South Of Tokyo, Japan
Experience Yokohama from different perspectives, land and water.
Rent a bicycle in Minato Mirai and cycle along the scenic waterfront promenade. A pleasant way to cover ground.
Explore the Kishamichi Promenade and Yamashita Park on foot. Lovely views of the bay.
Sankeien Garden a tranquil escape. Yamashita Park expansive views.
Always obey local signs and regulations when enjoying outdoor activities. Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas or near water.
Yokohama several avenues for cultural engagement, from exploring historical districts to interactive experiences.
Engage with interactive exhibits. Design your own personalized cup noodle.
A fun, nostalgic immersion into Japan's ramen culture. Try various regional ramen styles.
An opportunity to learn about and participate in this important cultural ritual. Inquire at tourist information centers.
Visit the ornate Kanteibyo and Masobyo temples to observe traditional Chinese religious practices.
Spend time in Sankeien Garden, admiring the historic Japanese architecture and serene landscapes. Consider a tea ceremony.
Engage with interactive exhibits at the CupNoodles Museum, create your own personalized cup noodle.
Find opportunities for relaxation Yokohama's urban energy.
Yokohama city itself does not natural onsen. Day trips to nearby Hakone a good option.
Hakone various types of baths, from traditional indoor onsen to scenic outdoor rotenburo.
All with views of nature. It a relaxing and refreshing excursion.
Noge District (near Sakuragicho Station) a charming, atmospheric area. Many small, independent izakayas and bars.
Minato Mirai hosts upscale hotel bars and lounges, often impressive city and bay views.
Some smaller venues in Kannai and Noge districts host live music. Limited nightclubs compared to Tokyo.
Yokohama diverse shopping experiences, from modern malls to traditional markets and unique souvenir opportunities.
Premier destination for unique Chinese goods, traditional clothing, souvenirs, and a vast array of food products.
An upscale experience, European-inspired boutiques and designer stores.
Instant ramen (CupNoodles Museum), Yokohama-themed sweets, Chinese pastries, marine-themed items, Japanese stationery.
Take a boat cruise on Yokohama Bay for unique perspectives of the city's skyline and a relaxing break from walking. Or use the Yokohama City Air Cabin for aerial views.
