[2025 Yokohama Attraction] Travel Guide for Yamashita Park (Updated Mar)

#0yentravelFebruary2025 🚉A short walk from Kannai Station (JR/Subway Blue Line) in Chinatown, you can eat piping hot soup-filled xiaolongbao. 🌟There are so many Chinese restaurants that it's hard to decide where to go, but most of them serve freshly made xiaolongbao. I also recommend taking it out and eating it at the nearby Yamashita Park. It may be difficult in the cold season, but the view of Yokohama's port is romantic and you can take wonderful photos. 🛥️A short walk from Yamashita Park is Cosmo World, a small amusement park with free admission. Here, you only need to pay the necessary amount for the attractions you want to ride, so you can go to the site and decide whether or not to ride the attractions depending on your mood that day. 🎡I recommend the Ferris wheel! The view from the window is very beautiful, and the great thing about it is that you can see Minato Mirai in 360 degrees. In winter, there is a Christmas market at Akarenga near Cosmo World, so you can enjoy the atmosphere of a German Christmas market while in Japan. Also, near Kannai Station, there is Yokohama Stadium, where you can purchase merchandise for the Yokohama BayStars, who will be the number one team in Japan in 2024! Right next to it is Yokohama Park, where you can enjoy colorful tulips in spring, making it a lovely walking course.

#getgoing2025 Seeing the life-sized Gundam in Yokohama was like watching a childhood dream come to life. This towering robot moved with incredible precision, its sheer size and detail leaving me in awe. Inside the factory, I learned about the technology behind the Gundam and explored exhibits showcasing its cultural impact. For any fan of Japanese pop culture, this place is an absolute must-visit. 📍Gundam Factory Yokohama (closed), Yokohama #japan #yokohama#travel #thingstodo #myitinerary

👉Remember to follow the cute principal for more updates🥰 Day 1: 1. Arrive in Japan at noon 2. Sensoji Temple 3. Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street 4. Ameyoko Shopping Street Day 2: 1. Tsukiji Market 2. Meiji Shrine 3. AFURI Ramen 4. Takeshita Street 5. Roppongi (TV Asahi, Mori Garden) 6. Tokyo Station Day 3: 1. Yamashita Park, Red Brick Warehouse 2. Yokohama Air Cabin 3. Enoshima 4. Enoden Kamakura High School Station (Slam Dunk Crossing) 5. Komachi Street, Kamakura

#flowerblossom #100waysoftravel Its autumn now and the skies are very blue, and this park located by the pier has seen flowers blooming and all spots. The speciality of Yamashita Park is the rose and cosmos flower. This park follows the style of the western Renaisaance Garden where there are statues and fountains in the park. You also see many people doing sketching and paiting at the park, and the blossoms of the flower makes that it possible to generate a very nice and colourful picture. Whats more, the cool weather also makes picnic possible so you see some couples, friends having picnic at the garden. There are also plenty of benches available for people to sit and relax. Truly a very nice experience indeed.

Came here during Pokemon Go Fest 2019. Wish the park has more resting pavilion as it’s really hot in summer here.

#getgoing2025 A park by the sea, a short walk from Yokohama Chinatown. The sea was reclaimed with the rubble of the Great Kanto Earthquake and opened in March 1930. On the 7.4-hectare site, there is a spacious promenade, a flower bed, a fountain, etc., which is a resting place for Yokohama citizens and tourists. The beautiful scenery that represents Yokohama, such as buildings such as Yokohama Port and Landmark Tower, is wonderful, and the night view is popular not only during the day.

Want to go to Japan for a short vacation? This 7-day travel guide will help you get around Japan easily, don’t miss it! / Japan, an island country located in eastern Asia🗾, has a long history and unique culture🎎. From the magnificence of Mount Fuji🗻 to the ancient capital style of Kyoto🏞️, the romance and tradition of the land of cherry blossoms are revealed everywhere. / 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Beijing → Nagoya After arriving in Nagoya, you can choose to have free time or go back to the hotel to rest and prepare for the exciting journey the next day. Day 2: Kitano Ijinkan Street->Nankin Town->Osaka Castle Park->Shinsaibashi->Dotonbori Traveling through history and modernity, from the antique charm of Ijinkan Street to the gourmet paradise of Dotonbori, a full day itinerary! Day 3: Nara Park->Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine->Kinkakuji Temple->Gion Dance with deer, explore the tranquility of shrines and temples, and experience the traditional charm of Gion in the evening. Day 4: Mount Fuji 5th Station->Oshino Hakkai->Fuji Earthquake Museum Get close to nature and learn about earthquakes in a day trip that is both exciting and educational. Day 5: Enoshima -> Kamakura Kogakumae Station -> Enoden -> Kamakura Komachi Street -> Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine -> Yamashita Park A one-day trip to Kamakura, the intersection of youth and history, every attraction is unforgettable. Day 6: Nijubashi -> Sensoji Temple -> Akihabara Electric Town -> Ginza From the majesty of the Imperial Palace to the two-dimensional world of Akihabara to the prosperity of Ginza, the charm of Tokyo is all there. Day 7: Tokyo→Beijing After a wonderful trip to Japan, I returned to Beijing with a lot of memories. / Attraction suggestions: 🌸 Osaka Castle Park: This is a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms and plum blossoms! The park is lined with green trees and a sea of ​​flowers that makes people forget to leave. 🎎 Gion: Want to get a glimpse of the charm of ancient Japan? Just come to Gion! This is the hometown of geisha, and the quaint streets and exquisite buildings will surely feast your eyes. ⛩️ Sensoji Temple: Famous for its statue of Kannon and the Wind and Thunder Gate, this temple is one of the must-visit places in Tokyo for tourists. 🛍️ Shinsaibashi: A shopper’s paradise! Not only does it have a wide range of products, it is also a great place to taste Japanese food. 🐦 Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine: The spectacular passageway composed of thousands of torii gates is an iconic attraction in Kyoto that cannot be missed. Come and feel this mystery and solemnity! / Must-haves before traveling: 🧳When going to Japan, you must bring these things! 📞Phone card, Wi-Fi rental: Convenient contact, don’t miss any moments of sharing beautiful scenery and delicious food. 🔌Travel adapter: Japanese voltage is 110V, don’t forget to bring the converter, it can be charged at any time without any interruption of power supply. 🪪Documents and visas: With your passport and visa ready, you will have no worries about entry and exit, and it will be a great time to travel around Japan! / 🎉Enjoy Japan and travel non-stop! I hope this guide can help you create unforgettable travel memories! 🎉

Whether it's the romantic harbor scenery 🌊, the rich shopping options 🛍️, or the delicious local cuisine 🍴, Yokohama 🌈 always has a reason to linger. How to explore Yokohama and Sakuragicho? 🔍 This guide will help you experience the charm of the city and nature. 🌈 Morning: Romantic Port Scenery Start from Sakuragicho Station and walk to Yokohama Landmark Tower. Take the high-speed elevator to the observation deck and enjoy the magnificent view of Yokohama Port. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji ⛰️. Then head to the Red Brick Warehouse, a historic building that has been transformed into a trendy shopping and dining area. You can browse the specialty shops and buy Yokohama souvenirs. 🌈 Noon: Authentic Food Experience You can have lunch at one of the restaurants in the Red Brick Warehouse, which offers both Yokohama-style Western cuisine and Japanese creative cuisine. The Yokohama seafood rice bowl 🍤 is delicious! 🌈 Afternoon: Cultural and Natural Exploration After lunch, take a stroll to Yamashita Park in Yokohama, a great place for photos and harbor views. Walk along the waterfront and enjoy the breeze. If you have time, visit Yokohama Chinatown and try authentic Chinese dim sum such as xiaolongbao or spring rolls, and experience the unique multicultural atmosphere of Yokohama. 🌈 Evening: Shopping and Night View In the evening, return to the area near Sakuragicho Station and explore Yokohama World Porters Shopping Center, where you can pick up Japanese handicrafts or fashion items as souvenirs. For dinner, try one of the high-rise restaurants in the Minato Mirai area, where you can enjoy a meal while admiring the stunning night view of Yokohama 🌃, a romantic end to the day. ✍️ Tips ✅ Yokohama is suitable for visiting all year round, especially during the cherry blossom season in spring and the autumn foliage season. ✅ It is recommended to book the observation deck of Yokohama Landmark Tower online in advance to save queuing time. ✅ It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes to explore multiple attractions.

Winter in Japan, a 7-day travel guide is here! Snow, hot springs, food, and more. Don't miss out on this comprehensive guide to make your trip unforgettable! . Japan is an island country in East Asia with a long history. 🗾 Ancient temples 🏯 and modern cities 🏙️ intertwine to create a unique charm. Often called the Land of Cherry Blossoms 🌸, it's a paradise for travelers. . 🌸Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive at Osaka Kansai Airport and start your Japan trip! DAY 2: Osaka Castle Park for history—Dotonbori for food—Shinsaibashi for shopping—Nara Park for deer—Fushimi Inari Taisha for blessings DAY 3: Kiyomizu-dera for views—Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka for a stroll—Hanamikoji for Kyoto vibes—Nishiki Market for local food—Oasis 21 for future tech—Nagoya TV Tower for night views DAY 4: Mt. Fuji 5th Station for mountains—Oshino Shinobi no Sato for unique landscapes—Lake Ashi for peace—Hakone Shrine for blessings DAY 5: Enoshima for island vibes—Kamakura High School for nostalgia—Enoden for Kamakura—Komachi Street for old town vibes—Tsurugaoka Hachimangu for blessings—Yamashita Park for night views DAY 6: Senso-ji for culture—Nakamise Shopping Street for shopping—Akihabara for anime—Nijubashi for royalty—Ginza for luxury shopping DAY 7: Narita/Haneda Airport to end your trip. See you next time! 🌸 . Travel tips: - December in Japan is mild, around 5°C during the day, cooler at night. Bring a warm coat 🧣. - Japanese specialties like kimonos and matcha tea sets are pricey. Compare before buying 💸. - Japan is 1 hour ahead of China. Adjust your schedule 🕐. - Get a Japan visa in advance for a smooth trip 😊. . A trip to Japan is more than travel; it's a journey of self-discovery. We look forward to your next adventure!

It’s half an hour from Tokyo, perfect for working people to escape from the city on weekends. You can stay overnight and go to Kamakura, or rush back to Tokyo. The transportation is very convenient. ⭐️⭐️⭐️One-day tour route (walkable throughout): Yokohama Station-Chinatown-Yamashita Park-Zhangbi Park-Red Brick Warehouse-Aerial Cable Car-Yokohama Station There is a Christmas market at the Red Brick Warehouse recently, which is suitable for shopping, eating, and taking photos. The wind is very strong at the beach, so it is best to wear a scarf or a hat.

It only takes 30 minutes to get to Yokohama from Tokyo, Shinjuku, and Shibuya by train. Although Yokohama is not as lively as Tokyo, not as exquisite as Kyoto, not as ancient as Nara, and not as enthusiastic as Osaka, Yokohama has its own unique sense of comfort and comics. Especially, it is not as crowded as Tokyo. It is very cozy and comfortable. Take a walk around Yokohama Future Port, and you will really fall in love with it. - Yokohama 21st Century Mirai Port, which took 26 years to expand into a coastal center area after reclamation since 1983, has a Ferris wheel, a 296-meter-high landmark tower, and a semi-arc-shaped building that resembles a sailboat, which makes up the skyline of Yokohama. What is particularly surprising is that you can also see Mount Fuji here. The scenery is really great. - 📷Yokohama City Walk One-Day Tour Route Yokohama Station➡️Anpanman Museum➡️Yokohama Landmark Tower➡️Cable Car🚡➡️Cup Noodles Museum➡️Red Brick Warehouse➡️Zhaobi Park➡️Motomachi Chinatown➡️Yamashita Park➡️Yokohama Port Pier Night View🌃. 🔔These attractions are concentrated along the Yokohama Future Port, and the attractions are very close to each other and can be reached on foot. - ✅Yokohama Pier The large viewing platform allows you to see the entire Yokohama Future Port, as well as Yokohama's landmark buildings and Mount Fuji. The night view is even more beautiful, including the fireworks show. - ✅Aerial Cable Car🚠 It feels great to overlook Yokohama Port from a high altitude. - ✅Yokohama Cosmo World🎡 A cool Ferris wheel, perfect for parents and children or couples to check in. - ✅Red Brick Warehouse This is a warehouse complex built in 1911 and was once an important logistics base for the Port of Yokohama. After being decommissioned in 1989, the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse was transformed into a fashionable district popular among young people while retaining the original historical appearance of the building. - ✅Anpanman Children's Museum Don't miss it if you bring your kids. - ✅Motomachi Chinatown A very unique Chinatown with a concentration of Chinese delicacies, and also a great place for taking photos and checking in.

📍 **Yokohama Day Trip Guide** Yokohama is a city with a relaxed pace, perfect for a leisurely stroll. The atmosphere here is laid-back, whether you're enjoying the sea view or exploring the city, you'll feel the charm of relaxation. First, a must-visit spot is the **Yokohama BayStars Stadium**, which is very close to the station and you can even enter the stadium for a tour. The entire venue is quite spectacular and is a pilgrimage site for baseball fans! Next, you can take a slow walk from **Yamashita Park** to the **Red Brick Warehouse**. Along the way, you'll pass by the **Hikawa Maru**, a Japanese ocean liner docked at the port. The port area is not crowded, with a gentle sea breeze, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll. Once you reach the Red Brick Warehouse, you can take the **Yokohama Air Cabin**, a cable car that takes you directly to the station, making your trip more convenient. The coastal scenery of Yokohama intertwined with the city atmosphere gives a sense of ease and relaxation, making it perfect for enjoying a pleasant day.

#traveldiaries There is no other place on Earth that celebrates cherry blossoms quite like Japan. Not only do the tiny pink flowers possess beauty, but cherry blossoms are also a crucial component in Japanese culture. A wide variety of cherry tree species numbering in the hundreds are found throughout all of Japan. In fact, the cherry blossom is so popular it is considered Japan’s unofficial national flower. And their arrival is widely celebrated throughout the country during the spring season with food, song, dance, and camaraderie. These tiny flowers have been celebrated for centuries. And today, travelers come from around the world to see them each spring. Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms even have their very own forecast, which allows savvy travelers to plan their trips during peak viewing times.

#traveldiaries The sakura of Japan are well known around the world for their radiant, delicate and transient beauty, but they are more than simply beautiful cherry blossom trees. Sakura are tied to Japan’s history, culture and identity. Originally used to divine the year’s harvest, sakura came to embody wabi-sabi philosophy and shinto ideals of impermanence, hope and renewal. Each year, people in Japan gather together to watch the sakura bloom from March through May and observe how at the peak of their beauty, the blossoms start to fall; providing a stark reminder that although life is beautiful, it is also ephemeral and short. Learn more about the sakura of Japan below and find out how you can begin a journey to see them in person.

#japantrip #travellerswonderland #travel #couplestrip Lovely park even on a lightly raining spring day. On one side is a beautiful garden with lots of flowers. Though there were also different kinds of roses, I honestly didn’t realise that there were so many different kinds. It was heartwarming to see her having such a blast, and it made our visit to Yamashita Park truly memorable. Overall, if you're in Yokohama and looking for a peaceful escape by the sea, Yamashita Park is the place to be

Yokohama, an unforgettable journey: 1. Yokohama Chinatown: As one of the three major Chinatowns in Japan, this is a great place to experience authentic Chinese food and culture. Stroll along the quaint streets, with a variety of Chinese restaurants, shops and temples on both sides, as if you were in a Chinatown in a foreign country. As a Chinese, I feel the strength of my motherland and its international influence👍 2. Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse: This historic building complex has witnessed the prosperity and development of Yokohama. Today, the Red Brick Warehouse has been transformed into a fashionable landmark integrating shopping, dining and culture. Here, you can enjoy the old architectural style while enjoying the convenience and fun of modern cities. 3. Yokohama Port Future 21 District: As a representative block of Yokohama's modernization, it integrates office, business and entertainment. Take a Ferris wheel to overlook the beautiful scenery of Yokohama Port and feel the prosperity and vitality of the city. At night, the brilliant lights make it picturesque. 4. Yamashita Park: Adjacent to Yokohama Port, it is a super large park where you can see the sea. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful sea view and enjoy leisure time. There are also various sculptures and monuments in the park, adding a cultural heritage to your trip. 5. Yokohama Ramen Museum: For ramen lovers, this is a place not to be missed. The museum brings together old ramen shops from all over Japan, allowing you to taste various flavors of ramen at one time. The inspiration for Japanese ramen comes from the Chinese chicken noodle soup of Chinese Ming Dynasty travelers, which was later improved and gradually formed its own style. Come to Yokohama, if you have plenty of time, you can go to the surrounding Kamakura and Yokosuka to see, each with its own scenery. 🎉🦶

When taking pictures of roses, you can enjoy the Hikawa Maru ship in the background. The Opposition Marine Tower and retro buildings. Yamashita Park is a place where you can enjoy a variety of things. Limited-time Yokohama Rose Week! Not only roses, but also clematis and other flowers are planted together, so it's very cute 🌼 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🌹~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Yokohama Rose Week Yamashita Park 📍Yamashita Park, 279 Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama 📆Yokohama Rose Week from 5/3 to 6/9 24 💰Free 🚃3 minutes walk from Exit 4 of Motomachi-Chukagai Station on the Minatomirai Line 🌹About 160 species, 1,900 roses 🌹Other Rose Week locations include Minato-no-Mieru-Oka Park, Yokohama City Hall, America-yama Park, and Yokohama Yamate Seiyokan. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🌹~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *This information is current, so please check it out before you go! Photo taken on May 2024 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Right now! This moment! Enjoy it to the fullest Maya trip ✔︎A place I'm glad I experienced first-hand ✔︎I hope this will be helpful for your outings♫ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #Travel with me #Future Rose Garden #Trip to Kanagawa #Sightseeing in Minato Mirai #Outing #Date #Photogenic spot #Yamashita Park #Roses #Rose Garden #Flower spot

Speaking of parks in Yokohama, Yamashita Park is the one! I'm sure many of you have been there. It's a historic park that opened in 1930⛲️ It's close to the Minato Mirai area and Chinatown, so it's a great place to take a break while touring tourist spots. You can also have a picnic on the grass, so you're sure to make wonderful memories while feeling the sea breeze. It's also a great place to take a walk with your children or dog! Access: 5 minutes walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station Address: 279 Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 231-0023 #Traveling with me #Yokohama #Sightseeing in Yokohama #Flower spot #Yamashita Park #Park #Walk

#cherryblossom2024 Yamashita Park (山下公園, Yamashita Kōen) is a public park that stretches about 750 meters along Yokohama's waterfront. The park is about a hundred meters wide, and consists mostly of open green space.This park is beautiful views and you can see Yokohama port here. This park is a big place for sightseeing, having a picnic with your favorite person, walking and jogging. You’ll see a lot of amazing things around the park. It’s breathtaking especially in spring season. The public toilet is clean too.

#cherryblossom2024 Lovely, serene park located at the harbour of Yokohama. Recommended to also visit the hikamaru ship museum if you’re in the area to learn about it’s long history.Near many attractions - Chinatown, red brick warehouse, etc. Additionally, it has a really convenient restrooms around the area. You can see large famous ships on the wharf. Best of all, it is lined with colourful flowers that brighten the place and lifts your mood.

#sakura2024 I had a wonderful time enjoying cherry blossoms in Yamashita Park🌸. I went to Yamashita Park in Yokohama on a sunny day in spring. When I stepped into the park, I was greeted by a field of blooming cherry blossom trees, exuding a faint floral fragrance. I walked along the paths of the park and was surrounded by the beauty of cherry blossoms at every corner. People picnic and take photos under the cherry blossom trees, enjoying this special season. I also found a comfortable position, sat down and watched the pink petals falling in the air, adding a touch of romance to the earth.

Yamashita Park is 10-12 minutes walk from Sakuragicho station. There are many attractions while walking to Yamashita Park. In this place, near the sea, there is a beautiful green area with many different flowers, all colourful, very well maintained. It is a truly romantic setting and, while walking, you can admire the entire coast up to the center of the town. I recommend a walk in this magical environment.

❤The New Year atmosphere for overseas Chinese is in Chinatowns around the world. Unlike the usual crowds, there are unique Chinese charm of Chinatown. 🌟Yokohama, less than thirty kilometers away from Tokyo, is one of the earliest open port cities in Japan. It has one of the three major Chinatowns in Japan, "Yokohama Chinatown". The history of Chinese living here can be traced back to 1859. Most of the Chinese living here are mainly from Guangdong, China. 👍2024 welcomed the 38th "Chinese New Year" celebration in Yokohama Chinatown. Every Chinese Lunar New Year, a "Spring Festival" is held, with lanterns and decorations on the streets of Chinatown, and Chinese elements dominate the market. This Chinatown celebration is themed "Dragon Riding the Clouds", implying that everyone will break through in various aspects like a dragon in the new year. ✅In Yokohama Chinatown, the most popular temple during the Lunar New Year is the "Guan Di Temple". In Japan, the Three Kingdoms general Guan Yu (Guan Sheng Emperor) is a deified figure, and tourists from all countries will come here for the "first visit" to pray for a successful career and prosperous business in the new year. ❤This Chinese New Year celebration in Yokohama Chinatown has arranged 400 red and yellow lanterns to decorate every corner of the market. Among them, a group of 100 lanterns called "Hundred-section Dragon" is very popular and attracts many tourists to stop and take photos. Yamashita Town Park has also set up lanterns symbolizing the Chinese emperor and empress, "Dragon" and "Phoenix". This will last from February 10th to February 24th. During this period (February 11th, February 12th, February 17th, February 18th), in addition to the traditional lion dance "Cai Qing" to celebrate the harvest and prosperous business, there will also be "Dragon Dance", "Chinese Acrobatics", parade celebrations and other activities. 🧳If you are traveling in Japan, or are about to set off for Tokyo, don't miss the Chinese New Year atmosphere in Yokohama Chinatown, go and experience it!

#thingstodo This is a beautiful park where you get a view of the sea. A lot of events keep happening throughout the day, especially over the weekend. Do take some time out to visit this park as a tourist. You may want to sit down for some time and absorb everything around you.

Spring is here, the flowers are blooming and many of us are excited to spend more time outdoors without bundling up. A perfect place for you and to your family🩷 Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers, but spring is especially captivating with approximately 160 species and 1,900 bushes of roses, which are the symbolic flowers of Yokohama. The rose tunnel and flower beds are a sight to behold. Worth it to visit!

#2024wish A seaside park located between the Gundam Factory Warehouse and Red Brick Warehouses. During April, they have the Garden Necklace fair. Lots of smaller vendors selling plants and flowers. The flowers were amazing. There was a festival feel without many food options. Check this out if you're near Yokohama. This is a must-destination. I want to visit this park again in 2024.

Beautiful and well-maintained park by the water. Has great views of the bay with plenty of open grass for picnics and dogs. Also has a beautiful garden on one side to take some nice photos. This is a beautiful park where you get a view of the sea. A lot of events keep happening throughout the day, especially over the weekend. Do take some time out to visit this park as a tourist. You may want to sit down for some time and absorb everything around you. #2024wish

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March 2018 #YokohamaTravel #Yokohama, which I thought of as just a place for a trip near Tokyo!! It was such an attractive travel destination in itself. It was so charming that I wanted to see more of it. After looking down at the surrounding scenery from Yokohama Marine Tower, I moved on to the next #YokohamaTravelSpot. First, I took a good look around #YamashitaPark (#山下公園) where the tower is located... There was also a cruise ship dock where you can look around #YokohamaPort, and I was able to see a large ship called NYK Hikawa maru 日本郵船氷川丸 that was used as a postal ferry in the past. When I reached the end of the park, #Kaihang-no-michi (#開港の道) appeared. It was a passage that would take you to the next spot, Minato Mirai 21, but strangely enough, it wasn't on the ground, but rather on a long overpass. Still, the spots were close together, so it was nice to walk around. #Japan #JapanTravel #WorldTravel #Yokohama #横浜 #YokohamaTravelSpots