Food Scene
Japanese noodles "SOBA" restaurant.
Established in 1919.
You can also eat "SUSHI", "TENPURA" here.
島田橋やぶ
6-chōme-45-2 MatsumotochōJapanese noodles "SOBA" restaurant.
Established in 1919.
You can also eat "SUSHI", "TENPURA" here.
Shinyokohama Ramen Museum
2-chōme-14-21 ShinyokohamaMirai
http://www.travelbar-mirai.com/
喜楽屋
2-15 Mitsuzawa ShimomachiChinese restaurant
Duca di Camastra
1-chōme-1-1 MatsumotochōYou can purchase homemade sushi rolls and rice ball. About 30 kinds. The shop specializes in take out. Depending on the menu you can also make it on the spot.
のんのん三ッ沢店
9-20 Mitsuzawa ShimomachiYou can purchase homemade sushi rolls and rice ball. About 30 kinds. The shop specializes in take out. Depending on the menu you can also make it on the spot.
It is a cafe with a gentle atmosphere where the antique lamp gently lights up.
The shop they carefully extract coffee of their own roasted with siphon.
Please enjoy a very good scented coffee.
Tea, cocoa etc. Other drinks are also attentive.
For meals, a sandwich with plenty of vegetables and a toast menu such as pizza toast.
Morning is a very profitable drink with +100 yen toast and boiled eggs on the drink.
ナギコーヒー (NAGICOFFEE)
3-chōme-22-8 Matsumotochō It is a cafe with a gentle atmosphere where the antique lamp gently lights up.
The shop they carefully extract coffee of their own roasted with siphon.
Please enjoy a very good scented coffee.
Tea, cocoa etc. Other drinks are also attentive.
For meals, a sandwich with plenty of vegetables and a toast menu such as pizza toast.
Morning is a very profitable drink with +100 yen toast and boiled eggs on the drink.
It is an Asian style shop that aims at a space of relaxation where even a single person can enjoy it even when coming by friends and family.
Home taste and homemade sake (plum wine, mojito etc.) are very popular.
CAFE LOTUS 横浜のアジアン料理
6-chōme-41-4 Matsumotochō It is an Asian style shop that aims at a space of relaxation where even a single person can enjoy it even when coming by friends and family.
Home taste and homemade sake (plum wine, mojito etc.) are very popular.
A rare café where the shop is on the tree. In the refreshing tree house you can relax the cafe menu. There are also airy terrace seats.
NANJYA MONJYA CAFÉ
5-chōme-5-55 Mitsuzawa Higashimachi A rare café where the shop is on the tree. In the refreshing tree house you can relax the cafe menu. There are also airy terrace seats.
Chigusa
Nogecho-2 Chome-94 Naka WardGetting Around
Mitsuzawashimocho Station
Mitsuzawa Shimomachi-11 Kanagawa Ward Blue Line
Tammachi Station
1-1 上反町 Tokyu Line
Sakuragichō Station
1-1 桜木町 Blue Line
JR Negishi Line
Kannai Station
Minatochō-1-chōme Naka Ward Blue Line
JR Negishi Line
Shin Yokohama Eki station
2937 ShinoharachōBlue Line
Bullet train
Blue Line
Tokyu Line
Minatomirai Line
Keikyu Line
Sotetsu Line
JR Tokaido Line
JR Yokosuka Line
JR Keihin-tohoku Line
JR Negishi Line
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Yokohama Station
Takashima-2-chōme-16 Nishi WardBlue Line
Tokyu Line
Minatomirai Line
Keikyu Line
Sotetsu Line
JR Tokaido Line
JR Yokosuka Line
JR Keihin-tohoku Line
JR Negishi Line
Yokohama City Air Terminal (YCAT)
2-chōme-19-12 TakashimaArts & Culture
http://nigiwaiza.yafjp.org/english/
Yokohama Nigiwai-za
Do you know a story about traditional popular performing arts of Japan? Japanese popular performing arts include a wide range of styles such as Kabuki (traditional Japanese drama which follows highly-styled forms and takes up stories with popular appeal), Noh play(classical Japanese play), traditional singing such as Nagauta (traditional chanting to samisen accompaniment), and variety-show entertainment such as Rakugo (traditional comic storytelling), Manzai (stand-up comedy) and conjuring tricks.
Yokohama has been served as a gateway to foreign cultures since 1859 when its port was opened for foreign trade. At the same time, popular entertainment culture has been fostered by the people who came to live in this port city, thus many talented artists have been produced.
There used to be many playhouses and vaudeville theaters in Yokohama, but most of them were lost in the fires of the Kanto Earthquake (1923) and the air raid during the World War II (1945). However, a big public entertainment festival called “Noge Daidougei” (Noge Street Performance) was started in 1986 and has been firmly established since then, as a big event which brings over seven hundred thousand audience. In this way, Yokohama has its own firm groundwork to cultivate its characteristic popular entertainment culture.
Yokohama Nigiwaiza is working for the further promotion of the unique popular performing arts in Yokohama, and also is sending its great culture out to all over Japan and to the world.
Copyright © Yokohama Nigiwai-za. All rights reserved.
Yokohama Nigiwai-za
3-chōme-110-1 Nogechōhttp://nigiwaiza.yafjp.org/english/
Yokohama Nigiwai-za
Do you know a story about traditional popular performing arts of Japan? Japanese popular performing arts include a wide range of styles such as Kabuki (traditional Japanese drama which follows highly-styled forms and takes up stories with popular appeal), Noh play(classical Japanese play), traditional singing such as Nagauta (traditional chanting to samisen accompaniment), and variety-show entertainment such as Rakugo (traditional comic storytelling), Manzai (stand-up comedy) and conjuring tricks.
Yokohama has been served as a gateway to foreign cultures since 1859 when its port was opened for foreign trade. At the same time, popular entertainment culture has been fostered by the people who came to live in this port city, thus many talented artists have been produced.
There used to be many playhouses and vaudeville theaters in Yokohama, but most of them were lost in the fires of the Kanto Earthquake (1923) and the air raid during the World War II (1945). However, a big public entertainment festival called “Noge Daidougei” (Noge Street Performance) was started in 1986 and has been firmly established since then, as a big event which brings over seven hundred thousand audience. In this way, Yokohama has its own firm groundwork to cultivate its characteristic popular entertainment culture.
Yokohama Nigiwaiza is working for the further promotion of the unique popular performing arts in Yokohama, and also is sending its great culture out to all over Japan and to the world.
Copyright © Yokohama Nigiwai-za. All rights reserved.
Nipponmaru Memorial Park
2-chōme-1-1 Minatomiraihttp://www.nippon-maru.or.jp/guidebook/201009guidebook-english.pdf
http://www.cupnoodles-museum.jp/common/pdf/pamph_ENG.pdf
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Mużew tal-Cup Noodles Yokohama
2-chōme-3-4 Shinkōhttp://www.cupnoodles-museum.jp/common/pdf/pamph_ENG.pdf
http://www.hara-mrm.com/english/index.html
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Mużew tal-ĦARA Model Railway
1-chōme-1-2 Takashimahttp://www.hara-mrm.com/english/index.html
Yokohama History Museum
1-chōme-18-1 Nakagawachūō http://www.rekihaku.city.yokohama.jp/en/
Yokohama Museum of Tin Toys
http://www.toysclub.co.jp/info/english.html
Yokohama Cat Museum
76-1 Yamatechōhttp://www.doll-museum.jp/
ニュースパーク (日本新聞博物館)
11 NihonōdōriYokohama fish market central
1 Chome-1-1 Hashimotochō◆Otsuka Relics
The remains of a village in Yayoi Era, approximately 2,000 years ago. The moat was constructed around the village to prevent enemy attacks. One hundred people were considered to live there those days. There are seven pit dwellings a high-floor storehouse, molded remains, and a wooden bridge in the relic.
◆Saikachido Relics
The necropolis of those who had lived at Otsuka Relics and called a gutter surrounded square necropolis. Unique feature includes a low square bank and a gutter surrounding the square. The exhibit preserves the conditions at the time of excavation and displays the reproduced wooden coffin to see the inhumation process at that time.
Otsuka Saikachido Park
Ōdananishi-1 Tsuzuki Ward◆Otsuka Relics
The remains of a village in Yayoi Era, approximately 2,000 years ago. The moat was constructed around the village to prevent enemy attacks. One hundred people were considered to live there those days. There are seven pit dwellings a high-floor storehouse, molded remains, and a wooden bridge in the relic.
◆Saikachido Relics
The necropolis of those who had lived at Otsuka Relics and called a gutter surrounded square necropolis. Unique feature includes a low square bank and a gutter surrounding the square. The exhibit preserves the conditions at the time of excavation and displays the reproduced wooden coffin to see the inhumation process at that time.
http://www.yokohamajapan.com/things-to-do/yokohama-museum-of-art/
◆A modern art museum housing works by Dali, Magritte, Cezanne, Picasso, and various Japanese artists associated with Yokohama
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Ħanut tal-mużew fil-Yokohama
3-chōme-4-1 Minatomiraihttp://www.yokohamajapan.com/things-to-do/yokohama-museum-of-art/
◆A modern art museum housing works by Dali, Magritte, Cezanne, Picasso, and various Japanese artists associated with Yokohama
http://www.yokohamajapan.com/things-to-do/yokohama-noh-theater/
◆Take time to see a Noh theater performance, a classical form of Japanese musical drama originated in the 14th century.
Yokohama Noh Theater
27-2 Momijigaokahttp://www.yokohamajapan.com/things-to-do/yokohama-noh-theater/
◆Take time to see a Noh theater performance, a classical form of Japanese musical drama originated in the 14th century.
http://www.yokohamajapan.com/things-to-do/kirin-yokohama-beer-village/
◆The tour winds its way around parts of the factory, offering views from above through observation windows of various parts of the manufacturing process. As you watch, thousands of cans and bottles of beer go shooting through factory machines at incredibly high speeds! According to the guide, 2000 cans of beer are filled and packed each and every minute. Near the end of the tour, a series of panels of Kirin’s history are on display.
キリン横浜ビアビレッジ
http://www.yokohamajapan.com/things-to-do/kirin-yokohama-beer-village/
◆The tour winds its way around parts of the factory, offering views from above through observation windows of various parts of the manufacturing process. As you watch, thousands of cans and bottles of beer go shooting through factory machines at incredibly high speeds! According to the guide, 2000 cans of beer are filled and packed each and every minute. Near the end of the tour, a series of panels of Kirin’s history are on display.
Experience an earthquake firsthand! This simulator lets you feel a wide range of earthquake situations, including intensities from 3 to 7, past earthquakes like the Great East Japan Earthquake and Great Hanshin Earthquake, shaking in detached houses and high-rise buildings and more. Wheelchairs allowed.
横浜市民防災センター
4-7 SawatariExperience an earthquake firsthand! This simulator lets you feel a wide range of earthquake situations, including intensities from 3 to 7, past earthquakes like the Great East Japan Earthquake and Great Hanshin Earthquake, shaking in detached houses and high-rise buildings and more. Wheelchairs allowed.
Miyagawa Kozan Makuzu Ware Museum
6-1 SakaechōIn Japan Open Air Folk House Museum old folk houses are on display on the gentle slopes of Tama hills.
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Japan Open-air Folk House Museum
7-chōme-7-1-1 Masugata In Japan Open Air Folk House Museum old folk houses are on display on the gentle slopes of Tama hills.
Entertainment & Activities
Miyoshi Engeijo
2-chōme-37-1 ManseichōYokohama Rockza
http://yokohama-rockza.com/contact/?lang=en
While there are many types of adult entertainmane, strip show exists since 1940's, where persons over the age of 18 can be entertained. It is not an establishment to engage in sex acts.
To an inexperienced person, he may wonder what a strip show is like. He may imagine strip club in a foreign movie. It is similar in a way that the dancer strips off the clothing and dance to music. Our show integrate Japanese dance, rock, jazz, ballet, hiphop, raggae, cosplay styles that has developed into unique Japanese style show.
In our age, with internet and videos all around showing virtual and two dimentional world, we would like our visitors to enjoy the beauty of live female form through our stip show. We invite you to visit our strip show theater.
横浜ロック座
Yokohama Rockza
http://yokohama-rockza.com/contact/?lang=en
While there are many types of adult entertainmane, strip show exists since 1940's, where persons over the age of 18 can be entertained. It is not an establishment to engage in sex acts.
To an inexperienced person, he may wonder what a strip show is like. He may imagine strip club in a foreign movie. It is similar in a way that the dancer strips off the clothing and dance to music. Our show integrate Japanese dance, rock, jazz, ballet, hiphop, raggae, cosplay styles that has developed into unique Japanese style show.
In our age, with internet and videos all around showing virtual and two dimentional world, we would like our visitors to enjoy the beauty of live female form through our stip show. We invite you to visit our strip show theater.
Yokohama Stadium
◆Built in 1978 as the first multi-purpose circular stadium that holds 30,000 spectators. Multi-purpose stadiums are rare even throughout the world. It is the home ground of the baseball team Yokohama DeNA Bay Stars, and is also used for American football games and live events. Portrait engravings of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are respectively placed by the left and right stand poles in commemoration that great major league baseball players such as Ruth and Gehrig played here.
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Park ta 'Yokohama
Yokohamakōen Naka Ward Yokohama Stadium
◆Built in 1978 as the first multi-purpose circular stadium that holds 30,000 spectators. Multi-purpose stadiums are rare even throughout the world. It is the home ground of the baseball team Yokohama DeNA Bay Stars, and is also used for American football games and live events. Portrait engravings of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are respectively placed by the left and right stand poles in commemoration that great major league baseball players such as Ruth and Gehrig played here.
Nissan Stadium
◆The Nissan Stadium is one of Japan’s largest stadiums with a capacity of over 70,000 seats. The final game of World Cup Soccer in 2002 was held here. In the “stadium tour”, visitors can see the overall of stadium, including the memories of the World Cup. It also holds many other events beside soccer, such as track and field events and music concerts.
It serves as a home stadium for the professional soccer team, Yokohama F. Marinos.
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Il-Ġdid tal-Nissan
3300 KozukuechōNissan Stadium
◆The Nissan Stadium is one of Japan’s largest stadiums with a capacity of over 70,000 seats. The final game of World Cup Soccer in 2002 was held here. In the “stadium tour”, visitors can see the overall of stadium, including the memories of the World Cup. It also holds many other events beside soccer, such as track and field events and music concerts.
It serves as a home stadium for the professional soccer team, Yokohama F. Marinos.
Yokohama International Swimming Pool
◆Yokohama International Swimming Pool is one of the biggest pool facilities in Japan including an internationally approved swimming pool. It is nicknamed the “Water Arena,” and the main pool is turned into an arena in the winter season. The arena can be used as tennis courts from November to March. The sub pool is a heated pool available all year round.
It is also used as a main arena for the professional basketball team, Yokohama B-Corsairs in winter.
Yokohama Kokusai Pool
7-chōme-3-1 KitayamataYokohama International Swimming Pool
◆Yokohama International Swimming Pool is one of the biggest pool facilities in Japan including an internationally approved swimming pool. It is nicknamed the “Water Arena,” and the main pool is turned into an arena in the winter season. The arena can be used as tennis courts from November to March. The sub pool is a heated pool available all year round.
It is also used as a main arena for the professional basketball team, Yokohama B-Corsairs in winter.
Nippatsu Mitsuzawa Stadium
Mitsuzawa Nishimachi-3-1 Kanagawa WardShin Yokohama Skate Center
◆A skate rink for skaters at any level, a 5 minute walk from Shin Yokohama station
KOSE Shin Yokohama Skate Center
2-chōme-2-11 ShinyokohamaShin Yokohama Skate Center
◆A skate rink for skaters at any level, a 5 minute walk from Shin Yokohama station
Yokohama Bank Ice Arena
★A skate rink where you can practice ice hockey and figure skating.
Bank of Yokohama Ice Arena
1-1 HirodaiōtamachiYokohama Bank Ice Arena
★A skate rink where you can practice ice hockey and figure skating.
Parks & Nature
http://www.sankeien.or.jp/en-about/index.html
SANKEIEN GARDEN
About Sankeien Garden
Sankeien is a traditional and typical Japanese-style garden designed and landscaped by Sankei Hara ( his real name was Tomitaro Hara) , a wealthy businessman in the silk trade.
He reconstructed buildings of historic importance from places such as Kyoto and Kamakura in this garden,which was opend to the public as ”Sankeien”in 1906.
In the garden, whose surface extends to 175000㎡, seventeen old buildings of high historic value are skillfully arranged in harmony with the seasonal changes of the natural scenery.
The Second World War caused great damage, and in 1953 the property was transferred from the Hara family to the care of the Sankeien Hoshokai foundation. Restoration works were carried out, and five years later, Sankeien had nearly recovered its former appearance.
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Sankeien Gardens
58-1 Honmokusannotanihttp://www.sankeien.or.jp/en-about/index.html
SANKEIEN GARDEN
About Sankeien Garden
Sankeien is a traditional and typical Japanese-style garden designed and landscaped by Sankei Hara ( his real name was Tomitaro Hara) , a wealthy businessman in the silk trade.
He reconstructed buildings of historic importance from places such as Kyoto and Kamakura in this garden,which was opend to the public as ”Sankeien”in 1906.
In the garden, whose surface extends to 175000㎡, seventeen old buildings of high historic value are skillfully arranged in harmony with the seasonal changes of the natural scenery.
The Second World War caused great damage, and in 1953 the property was transferred from the Hara family to the care of the Sankeien Hoshokai foundation. Restoration works were carried out, and five years later, Sankeien had nearly recovered its former appearance.
Rinko Park
Minatomirai-1-chōme-1 Nishi WardPark Mitsuzawa
3-1 Mitsuzawa NishimachiZoo
http://www.hama-midorinokyokai.or.jp/zoo/nogeyama/
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Yokohama Nogeyama Zoo
63-10 OimatsuchōZoo
http://www.hama-midorinokyokai.or.jp/zoo/nogeyama/
三ツ沢せせらぎ緑道
Mitsuzawa Kamimachi-1 Kanagawa WardĠnien Ingliż Yokohama
6-1 Nishihiranumachō豊顕寺市民の森
21-8 Mitsuzawa MinamimachiShopping
横浜醤油 株式会社
3-chōme-1-6 Matsumichō Soy source factory
Sightseeing
Yokohamaeki Information Centre
1-chōme-1-1 Minamisaiwai