Yokohama Things to Do

Yokohama Port Opening Hall is the most beautiful building in Yokohama and was called the Jack by generations of sailors. It was completed in 1917, Jack is a Neo-renaissance structure. In the great 1923 earthquake the exterior r... more

Yamashita Park is a one-kilometer-long seaside park that is thought by most long-term residents to be the spiritual heart of Yokohama City. Yamashita Park is in a way a legacy of the disastrous 1923 earthquake. The park was bui... more

The International Stadium Yokohama is a huge stadium built to comfortably accommodate 70,000 spectators. Environmentally friendly, ISY's power is supplied by surplus electricity from a city-operated garbage incineration plant.... more

The monument to Yokohama Chokai-jo, which served as Yokohama's first town hall in the Meiji Era, is located inside the Yokohama Port Opening Hall. The monument, which marks the site of the Yokohama Chokai-jo, is located to the... more

Negishi Shinrin or literally Negishi Forest, is also known by several names that celebrate its past and present status as a place for play, enjoyment and relaxation. In 1866, the Yokohama Race Club chose Negishi as the first pe... more

Starbucks is the well known cafe that America has made famous all over the world. Its coffee and snacks are well known and are the most wanted. If you want a great cup of coffee than come to Starbucks. more

The Marine Tower is a 348 feet high lighthouse built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of Yokohama as an international port. The Marine Tower is the tallest functioning lighthouse in the world and is the symbo... more

Kodomo-no-Kuni, or literally "Children's Land," is a 976,000 square meter park devoted to family and the raising of children with "sound minds and sound bodies." Kodomo-no-Kuni water activities including rowing, pedal boats, an... more

The owners of this shop certainly do have cake mania. The word "mania" in Japan basically means freak-but in a good way. This is the perfect shop for freaks of original ice cream, crepes, and, of course, cake concoctions. more

Yokohama Stadium is the home of the Yokohama Bay Stars, Yokohama's baseball team. Japan has perhaps the most eclectic culture on earth, choosing to adopt what it considers to be best in other cultures. And sports are no excepti... more