What's new! Nishi Ward Tekutekuteku: The 40th Pakari-san Bridge

After the Pacifico-yokohama Plaza on the sea side of the Minatomirai district, you will find "Purisan Bridge". It is a cute passenger ship terminal with Midoriya roots with a lighthouse.
It is very popular as a model for sketching and oil paintings because it becomes a picture with Yokohama Port background.
Opened in 1991, the official name is "Minato Mirai-sanbashi / Marine Passenger Terminal". It is Japan's first floating type, so when you stand on Sanbashi, you're riding a boat with Pukaripukari.
When you enter the terminal, the first floor is a kip shop and waiting room, and the second floor is a marine restaurant.
From Sanbashi on the right side, the liner Ferry Boat Seabus, entered and exited Yokohama Station, Akarengasoko and Yamashita Park. There are also "Malene Shuttle" and "Malene Rouge" for Yokohama Port sightseeing.
On holidays, charter boats are also used, so it was very busy.

Title, picture, text: SUZUKI Taro (Nishi Ward Cultural Association)