Yamashita Park

Yamashita Stop is an open stop that extends around 750 meters along Yokohama's waterfront. The recreation center is around a hundred meters wide, and comprises for the most part of open green space. It was developed after the Incomparable Kanto Tremor of 1923.amashita Stop has been an image of recuperation from fiasco since its opening in 1930: This stop was constructed utilizing landfill from the remaining parts of structures pulverized in the Incomparable Kanto Quake of 1923. A celebrated ship, the Hikawa Maru, is docked before Yamashita Stop.

It was in benefit for a long time beginning in 1930. The chic inside of the liner is available to people in general, and incorporates a visitor room once utilized by Charlie Chaplin. The ship/exhibition hall is open from 10AM to 5PM, and shut Mondays. Tickets cost 200 yen for grown-ups and 100 yen for youngsters and seniors more than 65. Statues