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Utilisateur Klook
10 Mar
i had a lot of fun with Kouki-san, he’s a realy good driver and handsome person, very fun and helpfull. I recommend this experience
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Klook User
10 Mar
yusuke is the best! great driving great tour loved it!
Klook User
9 Mar
Booked this almost a week or two before my trip to Japan, and I was really satisfied with the tour. our driver was Daigo and he was really chill and when we got to Daikoku he let us know how long we had to walk around and see all the cars! you get an hour here to check everything out which I think is plenty of time. afterwards we were taken to Tokyo tower which was really a nice way to end the night. My wife who isn’t too much into cars had a great time so anyone can definitely enjoy this tour. I’d definitely book again on a returning trip !
Utilisateur Klook
8 Mar
Thanks to Yasuke, who gave us a wonderful time! We highly recommend it!
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7 Mar
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Usuario de Klook
7 Mar
Daikoku Parking Area is an almost essential stop for any car enthusiast. It's not a museum or a formal event, but that's precisely what makes it special.
Nicolas ******
7 Mar
I completely recommend it. Unfortunately, Daikoku was closed on the day of the reservation, but that didn't ruin our tour. Our first driver was Lío in his Nissan; he took us to Tokyo Tower for a couple of photos, and then we sped off to Umihotaru with great music playing. We arrived at Umihotaru and had a fantastic time, seeing a ton of JDM cars and even American muscle cars. Then, because our Airbnb was in Kawaguchi, the tour team solved the transportation issue by switching drivers, and this new driver took us right to the door of our Airbnb. Everyone was very kind and "good vibes"; they even let us play our own music and gave us a sticker to remember the trip. I completely recommend this experience, even for people who aren't car enthusiasts. I wish the Takumi Crew all the best.
Klook User
7 Mar
Ryo took me out in his R35 GTR 75th Anniversary edition. Although he didn’t speak much English he had a translating device which allowed us to easily communicate on the drive. At daikoku he gave me one hour to have a look around, which was perfect as the police began shutting down the meet at this stage. I would highly recommend! I went solo on a Saturday night!
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What to know about Yokohama China Town

Yokohama Chinatown, also known in Japanese as "Yokohama Chūkagai" (横浜 中華 街), is Japan's biggest Chinatown, a vibrant and bustling area filled with Chinese culture and all kinds of Chinese food from the famous Peking Duck to baked soup dumplings. The town was established after the port of Yokohama was opened to foreign trade way back in 1859, with many Chinese traders coming in and out and further contributing to the diverse landscape of the city. Here you can explore the colorful streets lined with shops selling a variety of goods from tea sets, Feng Shui items, and traditional Chinese herbs, to name a few. What you can’t miss out on when in Yokohama Chinatown is its many restaurants! Expect to bite into authentic Chinese cuisine like all kinds of steamed buns, pork buns, red bean buns, even panda-shaped ones too! You can also find other favorites like egg tarts, and more. What makes this Chinatown worth a spot in your itinerary is the lively atmosphere, the blend of Japanese and Chinese culture, and the sheer variety of tasty treats and unique finds.
Yamashitacho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0023, Japan

Sightsee Yokohama Chinatown's landmarks

Kanteibyo Temple

Vibrant colors, intricate designs, and a serene atmosphere are what you'll find in Kanteibyo temple. It's a stunning and ornate place of workshop that's dedicated to Guan Yu, the Chinese god of business and prosperity. Many visitors drop by to offer prayers for good fortune. 

Yokohama Mazu Miao (Masobyo)

Another temple worth checking out is the Yokohama Mazu Temple. It's dedicated to the deity Mazu, a goddess originating in the Song Dynasty and revered for her supernatural powers. Apart from the temple's beauty and colors, many also drop by with the hopes of guidance and protection in either maritime safety, childbirth, fertility, marriage, and education.

Yokohama Daisekai

Yokohama Daisekai is a multi-level entertainment complex in Chinatown. Here you can find all kinds of things to do and buy that you can easily spend an entire day here. It's a lively spot, also perfect for fun photos and even more Chinatown dishes to try.

Discover mouthwatering Chinese Cuisine & Yokohama Street Food

Yaki Shoronpo

Yaki Shoronpo are baked soup dumplings that are filled with a flavorful broth, so be careful when you bite into them, they might still be piping hot! They're rarely found outside of places like Chinatown, so it's a must that you add this to your list of food to try.

All-You-Can-Eat Menus

Known in Japanese as "tabehodai" which translates to "all-you-can-eat", you can find a variety of all-you-can-eats pots in Yokohama's Chinatown, allowing you to taste a wide variety of Chinese dishes. The prices are usually fixed and you will typically have a time limit.

Peking Duck

If you're craving this popular dish known for its crispy skin plus tender and flavorful meat, definitely stop by Yokohama Chinatown as it'll be easy to find high quality Peking Duck in the area.

Chinatown Egg Tarts

Also known in many areas in Taiwan and China, egg tarts are a well-loved custard treat that you can find in abundance in Yokohama Chinatown. Crumbly, melty, and sinks in your teeth that you wouldn't want to pass up.

Experience Chinese New Year in Yokohama Chinatown

When in Yokoahama Chinatown during February, you can experience Chinese New Year festivities! Expect a vibrant celebration with colorful parades, traditional lion dances, and lively street performances. Locals and visitors can enjoy the festive atmosphere, adorned with decorations and lanterns, with special culinary delights from various restaurants and stalls. It's an opportunity to embrace the cultural richness and joyous spirit of Chinese New Year right in the heart of Yokohama Chinatown.

Try out fortune-telling

Fortune telling is a popular tradition where you can find fortune tellers offering services like palm readings and tarot card consultations. Whether for entertainment or guidance, fortune-telling remains a fascinating and integral part of the unique charm of Yokohama Chinatown.

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