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Yokohama City Library, Coffee Tonya, Motomachi Pool Night Swimming
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Yokohama City Library
Coffee Tonya
Motomachi Pool Night Swimming
Today's Sponsor - Dream Drive Campervans
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Yokohama City Library
You may not know it, but Yokohama has a great selection of libraries with many English books.Often books are quite expensive or rare in Japan, so we recommend checking out this library if you are a reader or would like your kids to read more!A library card (Toshokan Card) is required to borrow books. The library card is free for anyone who lives, works, or attends school in Yokohama City. You may borrow up to a total of 10 items (magazines and books) from all branches for 2 weeks. Bring the books to be borrowed with your library card to the Circulation Desk. Each time you borrow a book, a date due receipt will be given to you, indicating the item ID number and the date by which you should return the item to the library.Items borrowed from one branch of Yokohama City Library may be returned at the Circulation Desk of any other branch of Yokohama City Library. Your library card and the receipt are not needed when returning items.
Website (English) > https://opac.lib.city.yokohama.lg.jp/opac/OPP0200?LANG=enGoogle Map > https://goo.gl/maps/YwYRE71xPfwoZRsy8
Coffee Tonya
Local roastery Coffee Tonya runs this retail space close to Yokohama’s bustling train station, offering small bags of its own product as well as green beans that DIY roasters can take home. Staff and signage help visitors select the right beans, depending on their preferred origin, brewing method and roasting preference (light to dark), and anyone who picks up a bag also gets a free coffee from the La Marzocco machine in-store. It’s only a small space – the eight or so seats are overwhelmed by the galaxy of beans that fill the shop – but coffee nerds should pop in to peruse the shelves.Go grab some freshly roasted coffee and see if you taste the difference!Google Map > https://goo.gl/maps/zL36NbJ5FYxjDUU39
Motomachi Pool Night Swimming
Good news! Motomachi Pool - one of the most scenic pools in Yokohama - is now open!We've had a few questions about how to get tickets, so look no further!1. Pick Your TimeThere are timeslots set throughout the day for 300 people each time.9AM-11:10AM11:30AM-1:40PM2PM-4:10PM4:30PM-6:40PM7PM-9PM2. Get Your Ticket In Advance (Optional)To guarantee your ticket, you can get it from 8:45AM.We recommend to do this on a Saturday or Sunday.3. Enjoy Your Swim At The Right Time!Official Website (Japanese) > https://www.hamapoo-fep.com/motomachi/Google Map > https://goo.gl/maps/7hnQof6sWvd5G9vb9
Dream Drive - Building, selling, and renting campervans.
“Whenever I recall and share childhood stories from growing up in the UK and Australia, they almost always begin with a road trip. I had to ask myself “why? why do most of my most memorable childhood stories begin with a journey, and why have I not been making these memories here in Japan? While working in an office in Tokyo for about 10 years, I came to the realization that many Japanese are traveling and experiencing RV road trips abroad in the United States, Australia, Europe, etc. but not doing so in their own country. Japan is in my opinion one of, if not the best country for free-spirited road trip travel as the roads are safe and there are thousands of clean toilets and onsen all throughout the country. My dream with starting this company was to not only build great campervans but also help put Japan on the global map as a top road trip destination.”
JARED CAMPIONDream Drive Founder & CEO
We currently build and rent three campervan models – The small compact TOCHI, KAGO, and larger KUMA. Listed below you’ll be able find more details about each campervan type as well pricing to help you decide which size is right for you.
Visit our https://www.dreamdrive.life/ to see all options and start exploring Japan!
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Location > Yamashita ParkGoogle Map > https://goo.gl/maps/NxC5gXSqUFeWuLbi7Photo Credit > https://www.instagram.com/monzoon_k/