Yokohama Landmark Tower is 296 meters and 70 stories high, making it one of the symbols of Yokohama. You can enjoy shopping in the Landmark Plaza shopping mall next door, and the tower also houses the Yokohama Royal Park hotel and various halls. The view from the observatory "Sky Garden" on the 69th floor is magnificent.
Queen's Square Yokohama is a specialized shopping zone with a variety of shops. This complex provides everything for a new lifestyle experience, including a unique department store, the Pan Pacific Hotel, the Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall, and office space.

Yokohama Landmark Tower: Tel 045-222-5030
Queen's Square Yokohama: Tel 045-682-2100
At! 1st 2nd 3rd: Tel 045-682-0109
Queen's Tower A Shop and Restaurant: Tel 045-222-5015
Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall: Tel 045-682-2020

The NIPPON MARU used to be known as the "Swan of the Pacific," and here you can take a look inside this sail training ship and taste the atmosphere of the times. And at the Yokohama Port Museum in the lower level, you can view the permanent collection as well as special exhibitions that are held several times a year on the theme of Yokohama Port.

Tel 045-221-0280

The World Porters has attracted a large number of visitors with its many shops which provide reasonably-priced imported goods of excellent quality.
The shopping plaza has very appealing 150 shops and restaurants, and 8 movie theaters.

Shopping 10:30 a.m.~9:00 p.m.
Dining11:00 a.m.~11:00 p.m.
Movie Theater 10:00 a.m.~12:00 p.m.
Closed irregularly

Tel 045-222-2000

This is a world-class convention complex, with a Conference Center, Exhibition Hall, National Convention Hall and the Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel. Outdoor events are held in the Plaza, a circular stone construction. With its sail and shell motifs, this beautiful building is impressive whether seen from the sea or the land.

Tel 045-221-2155

This is a relaxing hot spring where urban beauty meets Japanese style. The hot water is brought in daily by a tanker truck from Yugawara and Atami. The facility on the 8th floor includes restaurants, relaxation space and overnight accommodation.

Tel 045-663-4126

The collection at the Museum is mainly 20th century contemporary art. Exhibitions include works by artists connected with Yokohama and surrealist artists in addition to a photography collection. The Museum is housed in a building designed by Kenzo Tange, and has exhibition rooms and ateliers for workshops.

Tel 045-221-0300

While preserving the original facade from the 1900s to 1920s these brick buildings have been completely renovated. Building No.1 is equipped with a hall and multi-purpose space for various events, while Building No.2 has shops and restaurants including one incorporating live music, and a beer restaurant. You can also relax in the surrounding park with its many trees.

Building No.1: Tel 045-211-1515
Building No.2: Tel 045-227-2002

This museum holds exhibitions on a variety of themes related to Kanagawa Prefecture's history and culture. The library and film footage are available for public use. The building dates from 1904, when it housed the head office of the Yokohama Specie bank, and has been designated an important cultural property. It was also designated a national historical landmark in 1995 because of its important role in supporting industrial and economic development.

Tel 045-201-0926

The museum features a display of the routes that ships have taken to carry people, materials and culture to other parts of the world since the mid-19th century. You can enjoy film footage and a large-scale replica of a 1920's luxury liner in the magnificent building that was once the historic Yokohama branch office of the shipping company NYK Line. Refreshments are available free of charge in the tea corner.
Tel 045-211-1923

This is the gateway to Yokohama port for visitors from around the world, and is used as the marine terminal for international luxury cruise ships. You can enjoy various facilities such as the 2,000 sq. meter Hall and an observation deck open 24 hours a day.

Tel 045-211-2304

The first international friendship baseball games in Japan were played at Yokohama Stadium in 1896. In more recent years, the tulips blossoming in spring have become a popular attraction.
The multipurpose stadium, which can seat 30,000 people, was opened in April 1978 and was the location of the first professional night game in Japan. It is widely used not only for baseball games but also for concerts and other events as well, and is the home stadium of the Yokohama BayStars baseball team.

Yokohama Stadium: Tel 045-661-1251