What is the title and subject of the picture book created through this collaboration?

The picture book is titled 'Tamakusu' and it introduces 'the Tamakusu Tree', which is the symbolic tree of Yokohama Port's opening.

When and where can interested visitors obtain a copy of the 'Tamakusu' picture book?

From Wednesday, April 1 onward, the book will be given to interested visitors and those who purchase Tamakusu Tree related items at the Yokohama Archives of History Museum Shop & Café PORTER'S LODGE.

What are the specifications of the 'Tamakusu' picture book, including its size, page count, and distribution method?

The picture book is 210x210 mm, has 16 full-color pages, and is intended for non-commercial, free distribution with 3,000 copies printed.

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Q: What is the main purpose of the collaboration between Yokohama Archives of History and Yokohama College of Commerce?

The main purpose is to carry out a project focused on cultural tourism information dissemination by students, resulting in the creation of a picture book.

Published Mar 30, 2026 12:27 AM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 10:34 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR Times

The Yokohama Archives of History and Yokohama College of Commerce have collaborated to distribute a picture book titled 'Tamakusu'.

The Yokohama Archives of History signed a memorandum of understanding with Yokohama College of Commerce on June 2, 2025, to carry out a project focused on cultural tourism information dissemination by students. As a result of this project, a picture book introducing 'the Tamakusu Tree' — the symbolic tree of Yokohama Port's opening — has been completed.

Picture Book 'Tamakusu' Overview

Size: 210×210 mm (A4 modified) Pages: 16 pages Spec: Full color, non-commercial (free distribution) Copies: 3,000

Distribution: From Wednesday, April 1 onward, the book will be given to interested visitors and to those who purchase items related to the Tamakusu Tree at the Yokohama Archives of History Museum Shop & Café PORTER'S LODGE. Future plans include donating copies to kindergartens and nursery schools in Naka Ward, Yokohama, and distributing them at events.

Printing: The printing of this picture book was made possible with the generous support and cooperation of Ariake Co., Ltd. We extend our sincere gratitude.

A launch event for the picture book is also planned.

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