Yokohama Travel Guide Yokohama Attractions

1. Attractions in Yokohama

Top ten tourist attractions in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan: Cup Noodles Museum, Yamanote West Building, New Yokohama Ramen Museum, Minato Mirai 21, Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, Yokohama Port Museum, Yokohama Landmark Tower Building, Yokohama Hakkeijima Paradise, Sankei Garden, Yokohama Marine Tower.

1. Cup Noodles Museum

The official name of the Cup Museum is the Momio Ando Invention Memorial Hall, also known as the Kebele Memorial Hall. Located in Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, it is an experiential memorial hall that is very popular with tourists from all over the world.

2. Yamanote West Building

Yamanote West Building, also known as Yamanote West Building, refers to the general name of the seven western buildings located in Yamanote-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. They are the external exchange of Yokohama's products and reflect the Yokohama phenomenon which is also Yokohama's most unique tourist attraction.

3. New Yokohama Ramen Museum

The New Yokohama Ramen Museum is located in Yokohama Kohoku District. It was established in 1994 and is the world's first food and entertainment park in the United States created by Yoko Iwaoka. . Yoko Iwaoka was born and raised in Shin-Yokohama, so he has a deep attachment to this familiar land. In order to promote the development of his hometown and the lifelong ramen culture, he established this museum.

4. The future of the harbor

The future of the harbor 21, also known as the future of harbor 21, future of harbor, MM21, etc. Refers to the seaside area at the junction of Nishi-ku and Naka-ku in Yokohama, Japan, covering an area of ??approximately 186 hectares. The name of this neighborhood was decided through a public consultation among Yokohama citizens. Minette means seaport in Japanese, and Mirai means the future. It is the modernization of Yokohama's representative neighborhood, and it holds Yokohama's future dreams of the 21st century.

2. What are the attractions in Yokohama?

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Yokohama is the capital of Kanagawa Prefecture and the second largest city in Japan. East of Tokyo Bay, south of cities such as Yokosuka, and north of Kawasaki. It covers an area of ??426.7 square kilometers and has a population of more than 3.63 million. It is divided into 18 administrative districts, of which the Central and Western District is the city center, where Yokohama Bank, Takashimaya and other prefectural and municipal governments and department stores are concentrated.

At first, Yokohama was just a small fishing village near Tokyo Bay. In 1859, Yokohama became a free trade port. In 1873, it developed into Japan's largest port. Founded in 1889. The Great Kanto Earthquake in 1922 caused huge losses in Yokohama. During World War II, Yokohama was bombed again and rebuilt after the war. Located in the core of Keihin Industrial Zone, one of the four major industrial zones in Yokohama, it has developed industries, mainly steel, oil refining, chemicals, and shipbuilding. There are more than 8,300 large and small factories in the city, and its total industrial output value ranks third in the country. Chinatown in Yamashita Town is a community where overseas Chinese live together, with more than 130 Chinese restaurants. Yokohama is the largest port in China and one of the largest ports in Asia. There are more than 10 large terminals with a total length of 18 kilometers, which can berth hundreds of large cargo ships at the same time. The total berthing capacity exceeds 1 million tons and the annual throughput is 110-130 million tons.

Yokohama Japan’s cultural and educational undertakings are also very developed, with many institutions of higher learning, museums, libraries and other cultural facilities, such as Yokohama National University, Yokohama City University and Kanagawa University. Yokohama has a variety of tourist attractions, including Yamashita Park, Minato Mirai Sector 21, Sankei Garden, Yokohama Marine Tower, Sailing Nippon Maru and Yokohama Port Museum, Anpanman Museum, New Yokohama Ramen Museum, Hakkeijima Land, Soshiji Temple , Komyoji Temple, Iseyama Imperial Palace, Sekikan Park. In beautiful coastal ports and big cities, there are many Western buildings of different styles.

Yokohama (Japanese: Yokohama City), English name: Yokohama. A city in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. It covers an area of ??434 square kilometers and has a population of 3,559,226 people (2004). A world-famous international port. It is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo. The seat of the county government.

3. Yokohama tourist attractions Ctrip

10 days: accommodation fee is about 5,500 yen per day. Although Japan's economy is in recession, accommodation costs are basically more than 5,000 yen, so don't talk about it if Tokyo wins, it will be 1,000 yen high

You have to go to Tokyo, Osaka and other places. The Tokyo-Osaka Shinkansen costs 13,000 yen for a trip, and your subway, JR, and Shinkansen costs at least 30,000 yen, because you go to many places;

And you have to buy other things. No matter how cheap it is, I'll give you 20,000 yen.

That adds up to 207,700. Equivalent to RMB 12,254. (Calculated at an exchange rate of 0.059).

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The suggestion of 10,000 yuan per person may be a bit low. It is best to have a visa bank card in China, which can be used in convenience stores, restaurants, and hotels in Japan.

So you don’t need to bring too much yen in cash.

4. Yokohama’s main attractions

Yokohama is a seaport city close to Tokyo, which is different from the prosperity of Tokyo. Yokohama is a quiet city.

Recommended attractions in Yokohama include Mushin Yokohama Ramen House, MarineWalk, ChiySquare (Red Brick Warehouse), Chinatown, Anpanman Museum, and Yokohama World Amusement Park (Big Ferris Wheel).

Let’s talk about the term Yokohama Space World Cosmo in detail.

Yokohama Space World is located near Minato Mirai Station, and the amusement park is free, so don’t worry about cost-effectiveness if you win. There are three parks, divided according to the level of excitement. Overall, they're not particularly scary.