Yokohama Space Science Center
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Yokohama, Japan - Unravel Travel TV
Since Japan opened its doors to the world, Yokohama has been the nation's key entry point for international trade and communications, bringing global perspectives, new ideas and multi-culturalism. The port city has always been recognized for being open to business and to an exchange of expertise through international trade and conventions. Fresh breezes and refreshing ideas are integral to Yokohama being the nation's center for innovation in science and technology. Major universities, medical and scientific research centers based in the region contribute to the success of global conferences in the city.
Getting to Yokohama, Japan from anywhere in the world is easy, thanks to the city's proximity to two international airports. Since it is located in the center of Japan's main island, Yokohama is a great gateway to travel to cities within Japan. Haneda Airport and Narita Airport combined handle more than 2,100 plus international flights weekly from more than 90+ cities in some 36+ nations on more than 70+ airlines.
Yokohama offers a wide variety of accommodation, from five-star hotels to budget accommodation. There are over 13,000+ rooms in the City, and approximately 3,600+ rooms within walking distance from the main convention venue, PACIFICO Yokohama. Stroll through the expansive grounds and historic buildings of the Japanese garden Sankeien. Explore a huge aquarium. Eat out in Chinatown. Take a brief side trip to Japan's medieval capital of Kamakura. Yokohama and its environs reward visitors with sight-seeing opportunities for any kind of interest.
Yokohama Convention & Visitors Bureau (YCVB) is a non-profit organization mainly funded by the City of Yokohama to provide customized support for organizers of conventions, exhibitions, incentive tours, and other events.Yokohama Convention & Visitors Bureau will assist you from the early stages of the planning process to secure maximum support and best results for your event. Yokohama Convention & Visitors Bureau are the experts on Yokohama's meetings business and work in close relationship with a range of partners and members across the city. Yokohama's professional and international service culture will endeavor to help your meeting achieve its objectives. Just as Yokohama had been the historical gateway to Japan, it will be Yokohama Convention & Visitors Bureau honor to introduce you to the culture and local customs, and other sights and experiences that are uniquely Japan.
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1st Fl. Sangyo-Boeki Center Building, 2 Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama 231-0023
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Yokohama Dinosaurs Exhibition 2014 [Shiverz In Japan] ★
Yokohama Dinosaurs Exhibition 2014: The Growth and Behavior of Dinosaurs.
DINOMASAURS!!!
Not just fossils, but animatronics too, this exhibit was totally rawrsome!
(Sadly finished in August)
The man who helped put this exhibit together was none other than Dr. Jack Horner, who helped supervise on the movie 'Jurassic Park'.
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Yokohama at the 2011 LA Auto Show presents the Museum of Science, Boston Orange Oil Exhibit
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(Eng/3min) Convention City YOKOHAMA, Japan's First Port of Call
Since Japan opened its doors to the world, Yokohama has been the nation's key entry point for international trade and communications, bringing global perspectives, new ideas and multi-culturalism. The port city has always been recognized for being open to business and to an exchange of expertise through international trade and conventions.
Fresh breezes and refreshing ideas are integral to Yokohama being the nation's center for innovation in science and technology. Major universities, medical and scientific research centers based here will contribute to the success of global conferences.
Welcome to Japan's First Port of Call.
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CityU AIS Study Tour 2016 | Yokohama, Japan (30 June - 7 August 2016)
Study Tour to Japan has been very popular among students and it is one of the important featured student activities in the minor programme. Nineteen students (14 AIS students and 5 minor students) participated in the credit-bearing study tour to Yokohama located in Tokyo of Japan from 30 June to 7 August 2016.
The tour's main aim was to broaden and deepen students’ knowledge in the Japan society and Japanese language. The study visit conveyed in fieldwork and language learning at the Kanagawa University. During the study tour, students attended language courses which aimed at improving students’ communication skills. The tour also includes various study visits and hands-on experience so that students can use the target language practically and interact with local students.
During 37 days of intense academic exchange programme at Kanagawa University, students were provided opportunity to learn different important issues in Japan through lectures and discussions. Academic lecture in English included Japanese Pop Culture, History, Economics and Politics. This enabled students to engage in their interested research area during the study tour and apply their knowledge in social science research acquired in their major courses.
Before returning to Hong Kong, students took an overnight trip to Fuji Mountain (staying at Fujimi Seminar House), to get some sense of Japan's beautiful nature, rich history surrounding the arts and religious activities, and increasingly globally significance of the living legend of Fuji Mountain.
Try our limits of human's flexibility!!! Training of flexibility in RICK Method, Yokohama,JAPAN
We try our limits of human's flexibility in a training every day. The method is RICK Method. The method is made in JAPAN,
by RICK, who teaches acrobatic gymnastics, handbalance, coreography...and he try human's physical limits...
Yokohama: crazy PIKACHU festival
Yokohama is located in the center of Japan, along the coastline of Japan’s Pacific Ocean. The total population of Yokohama is 3.7 million, making the city the second largest after Tokyo’s 23 Wards. There are business areas, shopping areas, theme parks, and THE China Town!!
Among countless Chinatowns all over the world, Yokohama Chinatown is one of the largest and the BEST! (and it's a popular date spot ;)) The year around bustling streets proves the fun-filled excitement of the town.
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Pikachu Outbreak! 2018 in Yokohama
The annual Pikachu Outbreak! returned to Yokohama this summer with new nighttime events, characters and artistic displays.
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Kamakura & Yokohama SEP 2018
Little vid of our trip to Japan and these bits showing Kamakura which is 90 minutes on fast train from Tokyo and I loved this town and also 30 minutes closer back to Toronto is the fun and modern Yokohama. Vid shows eveing around the Cosmo Clock and entertainment area and also the Ramen museum.
Toddlers' Group at Saint Maur International School, Yokohama
Today's post is not only for our readers living in Yokohama, but for anyone wanting a breath of fresh air and to join a fun FREE toddler group in the gorgeous exclusive area south of the famous Motomachi!
Saint Maur International School Toddlers' Group is free of charge, and is held every Wednesday 8:30-10:15am.
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横浜のサンモールインターナショナルスクールで行われている幼児用グループについて
横浜在住の方だけではなく、子供のために新しい遊び場を探している方に朗報です。横浜の名所、元町の南にあるとてもステキな場所で、誰でも無料で参加できる幼児用グループを紹介します。
Pikachu Outbreak in Yokohama | JAPAN Forward
Pikachu Outbreak has now become an annual summer event where people can see hundreds of Pikachu marching and dancing all at once.
This year, a total of 1,500 Pikachus returned to Yokohama and performed at various locations in the Minato Mirai harbor district for a week from August 10.
Celebrating its fifth year, the Pikachu Outbreak for 2018 added big, brand new special features: the first-ever “Eevee Outbreak” and “Pokemon Synchronicity” in a night parade, utilizing digital technology, such as projection mapping.
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Astonishing UAP with shock waves captured by SID-1 at MinatoMirai in Yokohama Japan. Is it REAL UFO?
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It is UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) captured by SID-1, although it seems to be a considerable distance in the east direction, above the US Navy base in Minato Mirai, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture JAPAN.
Since it is a flying object with an odd shape, it can be recognized as a UFO.
Hitachi Open Lab Yokohama (Full ver.)- Hitachi
Hitachi Open Lab Yokohama is a place for prototyping and value verification using Hitachi's cutting-edge technologies, as a process of collaborative creation with customers and partenrs to achieve open innovation together.
Japanese watch the rare stellar occurrence
1. Group of children with solar viewing lenses looking up at the sky outside the Yokohama Science Centre
2. Close up of boy looking up
3. Close up of the sun
4. Close up of Venus entering the sphere of the sun
5. Various of a girl holding solar lenses
6. Pan from telescope to people looking up at the sky
7. Close up of a boy looking up at the sky
8. Close up of the transit of Venus across the sun
9. Women looking up
10. Close up of a photographer
11. Wide to zoom into the Sun
12. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Miyuki Toyama, Head of Astronomy Section, Yokohama Science Centre
I am glad to see this as well. I have had the chance to observe total eclipses from time to time outside Japan. But, this is my first experience of seeing the transit. So, I am really pleased.
13. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Vox pop:
I observed the sun before because a friend of my mother showed it to me. But, there wasn't any dot at that time. But, there is one in the sun today. Isn't that strange?
14. Men looking up
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Dozens of stargazers gathered at Yokohama Science Centre outside Tokyo on Tuesday, and looked up at the sky as a small dark disc crept across the face of the sun.
It was one of the rarest of celestial spectacles - a transit of Venus across the face of the sun.
In Japan, the last transit was observed 130 years ago in 1874.
Observers cheered as the small dot entered the surface of the sun.
The weather was not ideal for observation as the rainy season just started this week, so there was a lot of cloud cover.
But luckily the transit was visible through breaks in the cloud.
The Japanese will not be able to see the whole transit.
The sun sets over the country at around 09:54 GMT, which is just before Venus clears the sun's surface.
The next transit of Venus will occur in 2012, 8 years from now.
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Dinosaurs in Yokohama 2015, Japan! - 横浜の恐竜
I went to the Dinosaur exhibition in Yokohama earlier this year. it was so good as it came out around the same time as Jurassic World, so I was able to see the animatronics in action.
I loved the sound and the size of the exhibition.
Inside The Pokémon Pikachu and Evee Festival in Yokohama
From August 10 - August 16th Yokohama Japan is being overrun by Pikachu and Evee! Rhiannon and I checked it out on August 11th and got some great, albeit wet, spots to see this EDM Water Show featuring a lot of Pikachus and Evees. It's near the Red Brick Warehouse shopping area and was a lot of fun. Everyone from babies to the elderly were here having a great time!
9585kHz Christian Science Sentinel Receiced in Yokohama, Japan on August 11, 2013
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Eevee Outbreak at the Pikachu Science is Amazing 2018 Festival in Yokohama, Japan
The Pikachu Science is Amazing Festival 2018 kicked off for its fifth year on August 10, 2018. Just like its Pokemon characters, the festival continues to evolve with new events and souvenirs.Perhaps one of the cutest and long-awaited events is the debut of Eevee Outbreak. This year, Pikachu and Eevee will invade Yokohama with awesomeness. I was lucky to get a front row seat for the first Eevee show. You could hear squeals of the audience saying Kawaii! (Cute!) throughout Yokohama. I have to admit, I was smitten too!
Please enjoy Eevee's debut show. Since some of the music used was copyrighted, I have used music from You Tube's audio library to abide within the copyright policies.
This festival usually takes place during the first half of August. If you're a Pikachu/Pokemon/Eevee fan, definitely go check this festival out!
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