横浜外国人墓地 Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery (Open House)
横浜外国人墓地 です。特別に公開していたので、伺ってきました。表情が特別に硬いのは・・・怖かったからなんです。
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Foreign cemetery Yokohama
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Yokohama Foreign Cemetery houses the remains of British, German, and American service members who have fought from WWI on and died serving in Japan.
【Kanagawa】横浜観光 Sightseeing in Yokohama,Japan
Camera：CANON iVIS HF M43
0:00 横浜駅 Yokohama Station
0:00 赤い靴はいてた女の子像 Statue of Little Girl With Red Shoes
0:48 伊勢佐木町 Isezakicho
1:51 野毛町 Nogecho
2:28 横浜ランドマークタワー Yokohama Landmark Tower
2:51 帆船日本丸 Sail Training Ship NIPPON MARU
3:21 横浜港大さん橋国際客船ターミナル Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal
---------------山下公園 Yamashita Park---------------
4:38 山下公園 Yamashita Park
4:38 インド水塔 Yokohama Indian Water Tower
4:46 HAPPY LAWSON 山下公園店
5:16 赤い靴はいてた女の子像 Statue of Little Girl With Red Shoes
5:42 西洋理髪発祥の地 Western Barber's Birth Monument
---------------横浜山手西洋館 Yokohama Yamate Western Houses---------------
6:28 港の見える丘公園 Harbor View Park (Minato-no-Mieru Oka Koen)
7:34 横浜市イギリス館 British House Yokohama
8:14 横浜外国人墓地 Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery
8:22 山手十番館 Yamate Jyuban-kan
8:49 山手資料館 Yamate Museum
9:20 山手234番館 Bluff No. 234 (Yamate 234 Ban-Kan)
10:01 えの木てい Enokitei
10:17 エリスマン邸 Ehrismann Residence
10:49 ベーリック・ホール Berrick Hall
13:17 横浜山手テニス発祥記念館 Yokohama Yamate Museum of Tennis
14:51 ブラフ18番館 Bluff No. 18 House
16:08 外交官の家 Home of a Diplomat
16:46 横浜元町商店街 YOKOHAMA MOTOMACHI Shopping Street
---------------横浜中華街 Yokohama Chinatown---------------
19:10 横浜中華街 Yokohama Chinatown
19:33 横浜媽祖廟 Yokohama Masobyo
21:48 横浜関帝廟 Yokohama Kanteibyo
26:10 謝甜記 貮号店 Chinese cuisine at Shatenki
---------------山下公園 Yamashita Park---------------
29:33 山下公園 Yamashita Park
30:27 日本郵船氷川丸 NYK Hikawamaru
42:17 カフェ エリオット アベニュー Cafe Elliott Avenue
42:40 横浜マリンタワー Yokohama Marine Tower
46:39 横浜赤レンガ倉庫 Aka-Renga Soko (YOKOHAMA RED BRICK WAREHOUSE)
48:56 ヨコハマ バシャミチアイス Ice cream at YOKOHAMA BASHAMICHI ICE
50:44 横浜ランドマークタワー Yokohama Landmark Tower
---------------新横浜 Shin-Yokohama---------------
57:39 新横浜ラーメン博物館 Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum
58:38 支那そばや Ramen at Shinasobaya
---------------横浜中華街 Yokohama Chinatown---------------
1:03:12 横浜中華街 Yokohama Chinatown
1:05:26 上海小籠包専門店 鵬天閣 新館 Xiaolongbao at Hotenkaku
1:06:10 上星川 満天の湯 Public Bath at Manten-no-Yu
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Lumix GH1 hacked firmware---The Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery
shot by Panasonic GH1 with LEICA D VARIO-ELMAR 14-50mm/F3.8-5.6
Hacked Firmware Ptool v3.36 by Tester13
AVCHD 1920*1080 24p native
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wide+deep focus+high resolution scene***writing error,sometimes
こういうピキっと解像するレンズで、ワイドでパンフォーカスにすると、色数が多くてごちゃごちゃしている場所だと書き込みエラーがときどき出ます・・・。24ｐネイティブにした場合、これはどうしようもないようです。24pネイティブをオフにして、同じビットレートで同じ場所を撮ると、エラーは出ません。ただ、画質が・・・。非常におしい！ 720p(SH)にすれば、同じ場所でもエラーになりませんでした。
HQ Sound???? Walking Tokyo ????♂️ Yokohama Motomachi Shopping Street 横浜・元町 を散策（石川町～港の見える丘公園） 【高音質】Japan日本
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0:10 JR Negishi Line Ishikawacho Station South Exit JR 根岸線 石川町駅 南口
2:52 Yokohama Motomachi Shopping Street 横浜元町ショッピングストリート
10:07 Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery 横浜外国人墓地
13:21 Yamate-hon-dori Street 山手本通り
14:44 Minato-no-mieru Oka Park 港の見える丘公園
16:56 Yokohama Bay Bridge 横浜ベイブリッジ
18:08 Yokohama Marine Tower 横浜マリンタワー
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Walking from Yokohama Motomachi Shopping Street to Minatonomieru Oka Park.
I recommend that you put on Headphones or Earphones for your 3D sound experience. (Binaural recording)
（Location：Yokohama City, Kanagawa, JAPAN）
横浜・元町から港の見える丘公園までを散策してきました。
高音質のバイノーラル録音をしているので、ヘッドホンまたはイヤホンでの視聴をオススメします。
DJI Osmo Pocketは4K撮影ができるカメラですが、この動画は1080pのフルハイビジョンで撮影しています。
（撮影地：神奈川県 横浜市 中区）
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Working in Japan | #ToTheFourCorners | CWGC
Join the Commonwealth War Graves Commission’s Kengo Kobayashi on a tour of Yokohama War Cemetery and meet the team who look after our only cemetery in Japan.
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Woman reclaims identity lost in post-war Japan
(25 Nov 2016) On a late summer afternoon, Marianne Wilson Kuroda laid a bouquet of flowers at her mother's grave in the Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery.
When she was small, her nanny brought her here every summer.
But she didn't know why, nor could she read the English inscription on the gravestone.
She was brought up in a poor neighbourhood in the ruins of post-World War II Japan, not knowing who she was and why she looked different from her Japanese neighbours and nanny, who she took for her mother when she was small.
Six decades later, the near-lifelong resident of Japan has reclaimed her original name and, with it, the American father who died in 2003 before she could find him.
Marianne Wilson Kuroda - nee Mary Ann Vaughn - was recognized as a US citizen in June by the American embassy in Tokyo after a more than decade-long battle.
It was closure on a lifetime of dislocation, of a childhood driven by forces in the US, Japan and Sweden.
Her story all started with the arrival of a 20-year-old American in the chaos of postwar Japan.
Texas-native James Vaughn was a civilian assigned to a US military base in Yokohama, Japan, in early 1946.
He met Vivienne Wilson, a 16-year-old Swedish citizen born in Japan and they wanted to get married but were blocked because she was half-Japanese.
At the time, Japanese were among the nationalities ineligible for US citizenship, and a 1947 military directive blocked most overseas personnel from marrying foreigners who could not become citizens.
Vaughn and Wilson tied the knot in a Japanese religious ceremony in May 1948, but it had no legal standing, and US military police harassed the couple, according to what Vaughn wrote. He returned to the US in August.
Wilson gave birth to their child - named Mary Ann Vaughn - on 17 April, 1949, but she died of tuberculosis the following year.
That left the 16-month-old baby in the care of her nanny, who set up house in a one-room shack in Yokohama.
The baby was brought up not knowing who she was, with her Japanese nanny refusing to tell Mary Ann her real identity.
But, she knew she looked different and was somewhat different.
It was stressful for a child - her very existence seemed to be the source of so much friction and unhappiness, she recounts as she reflects on her 67 years of life at the house where she lives with her Japanese husband east of Tokyo.
Marianne now realizes that her nanny, Fumi, who tried to hide her from foreigners, was probably afraid of losing her.
Marianne was found around 1950 by the American Joint Committee for Assisting Japanese-American Orphans, tasked with ensuring the well-being of what were known as GI babies or Occupation babies.
The committee reported to the Swedish consul in Tokyo that Fumi wanted to adopt Mary Ann because her Swedish mother had died.
It questioned whether she should be left with her nanny, given their impoverished circumstances.
They referred to her as Marianne Wilson, her mother's surname with the Swedish version of Mary Ann.
Marianne was then sent to the international school, rather than the local school, but was left under the care of her nanny on weekends.
The change was a blow to her ego due to her poor English-language skills and it took a lot to stomach all the cultural differences, she said.
As she learned English, she began to make out the name Vivienne Wilson on the gravestone she visited at Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery.
She later found that it was her mother, and that was her grave to where her nanny had brought her every year on the anniversary of her mother's death.
Only on her deathbed in 1975, her nanny told her what she had held back all these years. James Vaughn was her father, and he hadn't abandoned her, but had tried to find her.
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Motomachi area (Yokohama)
In this video you can watch the Motomachi Shopping street, the Foreign General Cemetery and the America yama Park. Hope you will enjoy the video.
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Bag pipes performance at the British War Cemetery in Yokohama Japan.
24th of May 2015 in Yokohama Japan.
BLUFF YOKOHAMA
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yokohama 外人墓地
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Ranking the MOST HAUNTED PLACES in Yokohama! No. 3 (横浜の心霊スポット ランキング#3)
These movies introduce the three most haunted places in Yokohama. I'll show the Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery. 僕の紹介する所は横浜の観光名所としても有名な横浜外国人墓地です！
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Yokohama- A Walk in the Exotic Yamate Area (Part II) 横浜山手散歩（II)
Let's continue our walk. On this video you can see such western-style buildings as Ehrisman Residence, Bluff No.234, British House Yokohama. You can also see the Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery though only part of it. And I ended my walk in Harbor View Park. From there you overlook Yokohama Bay with Bay Bridge at its center.
今度は山手本通りの中間くらいにあるエリスマン邸をたずね、それから共同住宅だったという山手234番館に行き、外国人墓地を通って、有名な港の見える丘公園につきました。ここから見る横浜湾とベイブリッジの景色はいつみても素敵です。
☆☆☆横浜・山手・外人墓地・山下公園☆☆☆
横浜へ 出掛け山手の春、 山下公園などを歩きました。
Cherry blossom viewing of Storm troopers (at Yokohama yamate)
横浜 英連邦戦死者の墓地を訪ねて
横浜にある「もう一つの外人墓地」
保土ヶ谷にある英連邦戦死者の墓地。
第二次世界大戦中に日本で亡くなった英連邦の兵士がここに眠っています。
ひとつひとつの墓標にそれぞれの物語があります。
ご案内くださったのは2006年にイギリス王室から名誉勲章を授与されたPOW研究会の笹本妙子さんと田村佳子さん。
墓標の前でひとりひとりの物語を語ってくださいました。
聞き手：Angels Swing 白石昌子（Seina）
Motomachi park
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TOP 17 BEST PLACES TO SEE CHERRY BLOSSOMS | Tokyo and Yokohama area
I took a 5 day journey exploring all the best places to see Cherry Blossoms around Tokyo and Yokohama. Sakura adventure!
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#13 Sankeien Gardens
#11 Ueno Park
#4 Shinjuku Gyoen
#5 Naka Meguro
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Ueno Park♥
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America Yama Park
Yokohama Foreign general Cemetery
Unga Park near World Porter
Akarenga Park near The red brick building
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War Cemetery of A New Zealander & Canadian in Yokohama,Japan, 1939-1945
For god Friends.for your healing.
The Memories of the Second World War in Yokohama,Japan.
forget-me-not himself
I went there about after 20 years.
It is people which are dead 15 years before I am born.
Almost all people are people younger than present I,
I would like to remember the thing of the creators of a certain peace now.
Thank you very much. .