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Distribution of Collaborative Project Results with Yokohama University of Commerce [Yokohama Archives of History]

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Published Mar 30, 2026 5:11 AM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 10:44 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR Times

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The Yokohama Archives of History, in collaboration with Yokohama University of Commerce, has created a picture book about the 'Tamakusu Tree,' a symbol of the port's opening.
The book will be distributed for free at the museum shop starting April 1st and donated to local kindergartens.
A launch event is also planned.

The Yokohama Archives of History, in collaboration with Yokohama University of Commerce, has created a picture book about the 'Tamakusu Tree,' a symbol of the port's opening. The book will be distributed for free at the museum shop starting April 1st and donated to local kindergartens. A launch event is also planned.

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Published: Mar 30, 2026

The Yokohama Archives of History signed a memorandum of understanding with Yokohama University of Commerce on June 2, 2025, to implement a project for students to disseminate information about cultural tourism.

As a result of this project, we are pleased to announce the completion of a picture book introducing the 'Tamakusu Tree,' the symbolic tree of the Port of Yokohama's opening.

**Overview of the picture book 'Tamakusu'**

* **Size:** 210×210 Modified A4 * **Pages:** 16 pages * **Specifications:** Full color, Not for sale * **Copies:** 3,000

**About the distribution of the picture book:** Starting Wednesday, April 1st, the book will be available at the Yokohama Archives of History Museum Shop & Café, PORTER'S LODGE. It will be given to those who request it or purchase items related to the 'Tamakusu Tree.' We also plan to donate it to kindergartens and nursery schools in Naka-ku, Yokohama, and distribute it to event participants.

**About the printing of the picture book:** We would like to express our gratitude to Ariake Co., Ltd. for their support and cooperation in printing this picture book.

**A launch event will be held for the picture book.**

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FAQ

What is the main outcome of the collaborative project between the Yokohama Archives of History and Yokohama University of Commerce?

The main outcome is the completion of a picture book introducing the 'Tamakusu Tree,' the symbolic tree of the Port of Yokohama's opening.

When did the Yokohama Archives of History and Yokohama University of Commerce sign their memorandum of understanding for this project?

The memorandum of understanding was signed on June 2, 2025, to implement a project for students to disseminate information about cultural tourism.

What are the physical specifications of the 'Tamakusu' picture book?

The picture book is 210x210 Modified A4 size, has 16 pages, is full color, and is not for sale.

Where can individuals obtain a copy of the 'Tamakusu' picture book starting April 1st?

Copies of the picture book will be available at the Yokohama Archives of History Museum Shop & Café, PORTER'S LODGE, starting Wednesday, April 1st.

Besides direct requests or purchases, how else will the 'Tamakusu' picture book be distributed?

The picture book is planned to be donated to kindergartens and nursery schools in Naka-ku, Yokohama, and distributed to event participants.

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