YOKOHAMA FROM 1880S THROUGH THE PRESENT

View of English Hatoba at Yokohama by New York Public Library

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View of Bund, Yokohama by New York Public Library

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: Living here in this time period would have been fun if I had about a million yen to keep myself living the "good life."

View of Grand Hotel, Yokohama by New York Public Library

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Japan 19th Century - 13 by Sgt.Steiner

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View of Yokohama by New York Public Library

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: If I could go back into time, my first choice would be the USA in the 1400s, flying over it in a helicopter. My second choice would be Yokohama during this time period if I had a million yen to live the "good life."

Town Honcho-Dori Yokohama by New York Public Library

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: According to Mustang Koji: "Another view of Eichelberger's 8th US Army Headquarters in Yokohama, Japan where my dad was stationed. He was part of G-2, Military Intelligence Service, ATIS (Allied Translator and Interpreter Service). Circa 1947"

8th Army HQs, Yokohama by Mustang Koji

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8th Army HQs, Yokohama 1947 by Mustang Koji

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slide003 by Vincent Van den Storme

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: It is good to know that these early foreign residents of Yokohama who loved Yokohama enough to choose it as their final resting place sleep undisturbed and their burial plots cared for by their Japanese hosts. My respect for the Japanese in maintaining this prime piece of real-estate for those who remain here is symbolic of the Japanese character where "honor" reigns supreme.

The Foreigners' Cemetery, Yamate Bluff, Yokohama, Japan by Simon (彩紋)

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PICT5538 by Yokohama Michael

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Japan: View of Yokohama c.1880 by Don Lickley

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Sunrise over Yokohama by Artem

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