Which county is Yokohama in Japan?

Yokohama is in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.

Yokohama is an important city in Tokyo metropolitan area, which is one of the three largest metropolitan areas in Japan. It is located in the south of Kanto, east of Tokyo Bay, south of Yokosuga and north of Kawasaki City. The weather in Yokohama varies greatly throughout the year, but it is located along the coast and faces the Pacific Ocean, with a small daily average temperature difference.

This city is the most populous city in Japan, second only to Tokyo (Tokyo 23), and also the most populous municipal administrative district. Yokohama Port, located on the west bank of Tokyo Bay, is often regarded as the outer port of Tokyo, with a large number of port facilities and related industries and warehousing industries along the coast. Yokohama is an important city for East-West communication in Japan.

Tourist attractions:

Yokohama Zhonghua Street is located in Yamashita-CHO, downtown Yokohama. This is a China restaurant street in the southwest of Yamashita Park. It used to be called "Nanjing Street". Chinatown is the largest in Japan, with more than ten regions and five Gu Men, and 90% of its residents are from China. Historically, Zhonghua Street can be proud. When Sun Yat-sen was exiled to Yokohama, he wanted to launch another revolution in Chinese mainland, and Zhonghua Street gave him strong support.

At the entrance stands an archway 15 meters high with three Chinese characters "Zhonghua Street" written on it. There are more than 100 colorful restaurants on the west side of the street. The restaurant is divided into four major cuisines: Cantonese cuisine, Jiangsu cuisine, Shandong cuisine and Sichuan cuisine, and all kinds of Chinese food have maintained their original flavor.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yokohama