17 Best Shopping Spots in Yokohama to Enjoy a Day of Retail Therapy

Yokohama Bay Quarter is directly connected to Yokohama Station. It also has a Sea Bus pier. This mall mixes seaside and port vibes with an urban-chic feel—very Yokohama. It’s also known for its interior shops, cafés, and restaurants.
There are Approx 30 restaurants and cafés, plus food trucks. Grab takeout and eat at rest spots or benches around the complex.

Yokohama Takashimaya is a long-established department store that opened in 1959. It’s directly connected to the West Exit of Yokohama Station on JR and private lines, so getting there is easy.
It’s a handy base for sightseeing in Yokohama, too.
It combines a historic building with modern sophistication. You’ll find plenty of famous domestic and international brands in fashion, gourmet foods, cosmetics, and lifestyle goods. The selection is as extensive as you’d expect from a department store.

Opened in 1985. This full-line department store has two basement levels and ten floors above ground. The sales floor spans Approx 80,000 m² with fashion, cosmetics, luxury, jewelry, lifestyle goods, food, and restaurants.
From Yokohama Station’s East Exit, go through the underground mall to reach the main B2 entrance of Sogo Yokohama.

NEWoMan Yokohama is a Lumine-run shopping complex. It occupies floors 1–10 of the JR Yokohama Tower, a station building directly connected to Yokohama Station’s West Exit.
There’s also Lumine Yokohama at the East Exit. NEWoMan Yokohama targets independent, style-conscious adult women. Over 110 popular shops gather here, from luxury fashion to lifestyle, beauty, restaurants, and cafés.

JR Yokohama Tower is a 26-story, 132.253 m-tall tower directly connected to JR Yokohama Station. It’s a new city landmark.
This mixed-use complex includes the shopping floors “NEWoMan Yokohama” and “CIAL Yokohama,” the cinema complex “T-Joy Yokohama,” and office floors.
On the 12th floor, the rooftop plaza Umisora Deck offers sweeping views of Yokohama Port and the Bay Bridge. It’s a relaxing spot for locals and visitors.

An underground mall linking Yokohama Station’s East Exit to YCAT and the Minato Mirai area. You can use it comfortably in any weather.
Approx 110 shops line up here, including fashion, cosmetics, accessories, drugstores, convenience stores, cafés, sweets, and dining.

A shopping and dining complex that opened in 1999 under the concept “Lots of worlds in one place.”
It sits in a corner of the Minato Mirai 21 waterfront redevelopment area. Along with the Red Brick Warehouse and Yokohama Cosmo World nearby, it’s a classic spot for shopping and dates.

Next to the Red Brick Warehouse, MARINE & WALK YOKOHAMA is an open-air mall born from the idea of creating streets in a seaside warehouse district.
With an overseas vibe and an open feel, it offers ocean-view cafés and restaurants, stylish select shops, and lifestyle stores. Over 20 spots for grown-up fun.

These red-brick warehouses once served as cutting-edge port facilities from the late 19th to early 20th century. Today they’re a culture and shopping spot with shops, restaurants, and a multipurpose hall inside two historic buildings.
Building No.1 houses halls for dance and theater, event spaces, and shops selling long-loved Yokohama brands and souvenirs.

Opened in 2019 on the Shinko Pier in Minato Mirai, this is Japan’s first complex combining a shopping facility, cruise terminal, and hotel.
The name comes from the hammerhead crane that still stands at the pier’s tip.
It’s a historic industrial relic that handled cargo until the 1970s.

A shopping complex in the Minato Mirai area, one of Yokohama’s top sightseeing districts. From B4 to 6F, it brings together Approx 175 shops for fashion, goods, food, and dining.
On the roof is the garden “Minna no Niwa.” The mall’s large vegetable garden grows fruit, vegetables, and herbs.
They hold events like sowing and harvest experiences, plant care workshops, and programs about the garden’s wildlife.

At 296 m and 70 stories, Yokohama Landmark Tower is the symbol of Minato Mirai, with offices, a hotel, and a shopping mall.
Inside Landmark Plaza, the mall offers Approx 160 shops from Japanese and international brands, character stores, and even a post office.

Queen’s Square Yokohama is a large complex of three skyscrapers directly connected to Minatomirai Station. Enjoy shopping, dining, entertainment, and even stays in one place.
Its core shopping zone, Minatomirai Tokyu Square, has Approx 120 specialty stores from top domestic and international brands to niche shops, meeting a wide range of needs.

Built in 1961 to mark the 100th anniversary of Yokohama Port’s opening.
The lighthouse-inspired tower stands 106 m tall and is visible from many spots around the bay. It’s one of Yokohama’s beloved symbols.
Floors 1–4 are filled with dining options, from popular restaurants to Italian spots and dining bars. You’ll also find a Hawaiian-style goods shop, stores with Yokohama-themed items, a tourist information center, and a wedding venue.

Dating back over 150 years to the port’s opening, this street grew as shops serving foreign residents gathered here. The 600 m main avenue has a refined, Western feel, lined with high-sensitivity shops for apparel, lifestyle goods, interiors, and accessories. There are plenty of stylish cafés and restaurants, so you can take breaks and enjoy a relaxed shopping stroll.

Mitsui Fudosan’s nationwide outlet brand, at the Yokohama Bayside location.
Close to central Yokohama on the Tokyo Bay waterfront, this outlet has three spacious blocks with many stores and eateries carrying domestic and international brands.

BRANCH Yokohama Nanbu Market is a seaside complex in Kanazawa Ward. Centered on “food,” it brings together restaurants and cafés, fishmongers and greengrocers, and a large supermarket.
There are plenty of green spaces, like the Seaside Plaza where you can relax on the lawn with ocean views. You can also enjoy food you’ve bought in the mall at the seating areas.