Very interesting. I lived in Chooja-machi 4 Choo-me from Aug. 1954 to Oct. 1956. and attended Yoshida Chuu-gaku after graduating from Makado-Shoo in Mar.1956. Before, I lived in Honmoku-Motomachi, Oosato, and Makado since Sept. 1952.
Yes, those places mentioned, for 5 years total, before moving to L.A. with mother, brother, and sister. I was 13 then. My father joined us 10 years later. In Chooja-machi, we lived on the 4th floor of an apt.bldg, which, of course, now, is gone replaced by another bldg. By the side of the apt. bldg across the street was a Dobu-gawa(Ooka?) and across the river was Isezaki-sho, which is now Washington Hotel. There used to be many major movie theaters near by, such as Shoo-chiku, Nikkatsu, Daiei, Too-ei, Piccadilly, Odeon, Rialto, Koo-on-za, Yoko-hoo etc, etc, etc., each one in walking distance, Noge-yama used to have not only Zoo but Playground also, 10-yen each to enter, for kids. There was a roller-skate link on the playground, for10-yen and Mame-Jidoo-sha circuit, also 10-yen per ride, for kids. Also, there was a 50-m pool . Before moving to Chooja-machi, San-kei-en, Hassei-den, Honmoku-Beach, Hachi-ooji-Beach, etc, were the playground for us kids. Behind Makado-Shoo was a very rocky beach, where, one time, when I was in the 4th grade, a Dozae-mon was washes ashore. Since, both, Yoshida-Chuu and Makdo-Shoo were re-built. and Tateno-Koo- Koo moved to Makado. Makado usded to be the terminal for Streetcars #5(for Koo-fuku-ji) and #11(for Rokkaku-bashi). In front of the apt. bldg was a streetcar running from Yamamoto-Coo to Yokohama Station via the outskirt of Noge-yama. There are so many nostalgic memories your videos bring back to me. I've watched many of them and looking forward to see more, but you should take care of yourself. not to ruin your health. @@namiki-michio
@@nshigetsu You live in Los Angeles right now. You lived in Yokohama over 60 years ago. It's been a long time ago, but you remember Japan. There are few buildings in Yokohama that are more than 50 years old. Chojamachi and Isezakicho are the representative downtown areas in Yokohama. There were many movie theaters, but now there are only two small theaters left. Nogeyama still has a zoo and a playground. Many people visit the zoo on holidays. I heard about roller skating and car circuit for the first time. It cost 10yen! Sankeien and Hasseiden will be visited soon. Please look forward to it. You saw the Dozaemon!!!! I'm surprised! I have never seen. You remember the various town names in Yokohama. I'm glad you watched my video, please continue to enjoy.
Yes, indeed, it's' been so long since I left North Pier on Yamaharu-maru of Yamashita Line with my family, on 10/26/1956 arriving at Long Beach on 11/8/1956, a 2-week voyage. I was then in the 1st Grade in Yoshida-Chuu. Most classmates were from Honchoo-Shoo, Minami-Yoshida-Shoo, and Ishikawa-Shoo. I was the only one from Makado-Shoo. There were three other classmates from Ku-gai: one from Oimatsu-Shoo, another one from Kitagata-Shoo, and still another one from Isogo-Shoo. Had our family not moved to Chooja-machi, I would have moved on to Oo-tori-Chuu and eventually to Midori-ga-oka-Koo-Koo. By the way, when I was in Makado-Shoo, Shibata Isao was in the next-door class. There were 6 classes in the 6th Grade, with about 50 students in each class. During the last Un-doo-kai, he and I were in the same group for 100m To-kyoosoo. He finished 1st and I, 2nd. I certainly will continue to watch your videos, but remember, Ken-koo Dai-ichi ! @@namiki-michio
@@nshigetsu You remember the old days and many places in Yokohama. You attended Yoshida junior high school, did you take classes in Japanese? Did you have many Japanese friends? I know Makado elementary school. When I was a college student, I was in charge of the area for part-time delivery. At that time, all American houses were built in Honmoku Park today. Mr.Shibata later joined the Yomiuri Giants and played an active role. His jersey number was 7, the uniform I bought for the first time was 7. Thank you for emailing me. I look forward to working with you.
色々とためになります。ありがとうございます。
楽しんでください。よろしくお願いします。
@@namiki-michio 地元なのでいつも楽しく観させて頂いています。🙆👍
毎回動画楽しく視聴しています。
お楽しみ下さい。
並木さんの動画は単なるブラ歩きだけでなく歴史も知れるから楽しい。
お楽しみいただければ幸いです。
登録者2000人達成おめでとうございます1000人からあっという間ですね❗動画見て知ってよかった住宅街で傾斜のある細い階段好きなんです😃
ありがとうございます。坂道のある町って味がありますね。（住んでる人は大変かも）
お疲れ様です🙇♂️
今回は「天神坂」ですか👀
恥ずかしながら…横浜市民なのに…初めて知りました😭
しかも吉野町辺りまで海だったとは驚きです😳
最後に出て来た絵の様な写真の様な…あの資料は凄いですねぇ👍
途中で立ち寄った「ワエン」って「古民家カフェ☕️」…いつか行こうと思ってチェックしてたお店なんで嬉しくなりましたよ🥰
登録者数が2000人を越えたんですねぇ🎉🎊おめでとうございます✨
ガイドマップには載らない場所を取り上げてるのが良いんじゃないですか☝️
次回も楽しみにしております😋
「天神坂」知ってる人はいないと思います。（私も知らなかったし地元の人でも知らないかも）大岡川と中村川にはさまれた地域は全て海でした。（横浜市民はかつて海だった所で生活している）ワエンいいですよ。
Very interesting. I lived in Chooja-machi 4 Choo-me
from Aug. 1954 to Oct. 1956. and attended Yoshida Chuu-gaku
after graduating from Makado-Shoo in Mar.1956. Before, I lived in
Honmoku-Motomachi, Oosato, and Makado since Sept. 1952.
You lived in several places in Yokohama ? I also often take a walk around that area,Chojamachi,Hommoku,Makado...,
Thanks for watching.
Yes, those places mentioned, for 5 years total, before
moving to L.A. with mother, brother, and sister. I was 13 then.
My father joined us 10 years later. In Chooja-machi, we lived
on the 4th floor of an apt.bldg, which, of course, now, is gone
replaced by another bldg. By the side of the apt. bldg across the
street was a Dobu-gawa(Ooka?) and across the river was
Isezaki-sho, which is now Washington Hotel. There used to be
many major movie theaters near by, such as Shoo-chiku,
Nikkatsu, Daiei, Too-ei, Piccadilly, Odeon, Rialto, Koo-on-za,
Yoko-hoo etc, etc, etc., each one in walking distance,
Noge-yama used to have not only Zoo but Playground also,
10-yen each to enter, for kids. There was a roller-skate link
on the playground, for10-yen and Mame-Jidoo-sha circuit,
also 10-yen per ride, for kids. Also, there was a 50-m pool .
Before moving to Chooja-machi, San-kei-en,
Hassei-den, Honmoku-Beach, Hachi-ooji-Beach, etc, were
the playground for us kids. Behind Makado-Shoo was a very
rocky beach, where, one time, when I was in the 4th grade,
a Dozae-mon was washes ashore. Since, both, Yoshida-Chuu
and Makdo-Shoo were re-built. and Tateno-Koo- Koo moved
to Makado. Makado usded to be the terminal for Streetcars
#5(for Koo-fuku-ji) and #11(for Rokkaku-bashi). In front of the
apt. bldg was a streetcar running from Yamamoto-Coo to
Yokohama Station via the outskirt of Noge-yama.
There are so many nostalgic memories your videos
bring back to me. I've watched many of them and
looking forward to see more, but you should
take care of yourself. not to ruin your health.
@@namiki-michio
@@nshigetsu You live in Los Angeles right now. You lived in Yokohama over 60 years ago. It's been a long time ago, but you remember Japan.
There are few buildings in Yokohama that are more than 50 years old. Chojamachi and Isezakicho are the representative downtown areas in Yokohama. There were many movie theaters, but now there are only two small theaters left.
Nogeyama still has a zoo and a playground. Many people visit the zoo on holidays. I heard about roller skating and car circuit for the first time. It cost 10yen!
Sankeien and Hasseiden will be visited soon. Please look forward to it.
You saw the Dozaemon!!!! I'm surprised! I have never seen.
You remember the various town names in Yokohama.
I'm glad you watched my video, please continue to enjoy.
Yes, indeed, it's' been so long since I left North Pier
on Yamaharu-maru of Yamashita Line with my family,
on 10/26/1956 arriving at Long Beach on 11/8/1956,
a 2-week voyage. I was then in the 1st Grade in
Yoshida-Chuu. Most classmates were from
Honchoo-Shoo, Minami-Yoshida-Shoo, and
Ishikawa-Shoo. I was the only one from Makado-Shoo.
There were three other classmates from Ku-gai: one
from Oimatsu-Shoo, another one from Kitagata-Shoo,
and still another one from Isogo-Shoo. Had our family
not moved to Chooja-machi, I would have moved on
to Oo-tori-Chuu and eventually to Midori-ga-oka-Koo-Koo.
By the way, when I was in Makado-Shoo, Shibata Isao was
in the next-door class. There were 6 classes in the 6th Grade,
with about 50 students in each class. During the last
Un-doo-kai, he and I were in the same group for
100m To-kyoosoo. He finished 1st and I, 2nd.
I certainly will continue to watch your videos,
but remember, Ken-koo Dai-ichi !
@@namiki-michio
@@nshigetsu You remember the old days and many places in Yokohama.
You attended Yoshida junior high school, did you take classes in Japanese?
Did you have many Japanese friends?
I know Makado elementary school. When I was a college student, I was in charge of the area for part-time delivery.
At that time, all American houses were built in Honmoku Park today.
Mr.Shibata later joined the Yomiuri Giants and played an active role.
His jersey number was 7, the uniform I bought for the first time was 7.
Thank you for emailing me.
I look forward to working with you.
横浜発展の基礎を作った人物は10人位に絞る事ができますが、この動画で紹介された吉田勘兵衛さんは最も早い年代の方で、仮に5人に絞ったとしても絶対に欠かすことのできない横浜大偉人ですね！あと並木さんがBGMで使われる楽曲のメインは軽快なピアノ曲ですが、動画のエンディングやエピソード語りの際に使われるピアノ曲も良いですね。郷愁をそそられる、優しい気持ちになれるメロディです。気になります⭐︎
吉田勘兵衛は横浜の歴史を語る上で欠かせない人物ですね。BGMはすべてYOU UBEのオーディオライブラリーから拝借しています。
あっというまに2000人超えですね。おめでとうございます。
崖だったことにも気がついていませんでした。こんなふうになってたんですね！『司』さんは隠れ家的でいい感じですね。でも、迷子になりそう！
今日も楽しく拝見しました。
次は3000人ですね。頑張って下さい。
ありがとうございます。同じような道で私も迷子になりそうでした。これからも頑張ります。
9:59 左側の穴は、戦争中の防空壕の跡ではないでしょうか。
その可能性はあるかもしれません。
並木さん、今晩は。
見てない分の動画を見て又再発見です。
「坂の上の蕎麦屋・司」さんはテレビで知って出掛けた事があります。
車を置けないので日ノ出町のコインパーキングに駐めて随分歩きました。
お店は「一般家庭」の様な作りで道に面した門を入ると立派な玄関が！
「天せいろ」を食べましたが・・・私にはチョット量が少ないかな！
あの店に行かれたんですか。車で行くには上の方から回るのかも知れませんね。
お早うございます。
あの店を紹介した「テレビ番組」が日ノ出町から歩いて行く
動画でしたので、野毛山方面から向かうとは全く考え無かったです。
横浜には「美味しいお蕎麦屋」が多いのでそれだけでも「懐かしい！」
ですし、思い出すお店も多いですね。
こんばんは♪今日は知らない場所でした。毎回楽しみにしています、浜っ子の主人も知らなかったようです。笑、また2人で散歩します、登録者も急増ですね、おめでとう㊗️ございます！今回の坂道はきついかも！
ありがとうございます。その後撮影中に何度か声を掛けられるようになりました。その度に「これで〇人目だ」と数えています。
横浜埋め立て歴史の第一弾、吉田新田。関内は良く行くので興味深いです。
それにしても江戸初期に、なぜ海を埋め立ててまで田畑を作ったのですかね。
もっと江戸に近くて田畑にできる土地はあったんじゃないかな？と疑問に思いました。
江戸幕府が開かれると江戸に人が集まり食料増産のために近郊各地に新田が開発されました。吉田新田もその一つです。当時横浜は遠浅の海で埋め立て、干拓がしやすい地形でした。（それでもかなりの難工事でした）
このVTRに映っている吉田興産の看板こそ吉田勘兵衛の子孫が経営する会社なんですよね。
直系のご子孫かどうかはわかりませんが
関係者であろうと思われます。
今回の、天神山 我が家のわんちゃんとの、お散歩コースです。駅裏の階段を昇り、野毛山公園から、また、同じ階段を降りて帰ります!けっこうしんどいですけど、いい運動になりますwww!
てっぺんまで行くとかなりの運動になりますね。私は息を切らせて登りました。
天神坂は正に迷路ですよね。引っ越し業者は大変でしょうね。太田道灌別邸位迄なんとなく削られた名残りの様なかんじはしますね。
土砂の採取場所の詳しい記録は無いので何とも言えませんが関東学院辺りまで削っていた可能性は十分ありますね。引っ越しは特別料金がかかると思います。