• China Town 80 - At the largest Chinatown in Japan.
• Kitanaka Brick & White - From a height of about 200 meters (220 yards), you can view the landscape of Yokohama below. Depending on the weather, you might also see Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji.
• Bankoku Bridge - Over 100 years ago, there were several foreign consulates near Bankoku Bridge. The scenery has completely changed since then. This spot is now one of the best photo locations in Yokohama.
• Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama - This area was once the boundary between the Japanese and foreign settlements during the Meiji period (just after the Samurai era). Today, it is a government office district and a peaceful street. At the end of the street is the ballpark of the professional baseball team, the Yokohama Baystars.
• Yokohama Hammerhead - There are stylish shops and restaurants by the sea where you can enjoy ramen, ice cream, hamburg steak, and more. Occasionally, large cruise ships are docked here.
• Yamashita Park - A stroll through the approximately 700-meter (77 yards) park offers views of Yokohama Port, the Bay Bridge, and the nightscape of Minato Mirai, creating unforgettable memories.

• Hotel pick up and drop-off at Yokohama
• Accidental Insurance
• A guide who knows Yokohama well and loves Yokohama

• Lunch
• Private transportation
• Snacks
• admission
• Hotel pickup and drop-off at Tokyo(One way ￥3000 per group)
• Hotel pickup and drop-off at Narita airport(One way ￥8000 per group)

Cherry Blossom: Enjoy it until early April!

Yokohama, at 170 years old, is relatively young compared to other Japanese cities. Despite this, its current population of 3.8 million makes it the most populous city in Japan.

Many visitors describe Yokohama as clean, uncrowded, and relaxing. Allow us to assist you in enjoying your time in Yokohama.

If desired, we can guide you to popular spots like Yamashita Park, the observatory, the Red Brick Warehouse, and Chinatown, which are often included in standard tours. Watching Yokohama’s downtown from a boat is also a delightful experience, taking about 15 minutes. Sankeien, a traditional Japanese garden, is highly recommended, though it is a 45-minute journey from downtown.

The Cup Noodles Museum and Kirin Beer Factory are extremely popular, so reservations are necessary. Please inform us as soon as possible if you wish to visit these attractions.

The night tour offers the opportunity to enjoy Yokohama’s stunning night views. Check out “Yokohama Private Tour - Night View” for information on fireworks and more.

• We don’t use cars, but public transportation.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.