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Nogeyama Zoo
Nogeyama Park is located up on a hill that looks out over Yokohama city, and it is also the home of Nogeyama Zoo. Opened in 1951, the zoo is home to around 1,800 animals across around 80 types, including giraffes, lions, and lesser pandas (also known as red pandas).
Admission is free! If you want to get close to animals, this is the place to be~!
Nogi-jinja Shrine
This shrine is dedicated to General "Maresuke Nogi" and his wife "Shizuko Nogi", who were military figures during the Meiji era. The achievements of his lifetime are said to provide blessings to those seeking luck in victory or scholarship.
Such a beautiful place, and you can even make a wish here.
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo originally opened in 1995 after taking over a collection of 3,000 works from the Tokyo Prefectural Art Museum, which itself opened in 1926, and in 2019 had a renewal opening with a renewed collection of approximately 5,500 works.
There's a children's library built for kids, and they regularly hold unique themed exhibitions—really thoughtful! The sandwiches at the restaurant are also delicious. Highly recommended!