- The outdoor beckons. North Face takes kids trekking in Hokkaido
- Exciting events happening in Yokohama
- The Salesman
- RICHARD THE STORK
- Logan 2017
- The Light Between Oceans
- HAROLD AND LILLIAN: A HOLLYWOOD LOVE STORY
- WHAT A WONDERFUL FAMILY 2 (KAZOKU WA TSURAI YO)
- Nikuon June 3 & 4
- Curry Festival 2017 at Yokosuka, June 3 & 4
- Stop by for beer and German sausages at Hibiya Park Oktoberfest 2017 (June 2-11)
- Japan’s next generation bicycle tires don’t need air
- Say Mother’s Day with a European style floral arrangement
- Award-winning short film ‘The Sad Monk’ in theatres
- Tokyo U-14 International Youth Football Tournament 2017
- Picnic Cafe Wangan Zoo Adventure
- Beauty and the Beast 2017
- Food delivery at hanami spots
- Fun events at Huis Ten Bosch This Spring!
Uma no Hakubutsukan (Equine Museum of Japan)
What better way to prepare for the imminent arrival of the year of the horse than a visit to a horse museum.
Located in the Negishi Racecourse’s former site, the Uma no Hakubutsukan is a fantastic place for family edutainment. Learn about history, folklore, arts and crafts including measuring your own horsepower! Stop by the Pony Center and meet real horses from thoroughbred to miniature. Horseback riding is available all year ‘round except Mondays and holidays. Preschoolers and elementary school graders can enjoy a horse-driven carriage ride and experience feeding carrots to horses on Saturdays (1:30 to 1:45 pm).
Open hours 10 am - 4 pm (last entry by 4 pm)
Park hours 9:30 am - 5 pm
Admission fees Infants & toddlers (free), elementary - high school students (30 yen), adults (100 yen)
Address: Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken, Naka-ku, Negishidai 1-3
How to get there:
⁃ From Negishi Station , take city bus no.21 for Sakuragi-cho Station, take city bus no.21 to Takinoue.
⁃ From Yokohama Station east exit, Hinode-cho Station, or Isezakichoja-machi Station, take city bus no.103 to Takinoue.
⁃ From Yamate Station or Negishi Station, a 15-minutes walk.(Next to Negishi Forest Park)
http://www.bajibunka.jrao.ne.jp/en/equinemuseumofjapan.html
