Emotional residential area overlooking the military port/Sasebo Part 2 (Nagasaki Prefecture)

Emotional residential area overlooking the military port/Walk around the residential area near heaven Sasebo Part 2 (Nagasaki Prefecture)
Sasebo Port is a good natural port with port entrances at Takagosaki and Nishisonogi Peninsula Yorifunesaki, and has prospered as a military port since the establishment of a naval base in 1886 (Meiji 19). The city expanded in the wake of the Sino-Japanese War and World War II, and although it temporarily declined after the war, it flourished due to the bases of the U.S. military and Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, and the development of heavy industry. Most of the city of Sasebo was damaged during World War II, so there are no old townscapes left, but there are buildings from U.S. military bases and Maritime Self-Defense Force bases, and wide empty streets that were planned as a war-damage recovery city. The modern architecture in the town is distinctive. While Nagasaki has the exotic feel of the Netherlands or China, Sasebo has an atmosphere reminiscent of an American west coast city.
On the north side of Sasebo Port, the U.S. Navy Sasebo Base and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Sasebo Inspector General Headquarters are located so that their main gates face each other, and a residential area rises to an altitude of around 165 meters on the slope behind them. Some of these areas include areas where old houses with the same specifications are lined up with stone walls, brick walls (red bricks and steel slag bricks), and gambreled single-story houses, and areas where large mansions are lined up in a row of residential lots. It reminds me of a residential area for naval officers or a company housing area for shipyards.
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[@pederfuglpedersen9091]

What a wonderful tour in a beautiful environment. Good job

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

Thank you as always 😊 I walked a lot 😖

[@yukincotakepon]

このチャンネルを知れて嬉しいです。映像も語りも心地良く、先生の視点も面白く、数コンテンツ一気見しました。まだ見ていない動画も楽しみです。ありがとうございます！

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

ご視聴いただきありがとうございます😊ブツブツ呟きながらのまち歩き動画ですが、楽しんでいただけて嬉しいです😃

[@user-cn7ov7qb2g]

30年以上前に住んでいて学生時代に通っていた道が写っていて身体が震えました。ありがとうございます😭

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

ご視聴いただきありがとうございます😊

[@yokosukadungeon]

すごい！レンガと石垣とフリーフレームと高層建築が一つの景色に収まっている！住んでみたい

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

はい！見事な景観でした！ご視聴いただきありがとうございます😊

[@ikukoiwamotokondo5573]

美しい。歩いてみたいです。生垣もレンガも谷も全て素晴らしい景色ですね。車が玄関まで入っていけない土地に家を建てること自体がすごい！という私は家の玄関まで車が入ってこれない家に住んでいた山育ちです。

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

ほんとどうやって建てたのか、疑問の場所が多々ありました。いつもありがとうございます😊

[@user-bz3pq6ju7n]

いつもありがとうございます。それにしてもスゴイ階段と坂道の連続、お疲れさまです。景色は最高ですが自分が歩くのは許して欲しい。マンボウさんに感謝です。

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

なかなか手応えありました！いつもありがとうございます😊

[@yogg]

楽しませてもらいました。足腰鍛錬兼ねるいい趣味ですね😊
私は廃屋好きなのでそちらに目がいってしまいます😮

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

ご視聴コメントありがとうございます😊坂は大変でした。廃屋ありますねぇ。

[@ajadrew]

Looks like a busy place with the military there but much more interesting up in the residential areas - great view at 14:01, good video!

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

Thank you as always 😊 Because it is a naval port city, you can't get close to the coastline, but there are plenty of mountains!

[@ajadrew]

@@walkerwalkaroundjapan 👍

[@CatSheisty]

Beautiful

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

ARIGATOU😊

[@user-if5yd3ml3f]

いつもありがとうございます🥰　α波出まくりです😇

[@walkerwalkaroundjapan]

いつもありがとうございます😊