Things to do in Yokohama
Discover the best attractions and experiences Yokohama has to offer
Historic Monuments
Yokohama's history is reflected in its brick architecture, gardens, and coastal landmarks.
Sankeien Garden
A serene historic garden featuring relocated Edo-period houses set among ponds and strolling paths.
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
Iconic brick warehouses from the early 20th century, now home to shops, cafes, and events.
Port Opening Memorial Hall
Historic brick building commemorating Yokohama's port opening and its early international exchanges.
Museums
From art to food history, Yokohama’s museums offer a diverse slice of culture.
Yokohama Museum of Art
A leading museum showcasing modern and contemporary Japanese and international works.
CupNoodles Museum Yokohama
Interactive museum dedicated to instant ramen with hands-on exhibits.
Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum
A themed museum with a recreated Showa-era street and ramen tasting stalls.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites in Yokohama offer insights into Shinto and Chinese temple traditions.
Negishi Shrine
Tranquil Shinto shrine in Isogo Ward with traditional grounds and seasonal ceremonies.
Kanteibo (Guan Yu Temple) in Yokohama Chinatown
Chinese temple dedicated to Guan Yu, a popular stop in Yokohama's Chinatown.
National & Theme Parks
Sea breezes, rides, and bright lights mingle with urban scenery in Yokohama’s parks and attractions.
Hakkeijima Sea Paradise
Sea-themed park with marine shows, rides, and an expansive aquarium complex.
Cosmo World
Urban amusement park in Minato Mirai featuring a large Ferris wheel and family-friendly rides.
Neighborhoods
Each district has its own flavor—from futuristic skylines to historic streets and lively markets.
Minato Mirai 21
Futuristic waterfront district with towers, shopping, and skyline views.
Chinatown (Chūkagai)
Vibrant enclave packed with eateries, temples, and colorful streets.
Motomachi
Elegant shopping street with historic arcades, boutiques, and cafes.
Noge
Lively street for bars, casual eateries, and live music spots.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Yokohama’s waterfront and streets without a ticket in sight.
Yamashita Park
Waterfront green space with ship views and sea breezes.
Osanbashi Pier
Architectural pier with open decks and panoramic bay vistas.
Nippon Maru Memorial Park
Public space around the historic Nippon Maru ship for photos and strolls.
Gastronomy
Taste Yokohama’s iconic districts—from Chinatown staples to ramen legends.
Yokohama Chinatown
Largest Chinatown in Japan with countless eateries and street snacks.
Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum
Showcase of ramen history with a recreated 1950s street and sample bowls.
Motomachi Street
Casual spots along the street offering pastries, sweets, and coffee.
Nightlife
After dark, Yokohama’s bars, neon, and music scenes come alive.
Noge District
A hopping corridor of bars, pubs, and live music venues.
Chinatown at night
Chinatown glows with neon and late-night eateries and markets.
Entertainment
Experience interactive venues and unique cultural experiences.
CupNoodles Museum Yokohama
Interactive exhibits celebrating instant ramen with creative activities.
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
Historic venue hosting seasonal events, markets, and performances.
Yokohama Anpanman Children's Museum
Character-themed fun for families with interactive exhibits.
Sports
World-class stadiums host football, baseball, and major events.
International Stadium Yokohama (Nissan Stadium)
A premier stadium for football and international matches.
Yokohama Stadium
Historic baseball venue bustling with local and visiting teams.
Off the Track
Uncover lesser-known corners and unique viewpoints around the city.
Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal
Architectural pier with airy design and sweeping views of the bay.
Minato Mirai Promenade
Relaxed waterfront walk with art installations and city views.
Noge Alley Walks
Quaint backstreets with hidden cafes, shops, and street photography opportunities.