たったひとつの恋 (2006) | Red Brick Park — Nao Waits for Hiroto by Yokohama Harbor

Red Brick Park beside Yokohama’s historic brick warehouses is one of the recurring waterfront anchors of NTV’s 2006 drama『たったひとつの恋』(Tatta Hitotsu no Koi / Just One Love).

The filming-location archive identifies 赤レンガパーク as the seaside park that appears repeatedly through the series. In episode 1, broadcast October 14, 2006, Tsukioka Nao waits here for Kanzaki Hiroto. Later episodes return to the same waterfront: Hiroto and Nao walk here after dinner in episode 3, Nao phones Hiroto from the park in episode 6, she calls him out here in episode 7, and the park returns during the separation-and-reunion stretch in episodes 9 and 10.

That recurrence matters because the Yokohama waterfront is not just background scenery in the drama. The open harbor edge visually links Nao’s polished world with Hiroto’s working-port life, and Red Brick Park becomes one of the easiest places to feel the series’ central Yokohama atmosphere without relying on a private residence or vanished set.

A contemporary Yokohama report from December 2006 independently confirms the Red Brick Warehouse area as one of five official『たったひとつの恋』filming-location stamp-rally sites, alongside Osanbashi and the Diplomat’s House.

Today the park remains a public waterfront space beside Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse at Shinko 1-chome. The stored pin, 35.45270, 139.64345, is the mapped park-level location from the current OpenStreetMap park object. It is not presented as the exact bench, actor mark, or 2006 camera position.

Visitors can walk the harbor edge and compare the broad sightlines, but should expect event layouts, landscaping, lighting and waterfront furniture to have changed since 2006. The adjacent warehouse complex is active year-round, and crowded event days can look very different from the quieter drama shots.