Things to do in Nissan Stadium

Amazing experience with excellent service from the guides! Very friendly, insightful, and thoughtful to our situation considering that this is the first time we watched live football match in Japan! Highly recommended!

Great food hall, makes you travel back in time and forget you are in 2026. Easy to find and fun activities like making ramen noodles from scratch & customize your own ramen bowl to take back home. experience: Amazing service:Hospitality facilities: Intriguing and very cool ease of booking on Klook: the easiest price:Awesome price, can't be beat.

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!

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

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!

Gorgeous gardens with very beautiful flowers, definitely worth checking out!

Really an interesting exhibition with lots of nicely built replicas. No glass box covering the exhibits and free to take photos

Yokohama World Porters VS PARK perfectly combines digital and physical activities, offering novel and super sweaty games! Both adults and children can burn off energy to their heart's content, making it an excellent indoor amusement park for rainy days. Try to avoid weekends, as there can be long lines.

A very quiet and relaxing onsen. Theres about 15 different baths on the men's side to choose from. Plus lots of meal and drink options for before/after your bath. Plus it's in a very quiet area completely devoid of tourists so it is quite peaceful. Be aware that there is zero signage in English, however that is to be expected given the area.