It's new! Nishi Ward Tekuteku Sketch: The 40th Pkarisan Bridge

After passing Pacifico-yokohama Plaza on the sea side of the Minato Mirai district, you will find "Purisan Bridge". It is a cute passenger ship terminal with Midoriya root with a clock tower like a lighthouse.
Since it becomes a picture against the background of Yokohama Port, it is very popular as a model for sketches and oil paintings.
Opened in 1991 (Heisei 3), the official name is "Minato Mirai Sanbashi / Marine Passenger Terminal". It is made with Japan's first floating type, so when you stand on Sanbashi, it looks like you're riding a boat with Pukaripukari.
When you enter the terminal, the first floor is a kitchen counter and a waiting room, and the second floor is a marine restaurant.
From the Sanbashi on the right, a liner Ferry Boat "Seabus" entered and exited Yokohama Station East Exit, Akarengasoko and Yamashita Park without interruption. There are also "Marlene Shuttle" and "Marlene Rouge" on Yokohama Port sightseeing.
It is very busy because charter boats are also used on holidays.

Title, picture, text: SUZUKI Taro (Nishi Ward Cultural Association)