Last Friday night, I attended a gathering to present proposals for the future of Yamashita Pier created by citizens at the Yokohama City Health and Welfare Center Hall in Sakuragicho. The purpose of the gathering is partially reproduced from the flyer. Yamashita Pier was the planned site for a casino. Yokohama City is planning to announce a redevelopment "business plan" by the end of this fiscal year (by March 31st). Citizens who opposed the casino have been expressing their

On the other side of the tunnel is ... I was a bit shocked that I had never heard of such a wonderful book, even though I have lived here for many years. I received this from one of the authors of this book, whom I got to know after starting this project. I was thinking about what to say at the first meeting, and I suddenly wondered when the streetcars that ran through Honmoku had started running, and I found that this book had a clear explanation. Amazingly, Honmoku's street

Yesterday, February 15th, we held our first meeting as the Honmoku LRT Project at the Honmoku District Center. Last Sunday, during the snowy weather, we distributed flyers in Park City, and about 11 people who saw them came to attend. A total of 15 people attended. Here is a brief outline of the meeting proceedings. 1. Opening remarks by representative Shunichi Kosako, explanation of today's agenda, and introduction of the Honmoku LRT project. 2. Presentation by Hiroshi Fur

この度、本牧の街を住みよく魅力的な街として活性化したい、という願いを持つ者が集まってこの「本牧LRTプロジェクト」を立ち上げました。 　 LRTはライト・レール・トランジットの略で、ヨーロッパではトラムと呼ばれている新しい型の路面電車のことです。

I moved to Honmoku from Tokyo in the spring 39 years ago. I remember the magnificent cherry blossoms along Honmoku Street at the time. I'm sure many people moved there with the hope that a redevelopment project would bring commercial facilities, schools, and apartment complexes to the vacant area, as well as a subway line and the creation of a new town. 40 years later, the Honmoku area has grown to 20,000 households, but the number of bus services has recently decreased, and