There are a lot of different attractions here, plus a Gyoza Stadium with dumplings from all over Japan. Pretty fun spot!
NAMJATOWN | Review by Nora0301
Other Reviews by Nora0301
-
Edosei Chinatown Main Store
Always bustling with crowds and often drawing long lines on weekends, Edosei in Yokohama Chinatown has been loved for generations. Established as a butcher shop in the Meiji era, the store has over 130 years of history and is now best known as a specialty shop for Chinese steamed buns.
The moment I took my first bite, the soup burst out and almost burned my tongue! The filling is packed to the brim—no skimping at all.
-
-
COREDO Muromachi
A diverse selection of Japanese, Western, and Chinese restaurants offers everything from casual dining to authentic cuisine. From long-established businesses steeped in Nihonbashi’s history to a cinema complex, the facility presents a high-quality lifestyle experience. This bustling commercial complex attracts visitors of all ages.
At Eslite Life, you can find some unique Taiwanese products like Tatung rice cookers and grandma-style shopping bags. Super interesting!
-
-
Kumano Kodo
The Kumano Kodo is a network of pilgrimage routes leading to the Kumano Sanzan, a collective name for Kumano Hongu Taisha Grand Shrine, Kumano Hayatama Taisha Grand Shrine, Kumano Nachi Taisha Grand Shrine, and Nachisan Seiganto-ji Temple. As devotion to Kumano grew, members of the Imperial family began using these routes to make pilgrimages to Kumano, and the practice eventually spread to the general public.
There are several routes along the Kumano Kodo. The Nakahechi route from Hosshinmon-oji to Kumano Hongu Taisha is pretty flat and easy to walk. You can finish it in just half a day.
-
