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

Sankeien is a stunning Japanese garden in southern Yokohama, offering tranquil ponds, rivers, and scenic trails. Built in 1904, it features historic buildings, including a daimyo residence and tea houses.

The Red Brick Warehouses blend history with shopping, dining, and events. Explore unique stores, enjoy great food, and experience vibrant exhibitions in a stunning waterfront setting.

Queen’s Square offers great shopping, dining, and direct access to Minato Mirai Station. Explore brand-name stores and delicious restaurants in a stylish setting.

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

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.

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!

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.

Motomachi Shopping Street offers a blend of modern and traditional shops, trendy boutiques, and delicious street food, making it a must-visit spot for every traveler in Yokohama.

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.