ARM Cuauhtémoc BE-01 Sail Mexican Training Ship
*Updated May 26th, 2009 (Thanks Jose!)
The “Cuauhtemoc” visit to Yokohama is to celebrate both the 400 anniversary of the first friendly contacts between Mexico and Japan, and to celebrate Y-150. Actually, Y-150 organizers invited her to take part in the celebrations and is part of the official Y-150 program.
The vessel will arrive into Yokohama in May 27th at 10 am and it will be open to the public from May 28th to June 5th (10:00 – 17:00 hrs).It will dock at the Port of Yokohama, Shinko Pier, No. 5 Berth.
Below is the old itinerary that has been changed because of the swine flu.
More information on the Y150 website (Japanese).
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Hello, I know for sure that the public will be able to visit the ship onboard on June 2nd. There will be also some festivities including a taiko group performing onboard that day.
Hi Jose.
Thanks for the information. You wouldn’t happen to know what time and/or where it will dock?
It seems that the Cuauhtemoc will be arriving to Yokohama sooner than the date expected because it will skip Osaka due to the flu.
I’ve read in other website that will be arriving at Yokohama on June 27th, does anybody has confirmation of it?
Thanks for the info. I haven’t heard anything but will do a check later if I have time.
oh. Cuauhtemoc will skip osaka?
Are y sure?))))
The “Cuauhtemoc” visit to Yokohama is to celebrate both the 400 aniversary of the first friendly contacts bewteen Mexico and Japan, and to celebrate Y-150. Actually, Y-150 organizers invited her to take part in the celebrations and is part of the official Y-150 program.
The vessel will arrive into Yokohama in May 27th at 10 am and it will be open to the public from May 28th to June 5th (10:00 – 17:00 hrs).It will dock at the Port of Yokohama, Shinko Pier, No. 5 Berth.
Thanks for the information. I will update the post soon.
There is more information in Japanese at http://event.yokohama150.org/news/20090526.html
Thanks for the link. Appreciated.
I visited Cuauhtemoc today. The crew of Cuauhtemoc were so friendly and kind to visitors and it was such an impressive boat. All in all a great experience! It is highly recommended!
That’s good to know. I visited on the first day but there was a formal ceremony so the crew were busy. I was able to get some good photos though. I’d like to go again but I probably won’t have time.