Yokohama Official Visitors Guide - Travel Guide to Yokohama City

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THINGS TO DO

Activities and Attractions

Explore a huge number of tourist spots befitting of a port town, not to mention ample opportunities to experience Japanese culture.
Art and Museums

Discover traditional performing arts or tour a factory or museum to learn about cutting edge science and technologies.
Family Activities

Enjoy the thrills of amusement parks and hands-on learning facilities that are a hit with the whole family.
Food and Restaurants

Treat yourself to various gastronomical delights, from famous local cuisine to Japanese food, Chinese food, and izakaya pubs.
Bars and Nightlife

Experience Japanese nightlife in Yokohama's bars, clubs and restaurants.
Shopping

Enjoy shopping for any budget, from traditional shopping arcades to high end department stores and outlet malls.
Relax and Spa

Indulge in luxurious hot springs and spa treatments to rejuvenate and recharge.
Outdoors and Sports

Enjoy a picnic or barbeque in one of the city's beautiful parks with both ocean and greenery or watch one of the city's professional sports teams in action.

Yokohama Autumn Foliage 2021
-Top 10 Places to See Autumn Colors-

Yokohama Autumn Foliage 2021
-Top 10 Places to See Autumn Colors-

Discover the top 10 places to see autumn colors in Yokohama, just 30 min. away from Tokyo.

5 Things To Do for Free in Yokohama

5 Things To Do for Free in Yokohama

For those looking to enjoy a day out in Yokohama while also saving some cash for big ticket purchases, look no further than this list of free things to do in Yokohama.

Yokohama Uncovered

Yokohama Uncovered

“Yokohama Uncovered” is the website discovering different sides of Yokohama.
Hidden bar, movie theater, Jazz etc, Uncovered more Yokohama’s deep spots.

Strolling Through Yokohama’s Historic Shrines and Temples

Strolling Through Yokohama’s Historic Shrines and Temples

One of Yokohama’s most charming aspects is its mixture of old and new. By exploring some of the city’s oldest temples and shrines — many of them tucked away in urban oases — you can appreciate the contrasts even more.

Yokohama’s Firsts — Food for Thought

Yokohama’s Firsts — Food for Thought

As Yokohama was the first port to be opened in Japan after over 250 years of isolation, it became the birthplace of Japan’s modern culture.

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