Kamakura, Yokohama’s spiritual coastal neighbor, pulses with a sacred temple pilgrimage, where vibrant Shinto and Buddhist festivals,...

Minato Mirai, Yokohama’s gleaming waterfront, radiates the dawn of Japan’s modern era, where maritime museums and towering statues celebrate the city’s port-opening legacy, just 5 minutes from Yokohama Station by Minatomirai Line. Near Minato Mirai Station, this futuristic district weaves tales of Meiji-era ships and global trade, captivating locals and tourists with its sleek exhibits and harborfront memorials, ideal for a cultural pause after riding Cosmo Clock 21 or dining

Enoshima, Yokohama’s vibrant island retreat, exudes an island coastal bliss, where cliffside trails, sandy beaches, and boutique spas offer panoramic Pacific Ocean views, rejuvenating massages, and unique seaside meditation, just 40 minutes from Yokohama Station by Odakyu Line. Connected by a bridge and home to Enoshima Shrine, this scenic island draws surfers and wellness seekers to its rugged shores, perfect for a rejuvenating escape after exploring the Enoshima Sea Candle

Minato Mirai, Yokohama’s futuristic waterfront hub, radiates a waterfront urban serenity, where harbor parks, scenic boardwalks, and...

Sankei-en, Yokohama’s serene garden oasis, blooms with samurai-era tranquility, where historic temples and pavilions relocated from Kyoto whisper tales of feudal lords, offering a cultural haven just 15 minutes from Kannai by bus. Near Negishi Station’s JR Negishi Line, this sprawling estate captivates locals and tourists with its koi-filled ponds and ancient structures, ideal for a soulful pause after exploring Honmoku’s coastal paths or sipping tea in a restored teahouse. R

Yokohama, a bustling port city with a storied history of international exchange, offers a nightlife scene that’s as dynamic as its...

Yokohama, known as “beer city Japan,” is the birthplace of modern brewing with Kirin’s legacy and a thriving craft beer scene that rivals Tokyo’s. For tourists, the city’s taprooms and pubs are a refreshing way to unwind, offering everything from hoppy IPAs to unique brews infused with local citrus, served in settings that range from industrial brewpubs to cozy taverns. Located near iconic spots like the Landmark Tower or the vibrant Noge district, these bars provide a taste

Yokohama’s culinary diversity is one of its greatest strengths, offering far more than ramen or Chinese cuisine for tourists eager to...