Things to do in Yokohama

My friend and I really enjoyed the experience. The guy was really cute and nice (can’t remember his name but he has long hair). His car was clean and nice, the drive was fast and smooth. He gave us enough time to take pictures and also helped us to take pictures together. My phone run out of battery and he suggested to charge it in the car.

One of the most wonderful experiences I've ever had, especially for car enthusiasts – you shouldn't miss this opportunity! Our driver, Kobayashi, was driving a fantastic Lexus. He took us to the famous Daikoku parking garage, a popular gathering place, and drove us at high speeds in some areas. Then we went to Tokyo Tower, another parking garage, and finally to the famous Shibuya intersection. A truly enjoyable trip, well worth experiencing!

I joined the Kamakura, Enoshima, and Yokohama tour and it was a wonderful experience. Since the tour starts later in the morning, I was able to see Yokohama beautifully lit up at night, which was a highlight. Our guide Lee was amazing, very helpful, friendly, and supportive throughout the day, which I especially appreciated as a solo traveler. During the free time in Yokohama, I explored Chinatown, which was gorgeous and full of delicious food to try. One thing to note is that the train can get very crowded, which is completely outside the tour company’s control, but it is good for other travelers to be prepared. Time management is also important because there are several stops, so plan ahead and prioritize what you want to see. Overall, I definitely recommend this tour. Big thanks to tour guide Lee for making the day enjoyable and for being my hero and helping me.

Such a awesome and unforgettable experience, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo. The whole drive was smooth, and got to admire so many nice cars. Haruki was very friendly, informative, and made the whole journey feel relaxed but exciting at the same time. You can really tell he loves what he does and he’s a fantastic driver too. It was the best way to end my Japan trip

great for a full day outing especially the live shows with dolphins, beluga, penguins and sea lions. the huge aquarium is quite amazing with a huge variety of sharks and rays. day well spent and easy to get to via trains.

it was a nice little museum with a noodle making experience (did not do) but i think the main attraction was the food court part of the museum. the ramen was really good surprisingly and there were many different types you can try according to your tastes. i didnt get to try the desserts (looked very cute and tasty) bc i was running late to the next event but def check this place out first then the cup ramen museum! but leave a good enough time in between to try out multiple ramen flavors in the court. it takes like 40 min to get to cup ramen place so leave a good buffer if u can.

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.

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:

Manyo Club Yokohama offers a pleasant hot spring experience with a wide variety of baths and relaxing facilities. The location is convenient, and the overall atmosphere is peaceful, though it can get crowded at times.