All Reviews of Queen’s Square Yokohama

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    If shopping is part of your plans in Yokohama Minato Mirai 21, I highly recommend adding Queen's Square Yokohama! The entire mall is very spacious and has everything from clothing and general merchandise to restaurants and household goods. It's comfortable to walk around and doesn't feel overly crowded.

    One of its best features is its convenient location, connecting Sakuragicho Station and Minatomirai Station. Nearby attractions include Landmark Tower, MARK IS, and the Yokohama Museum of Art, so you can combine it with the rest of the Minato Mirai area and shop, eat, and enjoy the scenery all at once.

    I really like the bright, modern atmosphere here. As you walk through the mall, you can occasionally look up and see the beautiful architectural space. When you get tired from shopping, you can also find a cafe to rest in, so there's no need to rush your schedule.

    If you're visiting Yokohama Minato Mirai 21, I think Queen's Square is a great place to stop for a break, a meal, and some shopping.

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    Queen's Square is right in the Minato Mirai area and is very comfortable to explore. You can enter the mall directly from Minato Mirai Station. It's not just a place for shopping—the high-ceilinged atrium and spacious interior are lined with plenty of restaurants and cafés where you can stop and take a break anytime. It's also a nice place to stroll around after visiting the Red Brick Warehouse and Yamashita Park.

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    When you visit Yokohama Minato Mirai, don't miss the urban charm of Queen's Square Yokohama. As soon as I walked into the mall, my first thought was—it's so spacious!
    The open atrium has high ceilings and an impressive look. With multiple floors and long corridors, walking through it almost feels like being inside a modern cathedral. It really has a grand presence!

    The layout is also very clear, and the signs are easy to find, so even first-time visitors are unlikely to get lost.

    And when you're tired from shopping, don't miss the food!
    There are plenty of distinctive restaurants and cafes, whether you want a full meal, dessert, or just somewhere to take a break.

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