Minato Mirai 21 | Review by Queenie

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Minato Mirai 21

The bay area is full of attractive tourist spots, nostalgic and futuristic.

5 Nov 2026 See More

On this visit to Yokohama Minato Mirai 21, I was immediately drawn in by the expansive harbor views! I originally thought it was just a busy commercial district, but after exploring it in person, I found it much more beautiful than I had imagined. Strolling along the harbor, feeling the sea breeze, and admiring the Ferris wheel, cable cars, and the entire city skyline really felt like a vacation.

I especially liked the surroundings here. Even though there are many high-rises, shopping centers, and hotels nearby, it doesn't feel crowded or overwhelming. The ocean views, waterways, green spaces, and modern architecture blend together, so you can see different scenery wherever you walk. It's also a great place to take photos.

When I rode the cable car, the panoramic view of the entire harbor from above was really wonderful! Seeing the water, boats, and cityscape all come together gave it a unique charm.

This isn't just a place for shopping. It's also a harbor area that's perfect for a leisurely stroll and enjoying the scenery. If you have enough time, you can even walk all the way to Yamashita Park and Yokohama Chinatown.

Rather than rushing from one attraction to another, I prefer this kind of travel, where you can walk slowly, take in the sights, and enjoy the city scenery. Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 is worth setting aside some time to experience!

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Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

This red brick warehouse was a world-renowned state-of-the-art Japanese warehouse from the Meiji era into the Taisho era. Presently, its appearance has been maintained, and the 2-building warehouse contains shops, restaurants, and a multipurpose hall, making it a culture and shopping spot.
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On this trip to Yokohama, I made a point of visiting the Red Brick Warehouse. Before I even got close, I was captivated by the vast red brick buildings! With the blue sky that day, the whole scene was so beautiful that I couldn't stop taking pictures with my phone.

The Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse was originally a historic building used by the port. After being renovated, it has become a cultural and commercial complex combining shopping, food, creative shops, and exhibitions.

I really like the architectural details here—the red brick walls, dark roofs, and vintage windows. The buildings look full of character from every angle. Especially when you stand in front of the warehouse and shoot upward, you can fit the entire building in the frame, and it looks even better against the blue sky.

The outdoor plaza is quite spacious. There was no need to rush anywhere, so I slowly walked along the Red Brick Warehouse, going from the front to the side and enjoying the architecture from different angles along the way. I stopped whenever I saw a view I liked and took a few photos. It was exactly the kind of travel pace I enjoy.

Besides photographing the buildings, it's also a great place to include people in your shots. With the red brick walls as a backdrop, even casual photos have an exotic feel. Inside, there are also plenty of unique shops, souvenirs, and restaurants, so you can browse and shop without getting bored at all.

I didn't plan any particular activities this time. I simply walked around, looked at the sights, and took photos, and it felt very relaxing. I really like places like this that preserve their historic appearance while incorporating modern businesses. It isn't too noisy, yet it's full of charm. If you come to Yokohama, I really recommend adding this place to your itinerary. Especially when the weather is nice, the red brick buildings against the blue sky look beautiful no matter how you photograph them!
bills Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

An all-day dining restaurant from Sydney, Australia, located inside Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, an iconic sightseeing spot in the port city of Yokohama. The interior features natural, refined design, creating a comfortable atmosphere where time seems to slow down. On the terrace, guests can dine while feeling the harbor breeze, enjoying a bright, refreshing mood during the day and a romantic setting at night.
- Yokohama
- Western Restaurants
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This time I visited Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, and after getting tired from walking around, of course I had to find a restaurant where I could sit down and take a break! I had already heard that the pancakes at bills were famous, so since I was there, I couldn't miss them and specifically planned to give them a try.

I originally just wanted to try something new, but when the pancakes arrived, they immediately got me excited! I took one bite and was genuinely impressed. They were incredibly fluffy and soft, with a light milky aroma, and were moist and tender. They tasted even better with the butter. They weren't the kind of pancakes that make you feel tired of them after a few bites. Instead, I couldn't stop eating them, one bite after another. They were seriously so delicious!

Besides the memorable pancakes, the atmosphere inside was also very comfortable. After walking around the Red Brick Warehouse, it was nice to sit down, enjoy some afternoon tea, and look at the scenery outside. It felt like the pace of the trip slowed down too.

The pancakes were what I was most satisfied with this time, and they didn't disappoint me at all! If you like pancakes, be sure to include bills in your itinerary when visiting Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. It's worth recommending!
Yokohama Anpanman Children's Museum

Located on the 3rd floor, this museum brings visitors into the world of “Soreike! Anpanman” and offers opportunities to meet Anpanman and his friends. Popular characters such as Anpanman and Baikinman appear in stage shows where children can sing and dance along with them.
- Yokohama
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On this trip to Yokohama, we made a special visit to the Anpanman Children's Museum with the kids! Before we even went inside, we were drawn in by the cute signs outside. The museum is filled with familiar cartoon characters everywhere, and for kids who love Anpanman, it really feels like stepping into a dream world.

I originally thought it was just an exhibition hall, but there was much more to do than I expected! In addition to all the cute character displays, there are plenty of interactive games and hands-on activities. Kids can play to their hearts' content, and before you know it, quite a bit of time has passed.

The stage show was what impressed me the most on this visit, and it's definitely worth seeing! The staff play music and sing while leading the kids through movements and interactive activities. The whole show is full of energy, and they're really good at getting the crowd excited.

Anpanman and other cartoon friends also make surprise appearances. Seeing these familiar characters up close is especially fun and adds plenty of surprises to the visit.

Overall, I think this is a great place to bring young children. It's not just for taking pictures—there are also lots of activities that kids can participate in themselves. No wonder it's such a popular destination for families!

If you're planning a trip to Yokohama, you should really add this place to your itinerary, especially if you have an Anpanman fan in the family. Don't miss it! I recommend reserving an admission time online in advance to make your visit more convenient!