Yokohama 1 Day Itinerary 2023

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• From Yokohama Landmark Tower to Zo no Hana Park, you’ll get to

spend most of the day on foot.


• Toward the end of the trip, you may need to hop on a bus to reach
the last destination before it closes.
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• 8:30am Start at Tokyo Station
• Start at Tokyo Station. Take the JR Negishi Line (connects from the JR
Keihin-Tohoku Line) to Negishi Station. From here, take a 10-minute
bus ride to Honmoku on lines 58, 99, or 101. The whole journey will
take about 1 hour 20 minutes.
Sankeien Garden
(1 hour~)

•Sankeien Garden ( 三渓園 ) is a classic


Japanese garden located in southern
Yokohama. The garden is 17.5 ha, consists of
ponds, streams, historical buildings including
the three-storied Pagoda. The garden is rich in
nature and especially popular during cherry
blossom and autumn leaves season.
•Sankeien Garden can be accessed directly
from Yokohama Station by bus №8 or 148 from
Platform 2 to Sankeien-Iriguchi stop (35 mins
ride). Take a bus with same numbers towards
opposite direction (towards Yokohama Station)
to access Yokohama Chinatown.
Yokohama Chinatown (2 hours~)
•After the morning visit to the Japanese garden, it’s time to fill your appetite at city’s most gourmet district. The largest
Chinatown in the country, Yokohama Chinatown is full of energetic vibes, where hundreds of Chinese restaurants and
shops gather, and you will totally forget that you are in Japan. Enjoy visiting Chinese temples, munching Chinese snacks
such as dumplings and shaved ice while strolling down the street, and have lunch at one of greatest Chinese restaurants.
Yamashita Park
(~30 mins)
•After stuffing yourself with delicious Chinese food,
let’s have a walk at the pleasant park. Yamashita
Park ( 山下公園 ) is a public park with a 750 m long
waterfront promenade, which offers a great scenery
of the city and the bay. The park can be easily
accessed from Chinatown within 10 mins walk and it
will lead you to the next destination after 10–15
mins walk along Yokohama Bay.
•If walking is not for you, taking a water bus
“Seabass” in this area is one of the great options.
Several routes are available which can take you
directly to your next destinations or cruising
Yokohama Bay.
•Shortly after walking through Yamashita Park, you will reach Osanbashi Pier
( 大さん橋 ). It’s the main international passenger terminal in Yokohama, and
Osanbashi Pier also open for public. The pier has a 400 m walk way, a grass area and an
observation deck where a spectacular view of Yokohama’s urban area can be
(~1 hour) viewed. It’s one of the best spots for photography, Mt.Fuji can be spotted if
the visibility is good. There are also restaurants, cafe and shops. Enjoy relaxing
at the pier with an amazing view!
Red Brick
Warehouse (1
hour~)
•Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse is
a complex building which consists of
shops, restaurants and event venues.
The warehouse was originally built
as custom buildings for Yokohama
port in 1905, and now it has been
renovated as a tourist attraction.
•Seasonal events are held at Red
Brick Warehouse all year around
(e.g. Oktoberfest, Christmas Market),
so check in advance if any interesting
event is held on your visited date.
Other points of
interest around:
•Cup Noodle Museum – the museum
features the history of instant noodles and
visitors can create their own cup noodles
•Cosmo World – an admission free
amusement park with a large ferri wheel
and fun rides.
•Manyo Club – a spa and relaxation
complex, offering hot spring baths directly
brought from Izu Peninsula
Minato Mirai 21
(2 hours~)
•Minato Mirai 21 (MM21) is an urban area which is
known as a central business district as well as the
major tourist sights. There are several skyscrapers
where hundreds of office, shops and restaurants are
crammed. The area is best known for its beautiful
night view. The 4th tallest building in Japan, the Land
Mark Tower has a panoramic observation deck “
Sky Garden” at 273 m high on 69th floor, which can be
accessed by the fastest lift in Japan (750 m/min). If you
love the view of the MM21, I highly recommend you to
dine at one of the restaurants with view.

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