Things to do in Yokohama

The aquarium was great dolphin show was incredible. A little confusing getting around but other than that the vibe was great stayed until closing. The gift shops were cute and we did the fish pedicure highly recommend

We visited the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum with my family (all adults — parents and siblings) and had a really fun time. One of the best parts was the DIY ramen activity where you can customize your own cup and even upload a personal photo to print on the lid. It made such a fun and memorable souvenir. The ramen restaurant area downstairs had an amazing atmosphere and was enjoyable to explore. Ordering was pretty easy since the ticket machines had English translations available. I’d still recommend using a translation app after getting your tickets though, as some parts afterward are mainly in Japanese. The exhibition displays and information pieces around the museum did include English translations, which was very helpful. The only thing I wish they had was more vegetarian-friendly ramen options as well as some chicken-only choices, since I can’t eat pork for health reasons. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely come back again!

Hey Rin👋🏼 If you're seeing this, sorry for the late review😅. Thanks for the amazing ride, we had a great time. You're a really good driver and it was definitely a fast and the furious experience. You got us some amazing pictures. Thank you so much🫶🏼. I would definitely recommend the VIP experience.

This is a very attractive place for children under three years old. The live-action shows come one after another, and the children can have a blast. In addition, there are various Anpanman toys and hands-on activities, which allow children to feel the joy of stepping from television into reality. There are also many themed restaurants to choose from, and the creative birthday parties are very ceremonial. The cultural and creative products also keep this adult like me very busy.

This was my first time joining a one-day tour, and I was very nervous before we left, worried about getting a difficult guide. The day before departure, Klook provided us with the guide's information and contact details, and the guide answered all our questions, which put my mind at ease. Since there weren't many participants, our group was a combined Chinese and Korean tour. Our guide was amazing, speaking Japanese, Chinese, and Korean fluently! During introductions and explanations, sometimes he'd speak Korean first, sometimes Chinese first, showing no favoritism, which was fantastic! Besides doing an excellent job with his guiding duties, he also gave us little tips for traveling in Japan, like where to eat, the best places to shop, and must-buy items. He was truly a five-star guide! This wonderful guide was Kim Myung-cheol, and I highly recommend him!

This is a super fun experience. Away from the busy city of Tokyo. Its a good option for day tour. Super convenient transpo and nice places. Definitely a must! We enjoy it, specially the free train rides and the places like the anime Slam Dunk and K drama Can Love be translated was included.

Amazing experience and a dream come true for any car enthusiast! A huge thank you to Lamm, who made the tour even better. He is genuinely passionate about Japanese car culture and took the time to answer questions, share interesting information, and show us as much as possible. He also helped with photos and made everyone feel comfortable throughout the tour. Seeing Daikoku and the Japanese car scene in person was unforgettable. I highly recommend this tour, especially if you get Lamm as your driver!

This is a great place to stay overnight when traveling to Yokohama. It's right across the street from the Cup Noodles Museum. I was initially flustered when I entered and no one was there, but the front counter is on the 7th floor, so don't panic and just take the elevator up. The public bath wasn't very big, but the open-air bath was nice. The night view from the rooftop garden on the 9th floor is fantastic. Be sure to check it out. I was able to rest comfortably, especially because there were many recliners that allowed me to get a good night's sleep. If you're coming as a family, I recommend the shabu-shabu buffet, and if you're coming alone, I recommend the egg and eel rice bowl. The coffee jelly for dessert was also good.

The greater Tokyo Explorer Pass is definitely worth the money. It saved me a lot of Singapore dollars, and it's easy to book all three attraction points. I was able to book for different dates, and it is quite convenient. No hassle, I would definitely book again. convenience: ease of redemption: