Ultimate 3-Day Yokohama Itinerary: Best Things to Do & See
A vibrant port city blending futuristic skylines, rich history, and a world-class culinary scene along Tokyo Bay.

Day 1: Bayside Icons and Urban Exploration
Morning
Start your journey at Yokohama Landmark Tower, the city's tallest skyscraper, for panoramic views from the Sky Garden observatory and a taste of the vibrant Minato Mirai district.
Afternoon
Wander over to Cup Noodles Museum for an interactive and quirky experience where you can design your own instant noodles and learn about Japan’s noodle culture.
Enjoy a waterside lunch at Queen's Square Yokohama, a stylish complex filled with diverse restaurants and shops right in the heart of Minato Mirai.
Evening
Stroll through the illuminated Yokohama Cosmo World, a lively amusement park famous for its giant Ferris wheel and dazzling night views, perfect for photos and a fun ride.
Day 2: Culture, Gardens, and Chinatown Flavors
Morning
Begin your day with tranquility at Sankeien Garden, a spacious traditional Japanese garden featuring historic architecture, serene ponds, and seasonal flowers.
Afternoon
Head to Yokohama Chinatown, Japan's largest and most vibrant Chinatown, for lunch and to explore its colorful streets lined with temples, street food stalls, and lively shops.
Visit the ornate Kanteibyo Temple, a beautifully decorated Taoist temple and a spiritual highlight within Chinatown.
Evening
Dine at Heichinrou, an iconic Cantonese restaurant that's been serving authentic dim sum and seafood since 1884—perfect for an elegant meal in the heart of Chinatown.
Day 3: Historic Streets and Harbor Culture
Morning
Stroll through Yamate Italian Garden, a peaceful hillside park with Western-style landscaping and a historic residence offering city and bay views.
Afternoon
Step back in time at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, a beautifully restored Meiji-era warehouse now housing trendy boutiques, cafes, and event spaces on the scenic waterfront.
For a relaxing lunch, try Bills Yokohama, famous for its ricotta pancakes and waterfront terrace in the Red Brick Warehouse complex.
Evening
Experience local culture at Noge District, Yokohama’s retro nightlife hub where you can bar-hop through cozy izakayas, jazz bars, and yakitori joints beloved by locals.
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