Yokohama - a blue city

Here’s how to nail two awesome days in Yokohama — Japan’s vibrant harbor city with next-level food, waterfront vibes, and quirky museums 🚀✨

Day 1
Kicks off at Yamashita Park (279 Yamashitacho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, 231-0023), a sprawling seaside park that’s open 24/7. Stretch your legs and enjoy epic bay views, especially stunning early mornings or sunset!

Next, walk over to the Cup Noodles Museum (2 Chome-3-4 Shinko, Naka Ward, Yokohama, 231-0001). Open Wed–Mon, 10:00–18:00 (closed Tuesday, last entry 17:00). Inside you’ll deep dive into ramen history, design your own instant noodles, and find photo-worthy moments everywhere. Pro tip: Buy your tickets online to skip queues!

Stroll south to Yokohama World Porters Mall for lunch and retail therapy — this spot packs fun food options (try local pancakes or Japanese curry!) and is a great hang-out for a rainy day.

Finish your day in nearby Chinatown (Yamashitacho, Naka Ward), which is open 24/7. Grab street snacks like pork buns and mango desserts; most food stands stay open late!

Day 2: Go for a morning walk back in Yamashita Park (it’s even peaceful with city birds up early). Pop back into Chinatown for dim sum breakfast before heading home. If your schedule’s flexible, do a little souvenir shopping at World Porters one more time!

Getting Around: Use the Yokohama Municipal Subway or Minatomirai Line for easy access. Walkability rocks, so comfy sneakers = must! Cash is king at markets, but cards accepted in malls.

Quick Tips: No visa needed for tourists from many countries. Check weather — summer is humid, spring/fall breezy. Monday is ideal for quieter museum time.

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Post by HarmoniQ | Sep 16, 2025