地球市民かながわプラザ, International exchange center in Sakae Ward, Yokohama, Japan.
The Earth Citizens Kanagawa Plaza is a five-story building in Yokohama containing conference rooms, multimedia areas, and exhibition spaces dedicated to international understanding. The facility is organized to allow visitors to participate in activities and access information about different cultures and global topics.
The center opened in 1998 on the grounds of a former fire department training facility. Its establishment reflected Yokohama's effort to create a dedicated venue for international exchange and dialogue.
The building hosts exhibition spaces where school groups and organizations gather to explore global perspectives and cultural exchange programs. Interactive displays on the upper floors create opportunities for visitors to engage with international content and learn about different societies.
The location sits just a short walk from Hongodai Station, making public transport access straightforward. The building is open daily except Mondays, unless a Monday falls on a public holiday.
The building served as a filming location for the Japanese television series Boukenger, where it played the role of the Surge Museum base. This connection to the popular series has made it an interesting spot for fans of the show.
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