Sankeien is a spacious Japanese style garden in southern Yokohama which exhibits a number of historic buildings from across Japan.

• How to get there: From Yokohama Station, take JR Negishi Line to Negishi Station, then catch a bus to Honmoku bus stop. Sankeien Garden is approximately 7 minutes on foot from this bus stop.
• Pamphlets are available in English, Chinese (simplified) and Korean.
• This place has rich history of both human and natures that will fascinatingly inspire you.
• Not to miss taking lots photos of beautiful gardens, amazing heritage buildings and the over 100 years old tree!
• Wearing good pair of walking shoes is a must to truly enjoy this garden.
• For totally comfort you may also need to apply some mosquito repellants as you have to suffer with some bites

The Cup Noodles Museum is a fun and interactive museum that shows the history of instant ramen noodles using a combination of whimsical exhibits and hands on workshops.

• How to get there: From Honmoku bus stop, catch a bus to Negishi Station. Take JR Negishi Line to Yokohama Station, and then, take Minatomirai Line to Minatomirai Station. From there, you can walk to Cupnoodles Museum.
• The reservation is not available in English. They use different site to book which is very inconvenient for foreigners.
• There's also a children's play area that you can pay to access.
• The food in the Bazaar on the floor above is worth the visit, where you queue to be shown to seats at communal tables and then purchase tickets for the various cuisine”stalls” from machines.
• You can sample not only their instant noodles for 150 Yen, but 6 different countries take on noodle dishes for 300 Yen each including Indonesian fried noodles, Chinese spicy beef noodle soup and even Italian spaghetti!
• Enjoy a world of invention and discovery, and learn about the importance of food.

The Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse is a historical building that is used as a complex that includes a shopping mall, banquet hall, and event venues.

• It's a factory converted into many shops. There are all sorts of stores and excellent restaurants inside.
• Bring money. You can sit outside also and have a drink and rest.
• There is also shopping on the upper floors where one can find little treasures in the boutique style outlets.
• There are also lots of festivals that take place around the building that are worth a look.
• It's a factory converted into many shops. There are all sorts of stores and excellent restaurants inside.
• Bring money. You can sit outside also and have a drink and rest.
• There is also shopping on the upper floors where one can find little treasures in the boutique style outlets.
• There are also lots of festivals that take place around the building that are worth a look.

Seabass is a good option if you want to get to MM21 or Yokohama Station on an alternative mode of transportation.

• This is a good way to cross Yokohama city from one area to another wether to avoid the crowded trains or to just enjoy the sea breeze.
• Get on a Seabass enables you travel between major sightseeing locations such as Chinatown, Motomachi and Minato Mirai while looking out on popular locations around Tokyo Bay.
• You can get a seabass schedule from the hotel so you can shop or play till the ferry comes rather than stand around and wait.
• Price is not much different from a train ride and you get to take the best photos of Yokohama Bay and its skyline from the sea level.
• This is a good way to cross Yokohama city from one area to another wether to avoid the crowded trains or to just enjoy the sea breeze.
• Get on a Seabass enables you travel between major sightseeing locations such as Chinatown, Motomachi and Minato Mirai while looking out on popular locations around Tokyo Bay.
• You can get a seabass schedule from the hotel so you can shop or play till the ferry comes rather than stand around and wait.
• Price is not much different from a train ride and you get to take the best photos of Yokohama Bay and its skyline from the sea level.

Yamashita Park in Yokohama is a large public park located right next to Yokohama harbour. Yamashita Park is 750m long with waterfront views over Yokohama harbour.

• Dont miss the statue of the little girl with the red shoes - everyone has touched them!
• The first seaside park in Japan and a must-see Yokohama spot, Yamashita Park faces the Port of Yokohama and provides a view of the Yokohama Bay Bridge and Osanbashi Pier.
• This great park is ideal for a stroll and viewing traffic in the bay and people watching.
• There's not exactly a lot to do here but it's good for photo's and Chinatown is a short distance if you want to combo 2 places.
• Dont miss the statue of the little girl with the red shoes - everyone has touched them!
• The first seaside park in Japan and a must-see Yokohama spot, Yamashita Park faces the Port of Yokohama and provides a view of the Yokohama Bay Bridge and Osanbashi Pier.
• There's not exactly a lot to do here but it's good for photo's and Chinatown is a short distance if you want to combo 2 places.
• This great park is ideal for a stroll and viewing traffic in the bay and people watching.

Yokohama Marine Tower is a 106 metre high (348 ft) lattice tower with an observation deck at a height of 100 metres in Naka Ward, Yokohama, Japan.

• The tower has a two-story observation platform with panoramic views of Yamashita Park and Minato Mirai, and the night view is well-known for its beauty.
• When you reach the observation deck, there is a see-through glass that you can step on. Catch 360 degree city views of Yokohama city.
• During the summer, Yokohama Marine Tower is host to one of the coolest beer gardens in town.
• In addition to the usual restaurants, bars, gift shops (that sell Yokohama-original goods and related souvenirs, and photo gallery exhibiting historical images of Yokohama, the tower also boasts an event space that always has some fantastic spotlight on local talent happening.

Yokohama Chinatown (Yokohama Chukagai) is Japan's largest chinatown, located in central Yokohama.It quickly developed, after the port of Yokohama had been one of the first Japanese ports.

• Here's a terrific place to visit. Each street and alley is full of stores and restaurants and amazing sites and smells.
• Unless you are familiar with this style of district it would be well worth asking for advice about where to eat before you arrive.
• If you have young children it's a good idea to give them some snacks before you get there so you can wander around without hungry children.
• This place is packed so just be aware that it usually has crowds flowing down the streets and becomes more so during significant events like New Years.
• Must try the no.1 dumplings and Chinese buns that freshly prepared and cooked in front of you!