Things to do in Yokohama China Town

Since my two-year-old nephew wanted to visit the Anpanman Children's Museum in Yokohama during our trip to Japan, we hired a private car for the day to avoid the hassle of public transportation. This allowed us to go to Yokohama and then make a stop at the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum on our way back to central Tokyo. Our driver, Master Zhang, was incredibly professional and punctual, and we're very grateful for his patience with our constantly noisy child in the car. We will definitely book his private car service again for our next family trip!

great English speaking driver, Amir! he was a great communicator and we saw so much! We had lunch in Chinatown. The stop at the great Buddha was a lovely little town with shopping and places to eat. we rode the Ferris wheel at the end!

My husband is a car enthusiast so thought this activity would be a nice little side quest for us to do! our driver was Takumi and he was so nice! played great fast and furious music which we enjoyed a lot as we are big fans of the series. the meet up was awesome. the drive was amazing and recommend doing at night as it adds a lot of ambiance. lots of cool cars and took lots of photos and videos. 10/10 experience

We had so much fun at the Anpanman Museum! There’s so much for young kids to enjoy, including a water play area, ball play zones, live shows, and plenty of adorable Anpanman characters and statues throughout the museum. There are also shops selling Anpanman clothes, toys, and other merchandise, as well as snacks and restaurants, making it easy to spend a few hours here. The clothing is available up to size 120, so it’s mainly suited for younger children. The games and activities are simple but lots of fun for little ones. We highly recommend the Anpanman Museum for families with young children—it’s a wonderful place where kids can play, explore, and make great memories!

Great service from the driver, who speaks English fluently. The ride was extremely pleasant and fun. Daikoku is an amazing place to visit if you like cars. Even on a regular weekday, it was packed with wonderful cars. A great experience, highly recommended, 10/10!

We visited the Cup Noodles Museum and it was so fun. The museum was bright, modern, and engaging. A big thank you to our guide Mr Mikio-San who provided insightful explanations abt Mr Momofuku Ando—the inventor of instant ramen. My favorite was the massive history room showcasing thousands of vintage and global noodle packages spanning decades. The absolute highlight is of coz the My CUPNOODLES Factory. You get to doodle and design your own custom cup, choose your preferred soup base, and pick out your favorite toppings. Watching it get sealed and packaged into an inflatable air pouch to carry home is the best souvenir ever! There is also food options at Noodles Bazaar on the fourth floor, which feels like an Asian night market and lets you sample small, affordable portions of unique noodle dishes from around the world. Tip: It can get quite busy and hectic, especially on weekends. So be sure to book your admission and workshop tickets online in advance so you don't miss out!

I really enjoyed myself here. super relaxing. many varieties of drinks/ snacks. i definitely will come back again when it starts getting cooler. 10/10

I was rebooked with the Kamakura day tour without Yokohama night view due to availability. so this review is for our tour guide Allen with gogoday which is the provider’s name. Allen is attentive and explains the interinery well. He is funny at times and tries to make us relax. he provides recommendations for food and places of interests, and shared his own experiences. our bus driver is professional. overall I had f good time and will recommend.

The park boasts a beautiful environment and expansive views, with well-maintained and cared-for greenery. It also features several meticulously preserved historical buildings, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll. The staff and volunteers at the park were incredibly friendly and enthusiastic, explaining the origins of various historical sites in approachable Japanese, Chinese, and English. Afterward, they personally guided us to the special holiday bus for our return to Yokohama Station.