18 selections of Keihin Forests selected by volunteer guides

Umi Shibakoen, which is adjacent to Kaishibaura Station, the end point of the Tsurumi Line branch line, is a company that has developed a part of the factory as a park and is open to visitors. A great place to view the Keihin Canal and Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge.
Opening hours: 9:00 to 20:30

In 2006, at the time of redevelopment of the company building, an eco-up green space was built on the premises. We observe natural regeneration without moving aquatic plants etc. into the dragonfly pond. A wide variety of aquatic plants and medaka have already been produced.

The former site of the cargo service private line has been reborn as a public green space filled with flowers. There is also a dragonfly pond in the park.

In 2009, the promenade overlooking Yokohama Port and Mount Fuji, as well as the observatory and Oguro Hill were completed as a company's public green space (1.2ha). Forest and commemorative tree planting for the 150th anniversary of the opening of the port.

Children from nearby Koyasu Elementary School planted seedlings grown from acorns. Companies give lectures to elementary school students about environmental activities.

The site of the freight line, which was active as an artery in the Keihin Industrial Zone, has been reborn as a green oasis. Atsushi of the Highland Fund was partially rehabilitated by Atsushi. The first forest of the 150th anniversary of the opening of the port.

A green space in which 9,000 seedlings were planted by citizens in 2004. The view of Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge in front of you and Boso in the distance is wonderful.

An experiential learning facility where you can easily learn from the familiar living environment to the global environment.
Trees and grass are growing as they are, without being able to access the rooftop biotope with coppice forests and ponds. You can also enjoy watching creatures such as dragonflies and flowers.

About 3.5ha of green space, 60,000 trees are planted, and lawn squares, tonbo ponds, and promenades are provided.
"Yokohama Twin Tower" (exhaust tower of the power plant) offers a 360-degree view from the observatory 200 meters above the ground.

Sanctuary and green garden in the city. You can observe a lot of wild birds. Yokohama-grown (wild species) medaka is released into the pond.
In addition to brewery tours, it is popular with many people, such as restaurants and seminars. Closed on Monday

Regenerate seaside nature when rebuilding old seawalls.
We are conducting research on the natural environment born in tidal flats and beaches. It is a place for fun to interact with citizens and the sea.

At the time of the embankment construction, the environment was improved, leaving the tidal flats. Many creatures such as crabs and fry are inhabited.

At the mouth of the Katabira River, brackish waters affected by the ebb and flow of the tides and waves, creates a natural waterfront environment that extends from waters to land.

In 1935, the head office building at the time of operation as Japan's first integrated vehicle production plant.
Inside the museum, successive engines and vehicles are exhibited. Yokohama City Certified Historic Building. In addition, JVC's Daiichi Plant facade has also been certified.

Shozo Kurokawa, who was worried about the weathering of the raw wheat incident (1862), which was the dawn of modern Japan, built a monument in 1883. Yokohama City Registered Cultural Property.
The reference museum is a private museum in which Takeo Asami collects and displays domestic and foreign materials related to the raw wheat case in 1994. Please contact me before you visit.

The defense base of the port where a cannon was placed at the time of opening. Earth and sand from Gongenyama was used for landfill.
The surrounding landfill has progressed, and a part of the stone wall reminds me of the time.

The natural forest called "Zozan" is designated as a prefectural protection forest wildlife sanctuary.
At the top, there is a bronze statue of Soichiro Asano, an entrepreneur who reclaimed the Keihin Industrial Zone, and still watches over the Keihin Industrial Zone.

There are tabunoki (270 years old, 18m tall) and ginkgo (170 years old, 18m tall) of the city-designated famous tree Furuki.