Honmoku, Yokohama 1982 & Nagai Heights 1985

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1. Debora Pharr より:

   2011年3月17日 12:42 AM

   This is very cool. I lived in Nagai and started Kindergarten there in 1967. Had my class picture taken with my dog Suki that would follow me to school sometimes. We actually lived down by the beach and rode our bikes or walked up the hill to school. I loved the beach and having my own tidal pool for a swimming pool. I also went to Callighan School before we came back to the states. I feel so helpless for the people of Japan and what they are going thru right now. Thanks for the memories and hopeful for a quick recovery.
   ~Debora Pharr~

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   • 象支店長 より:

     2011年3月17日 9:30 AM

     Debora Pharr – san,

     Thank you for your heart-warming message, and Operation Tomodachi :!!:
     :korekore: Operation Tomodachi – a set on Flickr
     。。。We never give up

     Thank you again.

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2. tony brown より:

   2011年5月6日 5:45 AM

   Your honmoku pics are amazing. I grew up here as a child. Are you willing to share the jpegs you are showing of honmoku in the viewer? Many Thanks for the memories.

   Regards,

   Tony

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   • 象支店長 より:

     2011年5月6日 11:57 AM

     tony brown -san,

     Thank you for your comment.

     :quotation: Are you willing to share the jpegs you are showing of honmoku in the viewer?

     Of course, I added jpg edition photo gallery, now.
     If you want to download the pictures, please access the gallery.

     1. Right click on the thumbnails.
     2. Open in new window.
     3. Left click on the image, drag & drop to desktop.

     
     

     Have a nice day.

     Regards,

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3. geary より:

   2014年6月25日 5:40 AM

   I lived and grew up in Nagai hts… I think we live there the longest and still had a house on the beach during the closing of Nagai… great place to grow up…
   mahalo nui loa
   Geary

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   • 象支店長 より:

     2014年6月25日 10:23 PM

     Geary – san,

     Aloha !
     You’re welcome.
     Thank you for your comments

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4. Mike Reed より:

   2021年6月28日 5:59 AM

   My family lived in Nagai Heights from January, 1960 to February, 1964. It was a continual adventure the entire time. We lived in the last house on the left side of the runway where it curved around a large open space directly above the rocky beach. The trail down to the beach was close by. I attended Callaghan School until Sixth grade when my class was transferred to the Sullivans School on the base. I had so much freedom to explore my surroundings. It was a perpetual adventure for us. Leaving Japan after four years was a let down. I still occasionally dream I am back on the rocky beach below the bluffs we lived on. I also hear from old friends I palled around with in those days. Living there set the stage for my adult life of exploring fascinating places along the back roads of the world. What a place Nagai was!

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5. Mike Reed より:

   2021年6月28日 6:03 AM

   My family lived in Nagai Heights from January, 1960 to February, 1964. It was a continual adventure the entire time. We lived in the last house on the left side of the runway where it curved around a large open space directly above the rocky beach. The trail down to the beach was close by. I attended Callaghan School until Sixth grade when my class was transferred to the Sullivans School on the base. I had so much freedom to explore my surroundings. It was a perpetual adventure for us. Leaving Japan after four years was a let down. I still occasionally dream I am back on the rocky beach below the bluffs we lived on. I also hear from old friends I palled around with in those days. Living there set the stage for my adult life of exploring fascinating places along the back roads of the world. What a place Nagai was! I have photos from those days in Nagai but I am not sure how to post them here.

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