A: Bluff (Yamate) area

 Yamate (also called Bluff area) was built as a settlement for foreigners after the opening of Yokohama Port.  Please enjoy the atmosphere at that time.

 Harbor View  Park - Foreign General Cemetery - Old western houses - Christian churches -  Parks in Bluff area.

B: Yokohama Three Towers

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    We visit three towers, symbols of Yokohama for many years and popularly called Jack, Queen, and King respectively.

Yokohama three towers - Original port area - Yokohama Park with small Japanese garden.

C: Minato Mirai 21 area

This newly-built waterfront town has multifaceted sightseeing spots. There are many attractions and you can enjoy shopping in this area..

Nippon Maru (retired Sail Training Ship) - Dockyard Garden - Landmark Tower - Cup Noodle Museum - Red Brick Warehouse-Hammerhead Cruise Terminal.

D: China Town & Motomachi

Starting waterfront Yamashita Park, we visit exotic towns like Motomachi shopping street and China Town.

 Yamashita Seaside Park - Yokohama China Town- Motomachi Shopping Street 

E: Old Japanese area (Noge）

We visit historical places, Shrine and Temple in Noge area.  Visiting Japanese bars and restaurants is very popular among foreign tourists.You also may visit to see the first steam locomotive in Japan.

Shrine/Temple-old restaurants/bars- Original Yokohama Station (Sakuragi-cho Station)  

F: Sankei-en

Japanese garden  in south Yokohama.

Sankei-en is a traditional Japanese-style garden designed and landscaped by Sankei Hara, a successful businessman in the silk trade more than 100 years ago.

 Sankei-en has 10 important cultural properties in the Garden with large pond.