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NISSAN LEAF | The Fourth Installment

<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> A clear blue sky, unseen for some time, spreads out overhead. Departure at 9 AM.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> As we drove on the Shuto Expressway, Odaiba came into view on our left.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> On the Bayshore Route, we passed through an industrial zone that looked like a movie set.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> We soon arrived at our first charging point, Daikoku Pier Parking Area.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> The rapid charger was located at the far end of the parking lot, with no signs to guide us.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> We plugged this nozzle-type rapid charging connector into the EV to charge.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> The Leaf was also ready.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Once we started, charging turned out to be very simple.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> After plugging in the rapid charging connector, we just pressed the start button on the charger.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> While charging, another silver Leaf pulled up beside us.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> The charging indicator lights, blinking and turning off, show the charging status.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> With EV charging, there's no worry about gasoline spills or dirty hands.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Charging at 400 volts and 7.5 kilowatts brought the range back to over 100 km.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> On the Yokohama-Yokosuka Road after charging, we tried accelerating to nearly 100 km/h.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> We continued on the Yokohama-Yokosuka Road, heading towards the Miura Peninsula.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Exiting at the Mabori Kaigan Interchange, we were greeted by a coastal view lined with palm trees.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Driving along the coast after passing through a tunnel, the Yokosuka Museum of Art building appeared on our right.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Upon entering the underground parking, we spotted a blue sign that read "CHARGING POINT."
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Following the arrows, we parked the Leaf in the charging spot.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Once the charging connector was inserted straight in until it locked, we were ready.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> The museum is currently hosting the exhibition 'Shiki Masaoka and Art'.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> The interior of the museum felt wonderfully open.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Circular windows were placed throughout the museum.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> It opened in April 2007, four years ago.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> After enjoying the art, we had a seafood-centric lunch at the museum's Italian restaurant, Acquamarina. ©Yokosuka Museum of Art
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Facing the rooftop plaza, the blue sea and sky stretched out before us.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> During our pleasant two-and-a-half hours, the charge increased from 70% to over 90%.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> We took a commemorative photo with the Kannonzaki Lighthouse, a symbol of Kannonzaki.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> We headed north along the coast on Route 134.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Across the sea, Mount Fuji was visible.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Here too, we took photos of the Leaf with the coastline as a backdrop.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> In the parking lot where we stopped for photos, there was a sign indicating "EV" and "50% Discount."
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Continuing north on Route 134, we aimed for Zushi City this time.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Our third charging point: Zushi Kikuchi Taxi.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> It was here that we encountered an "EV Taxi" for the first time.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Charging at 400 volts and 7.6 kilowatts increased the range to 126 km.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Nowhere but Sajima, a weekly villa in Sajima. ©Chiaki Yasukawa
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Standing near the window, it felt as if we were floating on the sea. ©Chiaki Yasukawa
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> From inside the building, you can see Mount Fuji and Enoshima. ©Chiaki Yasukawa
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> Sajima is a hidden gem in Yokosuka, relatively unknown to tourists. ©Nowhere resort
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> This location is equipped with Tesla rapid chargers in its parking lot.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> As our journey neared its end, we headed for Kamakura.
<strong>NISSAN LEAF</strong> After our final charge of the day at Kamakura City Hall, we began our journey home. ©Kamakura City Hall
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