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Descriptive Essay About Japanese

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My city ”YOKOHAMA”
Mizuki Nagasawa
About Yokohama Yokohama is a second big city in Japan. The population is 3.7 million. It is the largest population in a city. Japan had isolated 215 years and almost country don’t allow cultural exchange. But after 215 years, we concluded a treaty with America. The opening of a country to the world was happened this city. It has really old history of culture and also the modern culture started this city. It is always developed the city even now. It always creates new trend as well as Tokyo. The people are called “Hamakko” who were born Yokohama and grow up there. This city have been flourished with trade from opening of a country so many people work as trader who like new trend and cheerful.
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It was made for trade in 1911. This was the most modern warehouse in Japan at that time. Nowadays, it changed shop building but it keeps the architecture. It has various event all season especially Christmas season is beautiful which has Christmas market.
Minatomirai
Landmark Tower is popular spot for tourist where is 296 meter sky scraper with a shopping complex. There is amusement park and seeing night view from Ferris wheel is popular. It is beautiful and romantic. It is usually used the picture of Landmark Tower and Ferris wheel for explaining Yokohama as I am using.
Noge
It is the area for Japanese business people. It develops with them. There is not a business area actually it is the area of pub. After 5 o’clock, it is crowded with them who work at nearby business area. It has good old Japanese style. After working, they go to drink to rid of their stressful. They are serious business people at daytime but they are friendly here and look happy.

Yokohama bay stadium It is a baseball stadium. There are baseball games sometimes musician’s live concerts. Attend a BayStars game at Yokohama bay stadium. The best game to watch is BayStars vs.Giants. BayStars fan usually dislike Yomiuri

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