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One of Japan’s three major Chinatowns. Enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine here.
Yokohama Chinatown is one of Japan’s three major Chinatowns, lined with a wide variety of Chinese restaurants. You can enjoy everything from affordable takeout snacks and all-you-can-eat options to authentic Chinese cuisine, so there’s something for every budget.
There are also plenty of souvenir shops where you can pick up delicious Chinese ingredients and unique goods. Try local favorites like pork buns, Peking duck, and mooncakes as you stroll through the lively streets.
The area features 10 traditional Chinese gates, each with colorful designs that make great photo spots.
Various events are held throughout the year, so it’s a good idea to visit when something special is happening.
A lavishly designed “pailou” gate, unique to China
The “paifang” gate at night is also beautiful.
Enjoy strolling through Yokohama Chinatown with a pork bun or some Chinese sweets in hand!
Lion Dance for Lunar New Year
Spring Festival Lantern Illuminations During the Lunar New Year
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the area?
You can generally use free Wi-Fi throughout the Chinatown area.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
The festive atmosphere is really strong here! If you visit during the New Year, you can catch dragon and lion dance performances and really feel the holiday spirit!
Oh my gosh! 😦
It was absolutely packed, even busier than Temple Street! I wouldn't recommend coming on weekends! Honestly, it felt just as crowded as Asakusa or Ueno.
The food is definitely a highlight of Yokohama Chinatown. From traditional dim sum to all kinds of regional dishes like shumai, shrimp dumplings, Peking duck, and a huge variety of fried noodles and rice, everything tasted authentic and mouthwatering.
Besides all the great restaurants, tea houses, and cafes, Chinatown often hosts cultural events and performances like lion dances, dragon dances, and folk music. If you visit during a Chinese holiday, you can catch these amazing shows and get a taste of traditional Chinese culture and art.
As soon as you spot the classic Chinese-style gate from afar, you know you've arrived at Japan's largest Chinatown. The atmosphere is lively, there are so many different restaurants, and most of the Chinese architecture is really unique.
