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Yokohama Walking Tour: Port, Ramen Museum & Bay Cruise

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Yokohama Walking Tour: Port, Ramen Museum & Bay Cruise

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Yokohama Walking Tour: Port, Ramen Museum & Bay Cruise

1

DAY(S)

6

DESTINATION(S)

6

GUESTS (MAX)

From US$160 per person
From US$160 per person

Overview

What You’ll Discover

Overview

What You’ll Discover

We designed this one-day journey to show you Yokohama at a walkable, unhurried pace — the way this historic port city is best explored. With an English-speaking guide leading you on foot and a short ride across the bay by sightseeing boat, we take you past the gleaming towers of Minato Mirai, through the Cupnoodles Museum, the Red Brick Warehouse, and Osanbashi Pier, out onto the water for a different view of the port, then to Yamashita Park and the historic Hikawa Maru, ending in Chinatown. Your guide keeps the route close together and the pace easy, so a full day of sights never feels like a march. It's a full day built for travelers who want to feel one of Japan's great port cities up close, one street at a time.
We designed this one-day journey to show you Yokohama at a walkable, unhurried pace — the way this historic port city is best explored. With an English-speaking guide leading you on foot and a short ride across the bay by sightseeing boat, we take you past the gleaming towers of Minato Mirai, through the Cupnoodles Museum, the Red Brick Warehouse, and Osanbashi Pier, out onto the water for a different view of the port, then to Yamashita Park and the historic Hikawa Maru, ending in Chinatown. Your guide keeps the route close together and the pace easy, so a full day of sights never feels like a march. It's a full day built for travelers who want to feel one of Japan's great port cities up close, one street at a time.

Best explored on foot — discover the historic port city of Yokohama with a private guide, at your own pace.

Step into the museum devoted to the invention that changed how the world eats — instant ramen, told exhibit by exhibit.

See the port from the water — a sightseeing cruise across Yokohama Bay, the skyline unfolding from an angle no street can offer.

Step aboard a beautifully preserved 1930s ocean liner, now a floating window into the golden age of sea travel.

Highlights

Explore the Highlights of Your Journey

Highlights

Explore the Highlights of Your Journey

  • Cupnoodles Museum — An interactive museum tracing the invention and history of instant ramen.

  • Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse — A pair of restored early-1900s warehouses turned shops, cafes, and event space.

  • Osanbashi Pier — Yokohama's striking wave-shaped international passenger terminal and waterfront deck.

  • Hikawa Maru — A retired 1930s ocean liner permanently moored at Yamashita Park as a floating museum.

  • Yokohama Chinatown — The largest Chinatown in Japan, packed with restaurants, street food, and shops.

Illustrated map of Japan with all prefectures and regional boundaries
Illustrated map of Japan with all prefectures and regional boundaries

Information

Where This Journey Takes You

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Where This Journey Takes You

This itinerary connects some of Japan’s most distinctive regions, combining iconic highlights with lesser-known destinations to create a seamless travel experience from start to finish.

This itinerary connects some of Japan’s most distinctive regions, combining iconic highlights with lesser-known destinations to create a seamless travel experience from start to finish.

Area

Kanto

Kanto

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City

Yokohama

Duration

1 Day(s)

Destinations

6 Destination(s)

Group Size (Max)

6 Guest(s)

English/ Japanese/ Mandarin

Japanese, English

Itinerary

Explore Every Moment Along the Way

Itinerary

Explore Every Moment Along the Way

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Sakuragicho Station Meet-Up & Walking Tour
Meet your guide at Sakuragicho Station and set out on foot — the best way to take in Yokohama's waterfront, unfolding street by street as you walk.
Meet your guide at Sakuragicho Station and set out on foot — the best way to take in Yokohama's waterfront, unfolding street by street as you walk.
Sakuragicho Station Meet-Up & Walking Tour
Meet your guide at Sakuragicho Station and set out on foot — the best way to take in Yokohama's waterfront, unfolding street by street as you walk.
Meet your guide at Sakuragicho Station and set out on foot — the best way to take in Yokohama's waterfront, unfolding street by street as you walk.
Sakuragicho Station Meet-Up & Walking Tour
Meet your guide at Sakuragicho Station and set out on foot — the best way to take in Yokohama's waterfront, unfolding street by street as you walk.
Meet your guide at Sakuragicho Station and set out on foot — the best way to take in Yokohama's waterfront, unfolding street by street as you walk.
Minato Mirai / Waterfront Walk
Walk through Minato Mirai, Yokohama's gleaming waterfront district, its towers and Ferris wheel rising beside the bay — a striking contrast to the port city's older, working harbor just beyond it.
Walk through Minato Mirai, Yokohama's gleaming waterfront district, its towers and Ferris wheel rising beside the bay — a striking contrast to the port city's older, working harbor just beyond it.
Minato Mirai / Waterfront Walk
Walk through Minato Mirai, Yokohama's gleaming waterfront district, its towers and Ferris wheel rising beside the bay — a striking contrast to the port city's older, working harbor just beyond it.
Walk through Minato Mirai, Yokohama's gleaming waterfront district, its towers and Ferris wheel rising beside the bay — a striking contrast to the port city's older, working harbor just beyond it.
Minato Mirai / Waterfront Walk
Walk through Minato Mirai, Yokohama's gleaming waterfront district, its towers and Ferris wheel rising beside the bay — a striking contrast to the port city's older, working harbor just beyond it.
Walk through Minato Mirai, Yokohama's gleaming waterfront district, its towers and Ferris wheel rising beside the bay — a striking contrast to the port city's older, working harbor just beyond it.
Cup Noodles Museum
Walk into the Cupnoodles Museum and trace the story of instant ramen exhibit by exhibit — the invention that went on to become one of Japan's most recognized food exports worldwide.
Walk into the Cupnoodles Museum and trace the story of instant ramen exhibit by exhibit — the invention that went on to become one of Japan's most recognized food exports worldwide.
Cup Noodles Museum
Walk into the Cupnoodles Museum and trace the story of instant ramen exhibit by exhibit — the invention that went on to become one of Japan's most recognized food exports worldwide.
Walk into the Cupnoodles Museum and trace the story of instant ramen exhibit by exhibit — the invention that went on to become one of Japan's most recognized food exports worldwide.
Cup Noodles Museum
Walk into the Cupnoodles Museum and trace the story of instant ramen exhibit by exhibit — the invention that went on to become one of Japan's most recognized food exports worldwide.
Walk into the Cupnoodles Museum and trace the story of instant ramen exhibit by exhibit — the invention that went on to become one of Japan's most recognized food exports worldwide.
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
Walk on to the Red Brick Warehouse, a pair of restored early-1900s port buildings now filled with shops, cafes, and open-air space right on the water.
Walk on to the Red Brick Warehouse, a pair of restored early-1900s port buildings now filled with shops, cafes, and open-air space right on the water.
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
Walk on to the Red Brick Warehouse, a pair of restored early-1900s port buildings now filled with shops, cafes, and open-air space right on the water.
Walk on to the Red Brick Warehouse, a pair of restored early-1900s port buildings now filled with shops, cafes, and open-air space right on the water.
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
Walk on to the Red Brick Warehouse, a pair of restored early-1900s port buildings now filled with shops, cafes, and open-air space right on the water.
Walk on to the Red Brick Warehouse, a pair of restored early-1900s port buildings now filled with shops, cafes, and open-air space right on the water.
Lunch Around Red Brick Warehouse
Break for lunch on your own around the Red Brick Warehouse, choosing from its mix of cafes and restaurants at the water's edge — self-paid and entirely up to you.
Break for lunch on your own around the Red Brick Warehouse, choosing from its mix of cafes and restaurants at the water's edge — self-paid and entirely up to you.
Lunch Around Red Brick Warehouse
Break for lunch on your own around the Red Brick Warehouse, choosing from its mix of cafes and restaurants at the water's edge — self-paid and entirely up to you.
Break for lunch on your own around the Red Brick Warehouse, choosing from its mix of cafes and restaurants at the water's edge — self-paid and entirely up to you.
Lunch Around Red Brick Warehouse
Break for lunch on your own around the Red Brick Warehouse, choosing from its mix of cafes and restaurants at the water's edge — self-paid and entirely up to you.
Break for lunch on your own around the Red Brick Warehouse, choosing from its mix of cafes and restaurants at the water's edge — self-paid and entirely up to you.
Osanbashi Pier
Walk out onto the wave-shaped deck of Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama's striking international passenger terminal, the bay opening out on every side.
Walk out onto the wave-shaped deck of Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama's striking international passenger terminal, the bay opening out on every side.
Osanbashi Pier
Walk out onto the wave-shaped deck of Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama's striking international passenger terminal, the bay opening out on every side.
Walk out onto the wave-shaped deck of Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama's striking international passenger terminal, the bay opening out on every side.
Osanbashi Pier
Walk out onto the wave-shaped deck of Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama's striking international passenger terminal, the bay opening out on every side.
Walk out onto the wave-shaped deck of Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama's striking international passenger terminal, the bay opening out on every side.
Yokohama Sightseeing Cruise
Step aboard for a sightseeing cruise across Yokohama Bay and see the port from a completely different angle — the skyline and Minato Mirai unfolding from the water, a view the streets can't give you.
Step aboard for a sightseeing cruise across Yokohama Bay and see the port from a completely different angle — the skyline and Minato Mirai unfolding from the water, a view the streets can't give you.
Yokohama Sightseeing Cruise
Step aboard for a sightseeing cruise across Yokohama Bay and see the port from a completely different angle — the skyline and Minato Mirai unfolding from the water, a view the streets can't give you.
Step aboard for a sightseeing cruise across Yokohama Bay and see the port from a completely different angle — the skyline and Minato Mirai unfolding from the water, a view the streets can't give you.
Yokohama Sightseeing Cruise
Step aboard for a sightseeing cruise across Yokohama Bay and see the port from a completely different angle — the skyline and Minato Mirai unfolding from the water, a view the streets can't give you.
Step aboard for a sightseeing cruise across Yokohama Bay and see the port from a completely different angle — the skyline and Minato Mirai unfolding from the water, a view the streets can't give you.
Yamashita Park & Hikawa Maru
Step off the boat into Yamashita Park and come face to face with the Hikawa Maru, a beautifully preserved 1930s ocean liner permanently moored here, now offering a glimpse into the golden age of ocean travel.
Step off the boat into Yamashita Park and come face to face with the Hikawa Maru, a beautifully preserved 1930s ocean liner permanently moored here, now offering a glimpse into the golden age of ocean travel.
Yamashita Park & Hikawa Maru
Step off the boat into Yamashita Park and come face to face with the Hikawa Maru, a beautifully preserved 1930s ocean liner permanently moored here, now offering a glimpse into the golden age of ocean travel.
Step off the boat into Yamashita Park and come face to face with the Hikawa Maru, a beautifully preserved 1930s ocean liner permanently moored here, now offering a glimpse into the golden age of ocean travel.
Yamashita Park & Hikawa Maru
Step off the boat into Yamashita Park and come face to face with the Hikawa Maru, a beautifully preserved 1930s ocean liner permanently moored here, now offering a glimpse into the golden age of ocean travel.
Step off the boat into Yamashita Park and come face to face with the Hikawa Maru, a beautifully preserved 1930s ocean liner permanently moored here, now offering a glimpse into the golden age of ocean travel.
Yokohama Chinatown Drop-Off
The tour ends in Yokohama Chinatown, the largest in Japan, its streets thick with the smell of steamed buns and sizzling woks as the day comes to a close.
The tour ends in Yokohama Chinatown, the largest in Japan, its streets thick with the smell of steamed buns and sizzling woks as the day comes to a close.
Yokohama Chinatown Drop-Off
The tour ends in Yokohama Chinatown, the largest in Japan, its streets thick with the smell of steamed buns and sizzling woks as the day comes to a close.
The tour ends in Yokohama Chinatown, the largest in Japan, its streets thick with the smell of steamed buns and sizzling woks as the day comes to a close.
Yokohama Chinatown Drop-Off
The tour ends in Yokohama Chinatown, the largest in Japan, its streets thick with the smell of steamed buns and sizzling woks as the day comes to a close.
The tour ends in Yokohama Chinatown, the largest in Japan, its streets thick with the smell of steamed buns and sizzling woks as the day comes to a close.

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Inclusions

- Tour guide - Entrance tickets and activities to the following: 　・Cupnoodles Museum Admission (My Cupnoodles Factory Experience) 　・Yokohama Sightseeing Cruise 　・Hikawa Maru - Inbound Travel Insurance

Exclusions

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Every journey is different. Our Japan Travel Specialists are here to answer your questions, refine every detail, and help you choose the itinerary that best matches your interests, travel style, and pace.

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Every journey is different. Our Japan Travel Specialists are here to answer your questions, refine every detail, and help you choose the itinerary that best matches your interests, travel style, and pace.

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