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Last Updated March 16, 2024
Rediscover the charm of Nishi Ward! Walking route "Onsen Chishin no Michi"
~ Enjoy walking around the information signs~
A walking route where you can rediscover the charm of historic Nishi Ward.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Nishi Ward system (fiscal 2014), we have created three routes: “a new town of industry that connects the old and new urban areas”, “New and New Tokaido Roads”, and “The New Town of New and Old Tokaido Roads” and “New Towns of Life”.
On the route, there are guide signs that introduce photos of old towns and topographic maps, and stepping stone signs indicating the route.
Topics
- [End of the event] "Digital Stamp Rally" commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Nishi Ward system
80th anniversary of the Nishi Ward system "Mystery Solving Digital Stamp Rally" [End]
You can challenge the mystery by reading the two-dimensional code installed on the general information signs (all 14 locations) scattered along the "Onsen Chishin no Michi" walking route.
If you answer the mystery correctly and collect stamps, you can apply for a wonderful prize according to the number of stamps you have earned.
You don't need to download the app, and you can start from anywhere in 14 places.
Please try it while enjoying walking around Nishi Ward.
(* For details, please refer to the outline or flyer (PDF: 2,543KB))
Outline of the event
Implementation period |
From Thursday, February 15, 2024 to Friday, March 15, 2024 |
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Target person | Anyone can participate. |
Stamp spot | General signNishi Ward |
How to participate | If you read the two-dimensional code installed on the general information sign with your smartphone camera, you can answer the mystery solving (you do not need to download the app). |
Participation fee | Free (* data communication charges are excluded.) |
Prize money | You can apply for one of the prizes depending on the number of stamps you have earned. |
Handbill
Flyer download of flyer of "Mystery Solving Digital Stamp Rally" (PDF: 2,543KB)
Guided tour of the 80th anniversary of the Nishi Ward system [end of the event]
On April 1, 2024, Nishi Ward will celebrate its 80th anniversary.
To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Nishi Ward system, we will hold a guided tour that walks the historic Nishi Ward town along with the history of the guide.
This time, we will go around the original course centered on the walking route "Onsenchi Shin no Michi".
Please take this opportunity to enjoy walking around the city of Nishi Ward.
※At the same time, you can also go around 3 to 6 spots of the "Mystery Solving Digital Stamp Rally", which will be held at the same time.
(The number of spots varies depending on the course.) For details, please refer to the flyer (PDF: 1,675KB). )
Outline of the event
Date and time |
[A: Industrial Courses Supporting Port Development] |
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Capacity | 30 people each course (lottery if the capacity exceeds the capacity) |
Application method |
Fill in the required items and apply in one of the following ways. [Application for participation has been closed] |
Application period |
From Thursday, January 18, 1961 to Tuesday, February 13, 6 |
Participation fee | Free (with no novelty) |
Matters to be noted |
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Cooperation | NPO Yokohama City Guide Association |
Handbill
Download (PDF: 1,675KB) Flyer "guide tour" flyer (PDF: 1,675KB
"Walking map"
There are 3 maps available. Please download it and take a look.
When printing, we recommend that you print in A3 size.
An industry that connects the old and new urban areas
An industry that connects the old and new urban areas
Route introduction:
- After opening the port, trace the traces of Yokohama Port, which flourished as a port city, are traced.
- The sea side is flat and the inland side is a route with many slopes.
Distance:
- Approx. 3.2㎞
Main spots on the route:
Sakura Dori, Grand Mall Park (Bijutsuno-hiroba), Mitsubishi Dock Railroad Crossing, Iwakame Yokocho, Momijizaka and others
Industrial walking map data (PDF: 5,985KB) of industry connecting old and new urban areas.
New and old Tokaido Highway
New and old Tokaido Highway
Route introduction:
- The history of Yokohama Station has been traced since Nitta Development in the Edo period.
- [North Route] There is a steep slope on a part of the route. The stairs can be detoured.
- [South side route] Overall, flat route. The stairs of the pedestrian bridge can be detoured by the slope.
Distance:
- [North Route] Approx. 3.7㎞
- [South side route] Approx. 2.6㎞
Main spots on the route:
[North Route] Okano Koen, Asamadai Miharashi Park, Sculpture Street, etc.
[South side route] The second generation Yokohama Station Remains, Ishizaki River Promenade, etc.
Map data on the old and new Tokaido road walking map data (PDF: 3,002KB)
A new way of life
A new way of life
Route introduction:
- After the opening of the port, we will trace the history of the residential area that supported Yokohama's life.
- It is a route with many steep slopes and stairs.
Distance:
- Approx. 3.6㎞
Main spots on the route:
Nogeyama Park Noge Reservoir, Kasumi Bridge, Sakainotani Park, Otani Park, etc.
Walking map data (PDF: 5,148KB) of living and new wisdom
The type of sign on the route of the hot Chishin no Michi route
General information sign |
Spot description sign |
Stepping stone sign |
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It is introduced with old maps and large photographs that can be compared with the present. |
The old scenery and figures are explained using photographs and maps. | It is embedded on the road surface where you can easily get lost (diameter 10 cm in diameter). |
Related links
Click here for a site related to Nishi Ward where you can enjoy walking around the town.
Nishi Ward Introduction Video "♯Nishimaro-chan Neru" -
Nishi Ward Digital Tourist Map
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Nishi Ward Office General Affairs Department Ward Administration Promotion Division Public Relations Section
Phone: 045-320-8329
Phone: 045-320-8329
Fax: 045-314-8894
Email address: ni-kikaku@city.yokohama.jp
Page ID: 948-301-511