Just a stone’s throw from Tokyo lies Yokohama, a city that has gracefully fused its historical charm with a modern-day sheen. This once-sleepy fishing village has evolved into a bustling metropolis, yet it never forgets its roots. At every turn, you’ll encounter pockets of history that nod to its rich maritime past.

Sankeien Garden
A peaceful haven in the heart of Yokohama, Sankeien Garden boasts traditional Japanese architecture and meticulously cared-for landscapes. As you stroll its paths, each season presents a different facet of beauty, from cherry blossoms in spring to fiery maple trees in fall.

Chinatown’s Culinary Delight
Yokohama’s Chinatown isn’t just the biggest in Japan—it’s a sensory explosion. Wander through its colorful streets, and treat yourself to authentic dim sum, Peking duck, and other Chinese delicacies.

Views from Yokohama Marine Tower
The iconic Yokohama Marine Tower stands tall as a beacon of the city’s skyline. Venture to its observation deck and let the panoramic views of the sprawling city and shimmering bay take your breath away.