Yokohama Museums

The Yokohama Museum of Art showcases contemporary works and explores the city’s history as a port and cultural hub. Discover its rich exhibitions featuring Japanese and international artists.

The Cup Noodles Museum in Yokohama is a fun, hands-on experience where you can create your own ramen, explore unique exhibits, and taste global noodle dishes in an exciting food court!

Nippon Maru and Yokohama Port Museum offer a journey through Japan's maritime history with a retired sailing ship and engaging exhibits on the history and importance of Yokohama's port.

The Kirin Beer Factory in Yokohama offers brewery tours with a look at beer production, history exhibits, and a 20-minute tasting session. Discover Japan’s beer heritage in this fun experience!

The Mitsubishi Minatomirai Industrial Museum offers interactive exhibits on space, ocean, transportation, and more. Ideal for kids and curious visitors eager to explore science and technology.

The Silk Museum in Yokohama explores Japan’s silk industry, showcasing silk garments, production techniques, and live silkworms. A must-visit for history and fashion enthusiasts.

Newspark Museum in Yokohama explores the history of Japanese newspapers with exhibits on printing, journalism, and media evolution. A must-visit for history and media enthusiasts!

Shinyokohama Ramen Museum in Yokohama showcases ramen's history and regional varieties, offering a unique experience with interactive exhibits and delicious ramen tastings.

NYK Maritime Museum in Yokohama explores the history of Japan's largest shipping company, showcasing the evolution of maritime technology, commerce, and international trade.

The Museum of Tennis in Yamate reveals tennis's history in Japan, showcasing early equipment and the club where it all began, offering an insight into the sport's roots.

Hikawa Maru is a historic ship and museum in Yokohama, offering visitors a peek into luxury ocean travel and maritime history from the 1930s.