Good day to all the members of hive/ecency community!
Lately, because of the covid restrictions here in Japan the people were being observed to follow self discipline caused by the rampant increase of covid infections and I was one of the unfortunate who struggled a little because of the infection I got from attending business ceremonies. Thankful to our Almighty that the virus didn’t hit my lungs and it was a light infection. I just stayed at home the whole 2-3 weeks enduring a fever not so high but with cough that became severe; I had to visit the doctor 4 times after the quarantine.
Well, after that unfortunate experienced, I tried to regain my life back to normal looking for places to spend and released stress feelings of the aftermath. I found this seaside view of the well known Yamashita Park of Yokohama.
This ship 🚢 although old and used was the main attraction people usually visit and had photo memories of the place. I sat at the benches there looking at people reminiscing things at the same time.
Looking at the right position there’s a staircase going up the pavement of the ship. You can see and learn what’s inside the ship for first timers and it’s really educational. I had seen the decks a couple of years ago so I didn’t bother to revisit again.
A lot of birds too hanging at the anchor chain made me enjoyed more of the view and took lots of pictures for my blog. The water touching the sea stairs made me shiver and I thought of swimming but the problem was I can’t swim. Lol!
The green scenic place of the park made me explore more of its beauty. 🌲 A very nice park inside the urban city of Yokohama.
The fountain at the main entrance.
There you are my folks and hope you enjoyed reading. Thanks for dropping by. Next place is Ishikawacho station going to China Town.
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