (Newspark) ● ■ Yokohama Settlement The Yokohama Office 25 modern hotels in Japan revetment Former Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank Bankers' Association Hon-cho Dori Inauguration of ■ ● No. 91 Wall Ruins Alfred Gérard’s B ■ 24 Underground water tank used by Yamate Museum Port Bridge 1 Former Yokohama B Yokohama Central Branch ■ ● Site of Yokohama telegraph services fire brigades for former foreign settlements Springside House ■ Nippon 2 Birthplace of Monument to Chamber of Commerce in Japan Yokohama- ■ Maru Yokohama Silk Conditioning House Yokohama City and Industry Site where Naka Fire Station Ichiba Dori masobyo Monument of the Site of 45 Underground Water Tank ●the foundation of ■ Oldest gas pipe Port Museum ● lighthouses Warehouse Office ■ Yokohama Currency Port Opening Memorial Hall ■ was established Kaiko Road Birthplace of 35 Taisho Filmmaker's Studio Tin Toy ■ Former Fuji Bank Yokohama Rugby in Japan Yamashita-cho Monument of in Japan Exchange Company ● (Jack's Tower) Nihon Odori Egg- Museum ■ Nippon Maru Yokohama Branch Office District Court KN Nihon- Hong Kong Road Park Maedabashi Bridge the Painting Business ■ Yokohama Minato Odori Yokohama Media and Beer Well Kitanaka-dori-kita BashamichiFormer Sta. Yokohama Odori Bldg. shaped Kanton Road Memorial Park ■ (Former Yasuda Bank Monument to the foundation of Communications Center ● ● Christ Church Birthplace of Beer Brewing Bashamichi Shopping 44 Daiichi Park Specie Bank Street Cooperative Yokohama Branch Office) Yokohama Koshin Bank sewage pipe Suzaku-Mon Gate 52 (Beer Brewery Remains) Former Bank of Yokohama Main Office Annex ■ (Former Yokohama Commercial & Zenrin-Mon 46Daikanzaka Head Office Bank of Japan Industrial Promotion Center) Chuzan Road Alfred Gérard’s tiles and bricks ■ (Daiichi Bank Yokohama Branch) Bashamichi Otsu Bldg. Gate Monument of the Site of Japan's ● ● Former Yokohama Benten Dori Yokohama Branch Chukagai-Odori (Chinatown Main Street) Kitanaka-bashi Bridge 8 (Former Tokio Marine and First Baptist Church 43 Bluff gutters Kitagata E. Sch. Dock Co., Ltd. ❾ Kanagawa Naka Kaga-cho B Birthplace of Fire Insurance Building ) ● THE BAYS Birthplace of Yokohama ■ Minamizaka Biyazake Dori Dock Number 1 Ooka River Birthplace of Yokohama's postal service ■ Ward Office Police Station Motomachi Park Ehrismann Bluff No. 234 B Japan's First Daily Newspaper Prefectural Museum of ■ Yokohama- Motomachi Baptist Seminary Cultural History Kannai Sakura Dori Choan Road Kanteibyo Dori Residence Yokohama City Hall Baystars Dori Former Japan Cotton Former Kanagawa Kanteibyo Hyakudan Park Ruins of 42 ■ ■ 10 Renjo Shimooka, Yokohama Branch Office Labour Standards Bureau Takadazaka the Yamate 80-ban Kan Yokohama’s first Yokohama Naka (Former Japan Cotton Kitamon Dori Nishimon Dori Pension Office Yokohama Branch Warehouse) Genbu-Mon Gate Yokohama Berrick Hall Sakuragicho Sta. Sompo Japan Overseas 36 Site of Japan’s first newspaper Yokohama Bashamichi Bldg. Japanese photographer R.H. Brunton and Yokohama Daikanzaka ■ 19 Daiwa Roynet Hotel Chinese School Shiokumizaka (Former Kawasaki Bank Yamashitacho Kirinen Park Yokohama Branch) 19 20 ■ Strong Bldg. ■ Ferris University Bldg. Sakuramirai Footbridge ● the oldest park Stone lantern of Kaze no Hiroba Park JR Negishi Line Birthplace of Western No.6 Annex Yokohama Futaba 51 Japan’s first in Japan Public Works Office, Motomachi Naka Dori Benten-bashiScidmore's Bridge dentistry in Japan Gankiro pleasure Fukken Road Junior & Senior Motomachi Dori Yamate-Hon Dori gas street lamps Door of the former Osanbashi Dori Naka Branch Inarizaka Monument to quarter Beginnings of High Shool Sakura Birthplace of Western 11 ● Naka Ward Office front entrance 37 Ferris University the birthplace of Sakuragicho Sta. Kannai Odori dentistry studies in Japan Kannai Hall Yokohama BayStars sewerage in Yokohama Kirin Beer in Japan

● 18 victory monument “Kirameki” ■Yokohama Park B Saint Maur

Kawagishi Dori (Underground Passage) (Underground

Noge Chikamichi Chikamichi Noge 17 Minato Junior International School Yokohama High School Municipal Subway 12 Site of the first power plant Yokohama Municipal ● B Drinking water basin 13 in Kanagawa Prefecture Yokohama Municipal ■ Blue Line ❶ Minato Sogo Minato Junior High School Gatepost for oxen and horses The birthplace of （ ） Ferris Girl's Birthplace of ice cream in Japan High School Newel of the Former Hanazono Bridge Yokohama Japan’s first railroad Jr-Sr High School Health and Oe-bashi Bridge B B Empei-Mon ■Nishinohashi Bridge Welfare CenterSakuragicho Sta. Site of Yokohama Station Gate Yokohama Yokohama Seiyo-Mon Motomachi E. Sch. Yokohama Futaba stationmaster’s office E.School ■ Site of Japan's Shiloh Church Kannai Sta. Municipal Subway Gate ■ Blue Line first gas company 7th Yokohama City Hall Yokohama Stadium Ferris University Bldg. No.10 Kanagawa (Former Rising Sun Honcho Chusyokigyo Center Elementary School B Petroleum Company Housing) 14 Site of Japan’s first modern tree-lined street Remains of the 2nd Yokohama City ■ ■ Myokoji Temple Hall Foundation ● ■ Birthplace of Monument of Site of Yokohama Ironworks ● Ishikawacho Sta. (Motomachi-Chukagai) Sacred Heart tennis in Japan the National Anthem B Cathedral Yokohama Ferris 48 "Kimigayo" 50 Yokohama Iron bridge 15 Yokohama University Japan’s first-ever Kannai Sta. Family Court Nigiwaiza Yoshida-bashi Ogi-cho Park brass band 16 Site of the checkpoint at ■ 49 First Western-style park in Japan

Bridge Yamate Tunnel

Shopping StreetHigashi-dori Fukutomi-cho Former Bluff No.68 Yoshidabashi Bridge Yokohama Yamate River Nakamura (Yamate Park)

Isezakicho Street Isezakicho Chinese School (Yamate Park Yoshidamachi Park Odori Kanagawa Management Office) Labor Plaza Yoshihama-cho

Fukutomi-cho Park Route 16 Route Nishi Park Kamenobashi Bridge ■ Bluff No.18 Sakuramichibashi Bridge Former Yokohama “Monument to Peace” is approx. ■ Matsuzakaya 1 km straight down this road Honmoku Dori ● Department Store (located in Odori Park, 1 min. → Yamate Italian Garden West Wing walk from Bandobashi Station) ■ ● Nure Jizo statue ■ Home of a Diplomat (Former Uchida Residence)

Main Walking Courses

Minato /Yokohama Course Mono no Hajime Yokohama Foreign Yamate Hill Course Kitagata Course Three Towers Course Sakuragicho Station ↔ Nihon-Odori Station, (The beginning of things) Course Settlement Course Motomachi-Chukagai Station ↔ Motomachi-Chukagai Station, Ishikawa-cho Station ↔ Motomachi-Chukagai Station, Kannai Station ↔ Nihon-Odori Station, approx. 70 min. 1 6 Bashamichi Station ↔ Kannai Station, Nihon-Odori Station ↔ Ishikawacho Station, approx. 40 min. 38 47 approx. 50 min. 48 52 approx. 20 min. 19 20 27 29 5 28 21 22 7 20 21 37 * From 6 to Nihon-Odori Station, see Course . approx. 60 min. approx. 90 min. * Some sections have steep slopes or steps. * From 52 to Motomachi-Chukagai Station, see Course .