Santonodai Ancient Relics Site

For an overview of the lifestyles of very early Japanese, this is the place to visit. The distinctive huts with their thatched roofs are...

One of Yoritomo Minamoto's [1147-1199] vassals established this shrine during the last decade of the twelfth century. Yoritomo was Yoshit...

Noteworthy as it is the oldest temple in Yokohama, this Shingon sect temple is dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy, the Eleven-Headed Kanno...

The Miyoshi Engeijyo is a must see for those with an interest in Japanese popular culture. It is a far cry from the regular tourist attra...

Negishi Shinrin or literally Negishi Forest, is also known by several names that celebrate its past and present status as a place for pla...

On a beautiful spot adjacent to Negishi Nature Park (the fomer Negishi Race Course laid out in 1868) is a collection of more than 500 hor...

Nogeyama Zoo is a public park that includes a zoo, a Japanese garden, and broad tree-lined promenades. The Nogeyama Zoo has more than 1,5...

This is a cemetery in a beautiful suburban Yokohama site, which has more than 2,000 graves of British Commonwealth citizens. The area cov...

Great dark wooden bar and homely setting with an art gallery above for local exhibitions, Nabanya is a friendly bar-style cafe. There are...

Mild curries are the main attraction here, however the chef is willing to spice things up if you are feeling adventurous. This is a great...

For contemporary French and Italian fare, either low key or more formal, stop here after a walk through the nearby Negishi...

The Yokohama branch Tony Roma's, like all other branches of this American restaurant chain in Japan, serves excellent food in a tasteful...

Finding a good Japanese restaurant outside of Japan is getting easier these days but it is much more difficult to find something unique....

Le Temps Perdu is Belgian-style bar in Yokohama's "blue-collar paradise," the Noge district. Le Temps Perdu has "a hole in the wall" look...

Noge Oden was established here in 1913. Oden is really the name of a slow-simmering stew of roots, vegetables with fish and sausages and...

At the Murataya house, the place is open to all and they do have a feast for those who do. The name means globe fish. Food is typically J...

A Japanese kaiseki restaurant, Tenkichi serves a variety of beautifully prepared dishes in a casual Japanese-style atmosphere. T...

Like the city it is named after, The New York Cafe is indeed a melting pot when it comes to food and style.The New York Cafe is a spaciou...

This is one of Yokohama's top spots for rich and addictive tonkotsu ramen. Open until 3am it's the perfect place if you've got the midnig...