Start your journey by taking the YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN, a ropeway located right in front of JR Sakuragicho Station.

This ropeway connects JR Sakuragicho Station to Canal Park in the Shinko District, spanning approximately 630 meters over roads and canals in about five minutes. Enjoy a mini “aerial stroll” while taking in the wonderful views of the Minato Mirai 21 district. This exciting ride will make you even more eager for the journey ahead! At night, the stations and cabins are illuminated, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. Each cabin can accommodate up to eight people, and both the stations and cabins are fully accessible, ensuring a comfortable experience for all visitors.

【YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN】
Operating Hours: Please check the official website
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The CUPNOODLES MUSEUM YOKOHAMA offers an opportunity to learn about the creative thinking of founder Ando Momofuku, who invented the world’s first instant ramen, Chicken Ramen, and explore the history behind its development through various exhibits and attractions. At the My CUPNOODLES Factory, you can create your very own customized cup-type instant noodles by selecting ingredients and designing the cup, making for a one-of-a-kind souvenir to take home! Feeling hungry? Let’s head to YOKOHAMA HAMMERHEAD for lunch!

【CUPNOODLES MUSEUM YOKOHAMA】
Opening Hours: 10:00–18:00
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YOKOHAMA HAMMERHEAD is a multi-purpose complex featuring a cruise terminal, hotel, and a commercial facility centered around food. Some restaurants and cafes have an attached factory, allowing visitors to watch the production process up close and enjoy freshly made products on the spot. Enjoy a diverse selection of dining options, including seafood, Italian cuisine, and a famous hamburger steak restaurant born in Yokohama. You'll also find sweets shops offering fresh caramel and chocolate, both from locally founded brands, allowing you to relish a truly authentic Yokohama dining experience. Once you're full, it's time for some fun at Yokohama Cosmo World, a conveniently located amusement park in the heart of the city!

【YOKOHAMA HAMMERHEAD】
Opening Hours: Varies depending on the store
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Located in the heart of the Minato Mirai 21 district, Yokohama Cosmo World is an urban amusement park with attractions for all ages. Its symbol is the “Cosmo Clock 21,” one of the world’s largest Ferris wheels at 112 meters tall. At night, its illumination adds a spectacular and dynamic touch to the city skyline. Thrill-seekers can have fun on rides like a roller coaster that sends up towering splashes as it dives through a thrilling underwater-like tunnel and a log flume with steep drops, while family-friendly attractions include an aerial cycle monorail and an indoor adventure attraction. After enjoying the rides, let's explore Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, a stylish shopping and cultural spot rich in history, perfect for shopping and a relaxing tea break.

【Yokohama Cosmo World】
Opening Hours:
11:00–20:00 (weekdays), 11:00–21:00 (weekends and national holidays) *Hours may vary depending on the season.
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Originally built in the early 1910s, the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse is one of Yokohama’s most iconic landmarks. It was initially used as a warehouse to temporarily store goods brought in from overseas at Yokohama Port. While preserving its historic charm, the building has been beautifully renovated into a stylish complex housing boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants. You’ll find a variety of unique accessories, visually stunning sweets, and other specialty items—perfect for shopping or a relaxing cafe break. The outdoor plaza hosts various kinds of events throughout the year, such as the Christmas Market, Oktoberfest and the Strawberry Festival, drawing lively crowds.
Did you find any special souvenirs or favorite items? Next, let’s head to Bankoku Bridge to admire Yokohama’s mesmerizing sunset and night views.

【Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse (Aka-Renga Soko)】
Opening Hours: 10:00–19:00 (Building 1), 11:00–20:00 (Building 2)
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Completed in 1940, Bankoku Bridge is a concrete arch bridge spanning a canal. From the bridge, take in the stunning views of the Yokohama Landmark Tower, the surrounding skyscrapers, and Cosmo Clock 21, offering a beautiful night view of the Minato Mirai area. The city lights reflecting on the water create a romantic and picturesque scene, perfect for memorable photos. Thanks to its photogenic appeal, this spot frequently appears in TV dramas as a filming location. Once you’ve taken in the sparkling night views, hop on the retro red bus, "Akai Kutsu," to return to Sakuragicho Station, and then head to Noge, known as one of Yokohama’s liveliest nightlife districts. Let’s enjoy dinner and drinks to wrap up the first day of your adventure!

City Loop Bus "Akai Kutsu"

This is the perfect choice for exploring Yokohama’s must-visit tourist attractions. Starting from Sakuragicho Station, this bus takes you to popular spots like Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, Chinatown, Harbor View Park (Minato-no-Mieru Oka Koen), Marine Tower, and Yamashita Park. The bus has a retro design inspired by old streetcars, with carefully crafted interiors, offering a charming and nostalgic experience. Enjoy the views from the window as you head to your next destination!
Operating Hours for the city loop bus:
Weekdays: First bus departs Sakuragicho Sta. at 10:02, last bus at 18:02, running every 20 min
Weekends, national holidays: First bus departs Sakuragicho Sta. at 10:02, last bus at 18:32, running every 15 min

Located near Sakuragicho Station, Noge is a lively nightlife area filled with izakayas (Japanese pubs) and restaurants, offering a down-to-earth, local atmosphere. It features a mix of long-established businesses that have been around since before the WWⅡ and newer spots opened by younger generations, making it a great place for bar-hopping. The area is known for its close-knit spaces, where people can easily strike up conversations at standing bars, stylish cocktail lounges, jazz cafes, and casual Yoshoku (Western-style) eateries. You’re sure to have a fun and lively evening here!

【Noge】
Opening Hours: Varies depending on the store

Start your day with a hearty meal at one of the restaurants inside Yokohama Nanbu Market, where you’ll find a wide variety of fresh ingredients.

The market’s “Food Specialty Street” offers a wide variety of products, including seafood, fruits and vegetables, meat, and rice, all at affordable prices—making it a true "kitchen of Yokohama." There are several restaurants where you can savor fresh fish dishes such as sashimi and grilled fish, as well as fried fish set meals, starting at 8:00 AM. Additionally, at the adjacent BRANCH Yokohama Nanbu Market, you can also have a breakfast menu available in limited quantities and hours, with a variety of items like bread and soups. Once you’ve refueled with a hearty breakfast, take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Japanese garden, Sankeien.

【Yokohama Nanbu Market】
Opening Hours: Varies depending on the store
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Opened in 1906, Sankeien Garden spans approximately 180,000 square meters and is designated as a National Scenic Spot. The garden is home to 17 historical structures, including a three-story pagoda and tea houses, which were relocated from Kyoto and Kamakura. It is also renowned for its plum and cherry blossoms, and autumn foliage, offering beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons as the old architectural structures and nature blend together. With its design that keeps most of the buildings outside the garden hidden from view, you may even feel like you've stepped back in time. After taking a leisurely stroll through the garden, you’ll likely be ready for lunch. Head to Chinatown, one of Yokohama’s most vibrant districts, for a delicious meal!

【Sankeien Garden】
Opening Hours: 9:00–17:00 (Last admission at 16:30)
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Yokohama’s Chinatown, with over 600 shops, is one of the largest in the world. The area was established in the late 19th century after Yokohama’s port opened, attracting both Westerners and Chinese settlers, forming the foundation of today’s Chinatown. The restaurants here offer a wide variety, from affordable set meals to authentic dim sum and delicious sweets. The area also features temples dedicated to various deities, such as Kanteibyo Temple and Masobyo Temple, making it a great spot to explore. Once your stomach is satisfied, head over to Motomachi Shopping Street for a fun shopping experience!

【Yokohama Chinatown】
Opening Hours: Varies depending on the store
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Motomachi Shopping Street, stretching for 600 meters, offers a sophisticated atmosphere that’s perfect for a leisurely stroll. The street is lined with chic boutiques, shops, and cafes. It’s also the birthplace of the “Hama-Tora” (“Yokohama Traditional”) fashion movement that became popular among young women in the 1970s and 80s, and some of the brands that fueled this trend are still present today. Twice a year, in February and September, the “Charming Sale” draws many shoppers, including those from outside the city. After enjoying shopping in this stylish area, head over to Marine Tower, a great spot for a taste of Yokohama’s waterfront charm!

【Motomachi Shopping Street】
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Built in 1961 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Yokohama Port’s opening, the Yokohama Marine Tower stands at 106 meters tall. Once the tallest lighthouse in the world, it was a unique landmark. Today, it remains one of Yokohama’s symbols. From the two observation floors, gaze out on a 360-degree panoramic view of the city, and on clear days, you can also see Mt. Fuji. Whether it’s the twilight or nighttime scenery, the view of the waterfront city changes beautifully with the passing hours. On the top floor, there is also a special display where images are projected onto the sparkling night view. After soaking in the port city views, head back towards Yokohama Station, but why not make your journey even more stylish? Take a “Sea Bass” for a mini night cruise and enjoy the waterfront views!

【Yokohama Marine Tower】
Daytime: 10:00–18:00 (Last entry at 17:30)
Nighttime: 18:00–22:00 (Last entry at 21:30)
*Please note that from June to August, the summer hours will apply, and the opening hours will change to 19:00.
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Sea Bass

The “Sea Bass” connects major spots like Yokohama Station East Exit, Hammerhead, Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, and Yamashita Park by water. The direct route between Yokohama Station East Exit and Yamashita Park takes about 20 minutes. Take in the scenic views of Yokohama Port while avoiding traffic. Don’t forget to take a souvenir photo with the Minato Mirai skyline in the background. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings, special 60-minute guided cruises with a unique route are also available.

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