Japan Kanto Yokohama

Though the largest city in Japan, Yokohama retains a laid back atmosphere, boasting jazz clubs, fine restaurants, and more.

Surrounded by ornate gates, Yokohama's Chinatown is built around the impressive Kantei-byo Temple and is known for its restaurants.

A museum tracing the history of ramen noodles, where you can follow its production process and sample many variations of the dish.

Stroll through this traditional Japanese garden, admiring the meticulously cared for plants, large pagoda, and 15C temple.

Wander through this busy city, stopping in trendy cafes, excellent restaurants, and jazz clubs, getting to know the local atmosphere.

A public park littered with cultural monuments and lush greenery; it also features wonderful panoramic view of Yokohama Port.

A family-friendly interactive museum dedicated to instant ramen noodles, where you can compile your own flavorful cup of noodles.

Explore the famous commercial Motomachi Street, located on Yamate Hill, originally settled by Westerners who relocated to the area.

Japan's second tallest building is home to the Sky Garden observatory which offers 360-degree views of the city, reaching Mount Fuji.

An extensive museum hosting the remarkable collections of model trains and railway, featuring dioramas, model pantographs, and other curios.