What's new! Nishi Ward Tekutekuteku: The 54th Shijiri Kosurizaka slope

The slope that goes up, down, up, and descends on the steep slope next to "Seventh Yurindo Shoten" at Fujidanacho intersection in the direction of Noge is "Shiri Kosurizaka".
I used to go to Mt. Noge Amusement Park, Nogeyama Park, and Chuo-toshokan City.
This slope is a water supply path in the middle of the Meiji era where a water pipe where drinking water was sent from the Sagami River to Yokohama City was buried. The water supply from the Nishiya Water Purification Plant is still carried through this slope.
When you stand on the top of the hill, you can feel like it's too steep. It is said that in the past, the person who pulled the cart went down while holding down the car with his buttocks, it came to be called "Shirto Kosurizaka". It is said that neighbors are just called "steep slope."
As I was sketching under the hill, I heard a lion's barking voice from "Nogeyama Zoo" next to me. I'll see the lion after finishing sketches.
Title, Pictures and sentence SUZUKI Taro (Nishi Ward Cultural Association)