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Neighborhood
Minato Mirai 21
Yokohama’s modern waterfront, with the Landmark Tower and its observatory, the Ferris wheel, the sailing ship Nippon Maru, the red-brick warehouses and the promenade over old port tracks.
Kanagawa · Japan Capital
Yokohama
In the destination Kamakura and Yokohama.
In the photo: Yokohama Bay Bridge.
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The city
What to expect from Yokohama.
Yokohama, the capital of Kanagawa and Japan’s second-most populous city, grew after its port opened to foreign trade in 1859. The waterfront includes Minato Mirai, with the Landmark Tower and the red-brick warehouses, and Yamashita Park, with the ship Hikawa Maru. Chinatown is just a few steps away, and the Yamate hill preserves Western-style houses. The Sankei-en garden, to the south, has historic buildings.
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The local experience
What to see in Yokohama
Neighborhood
Yokohama Chinatown
The largest Chinatown in Japan, born after the port opened, with colorful gates, Guan Yu and Mazu temples and hundreds of restaurants and food stalls.
Park
Yamashita Park
The waterfront park in Yokohama built on the rubble from the 1923 earthquake, featuring the Hikawa Maru ship, rose gardens and a view of Osanbashi Pier.
Neighborhood
Yamate
The hill where foreigners lived after the port opened, with Western-style houses open to visitors, the foreigners’ cemetery and the Minato no Mieru Oka Park viewpoint.
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Garden
Sankei-en Garden
A Japanese garden created by a silk merchant, with historic buildings brought from Kyoto and Kamakura, including a three-story pagoda, set around ponds.
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