Kanto

Yokohama

Japan’s first port of call

In the 1870’s during the Meji restoration, Yokohama became the trading port town for Japan. Settlers from all over the world came to live here to trade shipped goods into Japan. Therefore Yokohama rapidly became a very cosmopolitan city, quite different from nearby Tokyo.
Explore the fabulous shopping in ultra-modern Minato Mirai, with drinks atop of the landmark tower, or browse the luxury boutiques in the super chic Motomachi shopping street. Close by are the backstreets of Basamichi with hidden restaurants and fun nightlife, which merges into the Kannai district with the Yokohama Baystars baseball stadium and the largest China Town in Japan.
Have Owner’s seats behind home plate for the game and then a stroll into China Town for dinner –what could be better?

The View of MinatoMirai 21 area Here you can find Yokohama’s popular tourist spots. Yokohama Landmark Tower, 296 meter sky scraper with a shopping complex

The NIPPON MARU Built in 1930 as a training ship, she is now open to the public.

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse popular family or date spots. Inside the building there are many unique shops and restaurants. Outside, throughout the year, numerous events take place. 

Minato Mirai (meaning Harbor of the Future) is a picture-perfect and extremely romantic port area that looks best at night when the futuristic buildings are lit up.