Yokohama City Initiatives FY2018

We publish about past approach about US military facilities.

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• Japan-US talks from 2003 to 16 and initiatives of Motoichi

December 21, 2018

The Ministry of Defense informed us about the budget proposal for FY2019. （PDF：352KB）

November 14, 2018

The Director of the Ministry of Defense, South Kanto Defense Bureau met with Mayor Hayashi and explained the matters agreed by the Japan-US Joint Committee, and in response to it, announced the mayor's comment (press release) (PDF: 172KB).

October 25, 2018

As a member of the Atsugi Base Noise Countermeasures Council, Yokohama City has made a request to the government and the U.S. regarding the elimination of aircraft noise through continuous night take-off and landing training of U.S. aircraft carrier-based aircraft at Atsugi Base”. （PDF：144KB）

September 21, 2018

In connection with U.S. military training at Kitafuji Exercise Area (PDF: 20KB) at Kitafuji Exercise Area from October 25 to November 5, 2018, ammunition will not be carried in at Mizuho Wharf / Yokohama North Dock, We requested the government to take a thorough system so that accidents do not occur, and that it will not lead to enhancement of the functions of the facilities. (Oral request)

August 31, 2018

The Ministry of Defense has notified us of the budget request for FY31. （PDF：8KB）

August 7, 2018

Yokohama City, as a member of the Kanagawa Prefectural Base-Related Prefectural City Liaison Council, has submitted a "Request for Base Issues" to the government. （PDF：787KB）

April 27, 2018

Yokohama City, together with the Atsugi base-related municipalities, made a request for landing training for aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan. （PDF：93KB）

April 26, 2018

Today, the Ministry of Defense has notified us about landing training for aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan. （PDF：24KB）

April 10, 2018

On April 9, Yokohama City Council made a government request to the government regarding U.S. military facilities in Yokohama. （PDF：1,877KB）

April 3, 2018

Today, five CV-22 Ospreys from the Ministry of Defense are scheduled to arrive at Yokohama North Dock by ship today (PDF: 132KB), and will fly from Yokohama North Dock to Yokota Airfield later this week. There was a notification. In response to this, Yokohama City has made a request today (PDF: 45KB).