Share cycle ports will open at five locations, including rainwater reservoirs in Aoba Ward!

In Yokohama City, we are conducting social experiments on a share cycle in a wide area of the city with the aim of complementing the functions of public transport.
Share cycle ports will be opened simultaneously on Tuesday, May 16 at five locations, including three rainwater regulating ponds, the Aoba Ward Office, and four seasons houses in Teraya Hometown Village.
This will be the first shared cycle port in Yokohama City that utilizes rainwater regulating ponds. Because it is located around a residential area, you can use the share cycle as a casual means of transportation to the station.
In addition, the Teraya Hometown Village will be able to be used for excursions in the hometown village by opening it in the four seasons house and a watermill.