The Yokohama Yamate Tennis Birthplace Memorial Hall

Lawn tennis was invented in the UK and then introduced to Japan, with the first tennis court built in Yamate Park. The hall is unstaffed and open for free visits. There are still many tennis courts nearby, and many people play there even on weekdays. The memorial hall itself is a Western-style building from that era, with detailed explanations of when tennis was introduced to Japan, the attire and equipment used by players at the time, the styles of rackets, and more. It's very interesting and holds historical significance.