(原文) t is located in Yokohama Park, with Yokohama Stadium next to it. In the center of this circular water square is a horse chestnut tree, surrounded by statues of a lion, dolphin, horse, and dragon in four directions. The lion faces Yokohama City Hall, the dolphin faces Yokohama Port, the horse faces Bashamichi, and the dragon faces Chinatown. At the base of the horse chestnut tree in the middle, an explanation of the water square is written on a water bottle object. It is also cute that a little fairy (water nymph) is sitting next to this explanation. According to the description, "The water plaza was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Yokohama Waterworks, which was established in October 1887. This water bottle under the horse chestnut tree represents the source of water and is guarded by the spirit of water. The stone mound depicts the flow of water spreading out like a whirlpool from the water source. The surrounding statues are lions facing City Hall, horses facing the carriage road, dolphins facing the harbor, and dragons facing the direction of Chinatown, where drinking water is available. Underneath the plaza is a circulating water storage tank (with a capacity of 60 m3), which provides the drinking water needed in the event of a disaster." The "Iruka" is a large, open-air facility with a large, open-air facility. Here, visitors can enjoy photographing the four statues with Yokohama Stadium in the background.
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t is located in Yokohama Park, with Yokohama Stadium next to it. In the center of this circular water square is a horse chestnut tree, surrounded by statues of a lion, dolphin, horse, and dragon in four directions. The lion faces Yokohama City Hall, the dolphin faces Yokohama Port, the horse faces Bashamichi, and the dragon faces Chinatown. At the base of the horse chestnut tree in the middle, an explanation of the water square is written on a water bottle object. It is also cute that a little fairy (water nymph) is sitting next to this explanation. According to the description, "The water plaza was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Yokohama Waterworks, which was established in October 1887. This water bottle under the horse chestnut tree represents the source of water and is guarded by the spirit of water. The stone mound depicts the flow of water spreading out like a whirlpool from the water source. The surrounding statues are lions facing City Hall, horses facing the carriage road, dolphins facing the harbor, and dragons facing the direction of Chinatown, where drinking water is available. Underneath the plaza is a circulating water storage tank (with a capacity of 60 m3), which provides the drinking water needed in the event of a disaster." The "Iruka" is a large, open-air facility with a large, open-air facility. Here, visitors can enjoy photographing the four statues with Yokohama Stadium in the background.