Last Sunday we toured the Hikawamaru. It's a grand old luxury liner that was launched around 1930. Now it's permanently moored at Yamashita Park in Yokohama. Take a look at the wonderful world of ocean going travel when it was done in style.
First Class all the way!
Hey! who's driving this thing
The view from the main deck.
Emi with Yamashita Park in the back ground
Looks like a stow away.
The view from the fantail.
Stern shot
Once back on shore it's time to enjoy a cold drink!
Thanks for stopping by.
Mike
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Iseyama Shrine, Noge Yokohama
I read about Iseyama Shrine in a Yokohama History book, so, I decided to visit.
Say goodbye to last year.
Say hello to the year of the snake.

A shrine maiden waits to greet visitors.
The morning sun was quite bright.

I never met a shrine maiden that I didn't like.
Visitors buying trinkets.
After I left the shrine I went to the dockside to listen to a free concert. This guy was very talented.
It was a beautiful winter day to be out and about.
Mike
Say goodbye to last year.
Say hello to the year of the snake.
A shrine maiden waits to greet visitors.
The morning sun was quite bright.
I never met a shrine maiden that I didn't like.
Visitors buying trinkets.
After I left the shrine I went to the dockside to listen to a free concert. This guy was very talented.
It was a beautiful winter day to be out and about.
Mike
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Again, Film
Yes, I'm still working on the film thing. Some more images I just scanned this evening.
Inside looking out at the Yokohama Archives of History.
Standing on the Shinkobashi Bridge
Bashamichi street where they retain the old and build on it with the new.
My never ending quest to get a cool looking lantern picture (a quest that I'm still on).
There are no shortage of Chinese restaurants in China Town.
This statue was a gift to Yokohama from the City of San Diego (Yokohama's sister city).
The seagulls of Yamashita park.
I never get tired of taking pictures at the train station.
A new watering hole to be explored at a later date. This place starts serving at 8:00 AM.
I hear this is a great Jazz bar (located about two blocks from the Yokohama Stadium).
The best looking crossing guards I've ever seen! (Motomachi)
A beautiful day, a beautiful girl; welcome to the Bay Quarter.
Stain glass window at the Yokohama Foreigen General Cemetary.
Zou-No-Hana District
Crossing the Nakamura River
The Yokohama marine Tower
Thanks for taking a look.
Mike
Inside looking out at the Yokohama Archives of History.
Standing on the Shinkobashi Bridge
Bashamichi street where they retain the old and build on it with the new.
My never ending quest to get a cool looking lantern picture (a quest that I'm still on).
There are no shortage of Chinese restaurants in China Town.
This statue was a gift to Yokohama from the City of San Diego (Yokohama's sister city).
The seagulls of Yamashita park.
I never get tired of taking pictures at the train station.
A new watering hole to be explored at a later date. This place starts serving at 8:00 AM.
I hear this is a great Jazz bar (located about two blocks from the Yokohama Stadium).
The best looking crossing guards I've ever seen! (Motomachi)
A beautiful day, a beautiful girl; welcome to the Bay Quarter.
Stain glass window at the Yokohama Foreigen General Cemetary.
Zou-No-Hana District
Crossing the Nakamura River
The Yokohama marine Tower
Thanks for taking a look.
Mike
Monday, January 7, 2013
Nogeyama Zoo
Well, here it is, the not so world famous Nogeyama Zoo! This Zoo is located on a hill near Hinodecho train station (Yokohama). Last Sunday Emi and I visited the Zoo and for me, the high light of our visit was seeing the children in the petting zoo; so that's what I'm going to share with everyone today.
She's building up the courage to move in and start petting.
No fear here.


It's hard to tell, but she's cradling a small chick in her hands.
This little guy was having fun watching the Penguins.
I don't think these fellows were impressed with us at all .
And, that was our day at the zoo!
Thanks for stopping by.
Mike
She's building up the courage to move in and start petting.
No fear here.
It's hard to tell, but she's cradling a small chick in her hands.
This little guy was having fun watching the Penguins.
I don't think these fellows were impressed with us at all .
And, that was our day at the zoo!
Thanks for stopping by.
Mike
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