Berrick Hall
Berrick Hall
Berrick Hall
Berrick Hall
Berrick Hall
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Berrick Hall

27 of 39 in Yokohama

Berrick Hall (ベーリック・ホール), the largest Western-style residence in Yamate, was completed in 1930. Designed by American architect J.H. Morgan, who also created Yamate No. 111, the house was built for British trader B.R. Berrick. The architectural design reflects a blend of Spanish and Western influences, making it a standout structure in the area.

Visitors can admire its impressive facade and enjoy the elegant atmosphere inside, showcasing a piece of historical architecture. Berrick Hall is a perfect example of Western-style living from the early 20th century in Yokohama, offering insights into the city’s foreign history and trade relations.

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Hours and Fees

Berrick Hall
  • Opening hours
  • 9:30 to 17:00

  • Closed
  • 2nd Wednesday of the month (or Thursday if Wednesday is a holiday)

  • Entrance fee
  • Free

Getting there

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The Berrick Hall is a 10-15 minute walk from Motomachi-Chūkagai Station (8 minutes, 230 yen from Yokohama Station) on the Minato Mirai Line, or a 15-20 minute walk from Ishikawacho Station (7 minutes, 170 yen from Yokohama Station) on the JR Negishi Line.

Resources

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