Yokohama: The Bridge Between Japan and the World

We started our walk through the colorful Chinatown, from temples with impressive architecture and imposing gates to stalls offering street delicacies. One of the must-sees is the nikuman or bao, which is ideal for enjoying while touring the neighborhood. We then head to the coastal tranquility of Yamashita Park, where you can enjoy the sea breeze, gardens, and the historic Hikawa Maru ship. Crossing overlooking Yokohama harbor, we head to the Akarenga Soko, the iconic red brick warehouses built over 100 years ago, where festivals almost always take place! And to close, the fun and lights of Cosmo World, the futuristic landscape of Minato Mirai, and its iconic skyscrapers await us - don't miss the 273-meter high Landmark observation deck! Did you know that Yokohama is the second largest city in Japan? I'm waiting for you to tour it together, sign up, and come and experience it!