“Exhibition on Siberian Detainment Opens in Yokohama on the 11th, Featuring Lecture by 100-Year-Old Survivor 80 Years After the War”

Midori Art Park is a contemporary cultural and recreational space that blends art, nature, and community engagement. Established to promote public art appreciation, it features outdoor sculptures, installations, and landscaped gardens, often hosting exhibitions and events. While its exact founding date may vary by location, such parks are typically designed to enhance urban green spaces while fostering creativity and cultural exchange.

Yokohama’s Midori Ward is a residential and green suburban area known for its parks, nature, and family-friendly atmosphere. Established in 1994 through the merger of several districts, it features attractions like the Yokohama Zoo and the historic Negishi Forest Park, once part of a samurai training ground during the Edo period. The ward balances modern urban living with natural spaces, offering a peaceful retreat within the bustling city.

Minami Ward is one of three administrative wards in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Established in 2010 when Sagamihara became a designated major city, it is known for its mix of residential areas, green spaces, and military facilities, including the U.S. Army’s Camp Zama. The area has historical ties to the Imperial Japanese Army and later U.S. forces post-World War II, while also offering modern amenities and access to nature, such as the Sagami River.