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

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The Yokohama Archives of History, in collaboration with Yokohama University of Commerce, has produced a picture book about the 'Tamakusu no Ki,' the symbolic tree of the Port of Yokohama's opening. The book will be distributed to visitors and donated to local institutions.

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Q: When did the Yokohama Archives of History sign the memorandum of understanding with Yokohama University of Commerce?
A: The memorandum of understanding was signed by the Yokohama Archives of History and the university on June 2, 2025.
Q: What is the main subject of the picture book that has been completed as a result of the collaborative project?
A: The picture book introduces the 'Tamakusu no Ki' (camphor tree), which is the symbolic tree of the opening of the Port of Yokohama.
Q: What are the physical dimensions and the page count of the completed picture book 'Tamakusu'?
A: The picture book has a size of 210 by 210 millimeters (Modified A4) and consists of 16 full-color pages.
Q: How can interested individuals obtain a copy of the picture book starting from April 1st?
A: The book will be given to those who request it or purchase related items at the Museum Shop & Café, PORTER'S LODGE.
Q: Which company provided printing support and cooperation for the production of the 'Tamakusu' picture book?
A: Ariake Co., Ltd. provided support and cooperation for the printing of this picture book.