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The bay area is full of attractive tourist spots, nostalgic and futuristic.
JR Sakuragicho Station, Japan’s first train station, is the gate to Minato Mirai. Coming out of the station, you will see a futuristic cityscape such as the 296m-tall Yokohama Landmark Tower and the ferris wheel Cosmo Clock 21. In 2021, the urban 630m-long ropeway, YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN, was opened, connecting the former railway and the Unga-Park Station.
Everywhere around Yokohama Bay, shopping malls, luxury hotels, and art museums are comfortably spaced. The ocean is close and it has lots of green in the open space. Each building is connected inside or via promenades. If you wish to visit, Yamashita Park, Yokohama Chinatown, Motomachi, Yamate and other famous spots are all walkable.
At 273m above the ground, Landmark Tower's 69th observation floor has Sky Garden. You can enter the amusement park, Yokohama Cosmo World, for free (each attraction charges a fee). Retro buildings from Meiji and Taisho Periods are turned into a trendy mall, Yokohama Redbrick Warehouse. There are tons of must-see places here.
Photos: Yokohama Visitors’ Guide
Minato Mirai seen from Sakuragicho Station Photos: Yokohama Visitors’ Guide
Yokohama Landmark Tower and the urban ropeway, YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Photos: Yokohama Visitors’ Guide
Mt. Fuji can be seen on a clear day Photos: Yokohama Visitors’ Guide
Popular for its night view Photos: Yokohama Visitors’ Guide
Everyone’s favorite spot, trendy Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Photos: Yokohama Visitors’ Guide
Some reviews are AI-translated.
There are shopping malls, a ferris wheel amusement park, restaurants, and a port with a beautiful night view. It's a fantastic spot for couples to get closer.
The urban ropeway is really short, but the fare is pretty steep at 1,000 JPY. Plus, the cabin shakes a lot.
