NYK Hikawamaru
| 山下 公園 地 先, Yamashitacho, 横浜市中区 Naka Ward |
5 priser
10.00/10.00 |
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+81 45-641-4362 |
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Keï teï (23.10.2017 05:35)
Awesome museum, full of information - in English, shows dining areas, cabins, the engine room, the deck. A great experience for all ages.
Awesome museum, full of information - in English, shows dining areas, cabins, the engine room, the deck. A great experience for all ages.
Jeba John Sheltan (23.09.2017 13:13)
Wonderful ship "The Queen of the Pacific", standing as a History !!
She was one of the only two Japanese ships to have survived in the World War 2.. A must go place in Yokohama.. Lovely & Royal interiors.. You can enjoy the beauty of the park from the upper deck.. Entrance Fee costs only 300 Yen.
Wonderful ship "The Queen of the Pacific", standing as a History !!
She was one of the only two Japanese ships to have survived in the World War 2.. A must go place in Yokohama.. Lovely & Royal interiors.. You can enjoy the beauty of the park from the upper deck.. Entrance Fee costs only 300 Yen.
Locke Wang (04.09.2017 08:05)
This is absolutely a place you should not miss! All history about the great ship and much about Japan's modernisation.
This is absolutely a place you should not miss! All history about the great ship and much about Japan's modernisation.
Michał Szklarzewicz (26.05.2017 00:57)
Excellent journey back into the golden era of ocean liners.
Unlike nearby Mikasa, this is still a proper ship. You pay a rather cheap ticket and explore the interior. Interior include capitan quarters, bridge, first class cabins, first class dining room and lounge and also third part cabins. You can go all the way down and explore the diesel engines that used to power this ship.
There is a large amount of explanation in english provided and it is possible to understand how such ships used to be operated.
Definitely worth seeing.
Excellent journey back into the golden era of ocean liners.
Unlike nearby Mikasa, this is still a proper ship. You pay a rather cheap ticket and explore the interior. Interior include capitan quarters, bridge, first class cabins, first class dining room and lounge and also third part cabins. You can go all the way down and explore the diesel engines that used to power this ship.
There is a large amount of explanation in english provided and it is possible to understand how such ships used to be operated.
Definitely worth seeing.
Arjun Sarup (21.03.2017 19:43)
Beautifully restored passenger liner that was lucky to survive World War II. The engine room, bridge and cabins are immaculate, even down to different ways blankets were folded in the cabins. The upper decks give a nice view of the harbour and Yokohama's skyline.
Beautifully restored passenger liner that was lucky to survive World War II. The engine room, bridge and cabins are immaculate, even down to different ways blankets were folded in the cabins. The upper decks give a nice view of the harbour and Yokohama's skyline.
