Kaiwomaru

A charming Sailboat

The sailboat Kaiwomaru is also known as the "Lady of the Sea". The inside of the ship is a naval history museum. The entrance fee was ￥400 for adult and ￥200 for child. Free parking was available in ...

the first sea king

Original Text

When I lived in Yokohama about 20 years ago, I had experience sailing at Nihonmaru as a volunteer of Sohantenpan, so I visited with interest, although it was not the opening day of Sohantenpan. I heard that it was a sister ship with Nihonmaru, but the explanation staff explained that the details are different from Nihonmaru. Due to the revision of the law on high-altitude work harnesses to be installed and the influence of the new corona, the number of volunteers to sail decreased and the average age was 70 years old for a while, but the current situation is still in the 50s ...

I don't move now, but I'm sailing 々

Original Text

A sailing ship preserved in mooring. If you were an adult, you could pay 400 yen to see the inside. The radar may be spinning, but it seems that there is no radio wave coming out separately, and when you press the green button attached to the radar in the steering room, you can see the image of the radar image. It seemed that the radar scanner was spinning together. It was an interesting facility where you can see the ships of the good old days decades ago, and sailing ships. Compared to the sister ship Nihonmaru in Yokohama, the contents of the exhibition are ...

Training のための boat

Original Text

Unlike passenger ships, there are few decorations. There is no such thing as the extreme rationality that even a small space is not wasted like an escort. There are no various equipment or warehouses like fishing boats. You can feel that it is a ship for training sailors.

Beautiful sailing ship

Original Text

I didn't go to Kaiomaru Park because it was early in the morning, but I looked down from the promenade of Shinminato Ohashi Bridge (Ainokaze Promenade). Kaiomaru, which was preserved and exhibited as it was when it was active, did not raise the sail, but it was elegant and beautiful.