[2025 Yokohama Attraction] Travel Guide for Yokohama Port Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal (Updated May)

Yokohama Osanbashi Pier, a scenic spot by the bay featuring a wave-like wooden deck and green lawn, is perfect for a leisurely stroll, enjoying the sea breeze, and taking in panoramic views of Minato Mirai city, Yokohama Bay Bridge, and the bay. The highlight of this location is its renovation, transforming the deck into a green public park, which adds natural spaces to the city, reduces heat, and promotes eco-friendly practices. This area is open for everyone to relax or exercise, serving as a prime example of blending port functionality with environmental conservation concepts.

This time we will introduce "Yokohama's Night Lights "! 🎄.Yokohama's Night Lights will be held in Yokohama Minato Mirai from Thursday, December 5th to Monday, December 30th, 2024! 🎉.Yorunoyo 2024 is one of the largest illumination events in Japan, held throughout the Minato Mirai district of Yokohama, and every year it will show off the beautiful lights of Yokohama on a winter night! ✨.This year's Yorunoyo has three main highlights! 〇Highlight of Yokohama🌃A 5-minute spectacular show where the entire city moves with light and sound! The light spectacle, with the participation of 42 facilities, the largest number ever, will have the rooftop plaza of Osanbashi Pier as a special seat for the new night view of Yokohama!・Performance time (5 minutes each): 17:00 / 17:30 / 18:00 / 18:30 / 19:00 / 19:30 / 20:00 / 20:30 / 21:00.〇Osanbashi Whale Theater🐳Japan's largest participatory outdoor projection mapping will be held again this year! Moreover, this year, a parent and child whale will appear, making it even more powerful. If you enter the light that spreads across the undulating wooden deck "Whale's Back", you can experience the feeling of being immersed in the projection mapping! .〇Star Tree🌟Yamashita Park at night shines with the light from the "Star Tree", making it look like stars have fallen to the earth! The mysterious light interactive digital art is one of the largest in Japan, stretching to 250m! .Why not go to one of Japan's largest illumination events, which Yokohama is proud of? 🐳🌃🌟.📍Yokohama in the Night〈Yorunoyo 2024〉Address: 1-4 Naka-ku Kaigan-dori 1-chome, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 231-0002Period: Thursday, December 5th, 2024 to Monday, December 30th, 2024Opening hours: 17:00-21:05Fee: FreeAccess: (To Osanbashi Pier)・Get off at "Nihon-odori Station" on the Minatomirai Line, 7 minutes walk (Exit 3 or 4)・Get off at "Kannai Station" on the Yokohama Municipal Subway, 15 minutes walk (Exit 1)・Get off at "Kannai Station" on the JR Lines, 15 minutes walk (South Exit)Recommendations: You can see the beautiful lights of Yokohama, including a spectacular show that moves with light and music, and a large-scale projection mapping at the Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal in Yokohama Port! 🌃⚠Caution: The area is quite large, so make sure to plan your schedule! ⚠️. . #tripDomestic travel

The Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal, located at the Port of Yokohama, is a stunning example of modern architecture and a pivotal gateway for international cruise travelers visiting Japan. Completed in 2002 and designed by the renowned British architectural firm Foreign Office Architects, this terminal is celebrated for its unique design that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal. One of the most remarkable features of the Osanbashi Terminal is its expansive open-air deck, known as the "Whale's Back." This deck, crafted from gently undulating wood, provides a spacious area for visitors to stroll, relax, and enjoy panoramic views. It offers unobstructed vistas of Yokohama's vibrant skyline, including iconic landmarks like the Yokohama Landmark Tower, the historic Red Brick Warehouses, and the futuristic Minato Mirai 21 district. The "Whale's Back" is not only a favorite spot for travelers awaiting their ships but also a beloved viewpoint for locals and tourists alike. Inside the terminal, the design emphasizes fluidity and openness, with large, airy spaces that accommodate waiting areas, customs and immigration facilities, shops, cafes, and restaurants. The terminal's thoughtful layout ensures smooth passenger flow, enhancing the travel experience. The seamless integration of the terminal with the city's transportation network, including proximity to train and bus services, makes it an ideal entry point for exploring Yokohama and beyond. The Osanbashi Terminal also serves as a cultural hub, frequently hosting events, exhibitions, and performances that reflect Yokohama's dynamic cultural scene. This blend of functionality and cultural activity makes the terminal a lively and engaging space. Beyond the terminal itself, the Yokohama view from Osanbashi is unparalleled. As the sun sets, the skyline transforms, with buildings lighting up and reflecting off the waters of Tokyo Bay, creating a mesmerizing tableau. This view encapsulates the essence of Yokohama—a city where history, modernity, and natural beauty coexist harmoniously. In summary, the Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal is more than just a port; it is a landmark that embodies the spirit of Yokohama. Its innovative design, comprehensive facilities, and breathtaking views make it a must-visit location for anyone traveling through or staying in Yokohama.

We boarded the Diamond Princess for a 6-night, 7-day trip from Japan at Yokohama Osanbashi 𓂃𓆉𓈒𓏸 This time, our room was the Penthouse Suite in the center of the ship⚓️ With separate bedroom and living areas, a large balcony, and a bathtub, it was more spacious and comfortable than we imagined☺️ In addition to the priority boarding privilege, we were given a welcome sparkling wine, fruit, and canapes when we boarded🥂 By the way, canapes are available every evening on request. You can have it delivered to your room🤍 📸5th and 6th photos are from the elite lounge on the 18th floor, where you can enjoy free hors d'oeuvres before dinner🫒 📸7th and 8th photos are from the "Sweet Breakfast" available only to suite room guests, where you can enjoy a free breakfast at the specialty restaurant Sabatini🕊️ Honestly, the menu and quality are not that different from other restaurants, but since there are few customers, it is quiet and calm, and you can enjoy mimosas and cappuccinos. The point is that you can get drinks such as chino for free, which are usually charged for ☕️ Also, the minibar in the room is free with the suite privilege, so drinking beer on the balcony of the room was a blissful time 🥺🫶🏼 I was looking forward to using the paid area "Thermal Suite" with the suite privilege, which has a rock sauna, but it was broken on the first day and I had to use the large public bath "Izumi no Yu" instead 😓 I had no choice but to use the large public bath and sauna every day while looking at the sea 🧖‍♀️ lol Another thing worth mentioning is that the dry cleaning is free ❕ The clothes that I put out by 9am were delivered to my room by around 9pm the next day, already washed and ironed, so I asked for most of them to be washed when I got off the ship 🤲🏻 It was so convenient to pack my suitcase clean and not have to run the washing machine when I got home 🫧 Diamond Princess Reservation: From the official website Average budget: From 100,000 yen / person #Accommodation #Cruise ship #Suite room #Diamond Princess

My hobby is land tripping, so I often ride when I travel🏃🏻‍♀️ I rode around the famous spots of Minato Mirai❣️ The first photo is [Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama Port]⚓️ The Yokohama Three Towers Story says that if you visit all three spots that you can see at the same time in one day, your wish will come true. This is one of those spots. The three towers are ⚫︎Kanagawa Prefectural Office (King) ⚫︎Yokohama Customs (Queen) ⚫︎Port Opening Memorial Hall (Jack). Please go around and make a wish✨ 1-chome, Kaigan-dori, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 231-0002 The second photo is The stylish wall in front of Osanbashi Pier It's very Yokohama-like, isn't it💙 The third photo is [Zou no Hana Terrace] Cute elephant objects are lined up. At the cafe, you can enjoy cute elephant ice cream🍨🐘 and light meals🌭 1-1 Kaigandori, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0002 Business hours: Weekdays 10-18 Fridays and Saturdays 10-19 4th and 5th photos The stylish wall of [Marine Walk Yokohama] The famous Angel Wing wall is also here🪽 1-3 Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0001 6th photo is [Hammerhead] The seaside hammerhead crane is impressive🏗️ 2-5-1 Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0001 Running while watching the scenery goes by in a flash❣️ Please use it as a reference for your running course🏃‍♀️✨ #KanagawaTourism #TourismRun #777 #MinatoMirai #Yokohama #YokohamaTourism

10th anniversary of being born in Japan 🎊 I went on a 9-day cruise trip departing and arriving in Yokohama that has finally resumed 🛳️✨ Many crew members on ships departing and arriving in Japan can speak Japanese, and the on-board newspaper is also in Japanese, so it's really reassuring 🥰 I highly recommend it to cruise beginners 🔰 The system that thoroughly avoided crowding was operated smoothly ☺️ The most convenient thing was that you could order food menus for free from a dedicated app, and they delivered to your favorite common spaces such as the poolside and lounge, not just your room. 👀 The food was delivered within 30 minutes of ordering, and it was fun every day 😚 There are 5 main restaurants for dinner, and you can choose your favorite time and restaurant from the app to make a reservation 👏 Cancellations and changes are easy, and best of all, you can choose the start time in 20-minute increments, which is incredibly convenient 💗 One of the charms of Diamond Princess is that it is so comfortable, fun, and delicious, yet not that expensive ❕⚓️ Please consider it as a candidate for your next travel destination 🦩🌿 #AccommodationReview#CruiseTrip #DiamondPrincess #PrincessCruise #SeaTrip #777

This time, the Asuka II was a cruise that did not call at any ports, so I went on board to experience the inside of the ship. I boarded at Osanbashi Pier in Yokohama on Saturday afternoon and disembarked on Monday morning, so one of the attractions was that I could go on the ship without taking time off work. This is what I mainly did on the ship. •Enjoy the various meal services that can be enjoyed from morning to night. •Alcohol was charged, but I got the best item called a cocktail free pass and drank all day. •Unlimited sauna access *There is also an open-air bath. I went to the pool, but the wind was strong so I left pretty quickly. There were various bar lounges on the ship, and it was really fun to go bar hopping. The ship was constantly rocking, as if it was due to the engine, so people who get motion sickness easily may need to be careful. I ate a lot from breakfast to dinner, and the repertoire of late-night snacks was amazing. Dinner at the main restaurant was also a course meal, and all were delicious, so I recommend it. In addition, there were movies every night in the theater room, live music in the bar, and shows, so there were various programs to keep you from getting bored even if you stayed on the ship for a long time. But my number one recommendation is the cocktail free pass. (Only for those who like alcohol.) #AccommodationReport #BoardReport #AsukaⅡ #Cruising #CruiseShip #777

Boarding a short cruise on the Asuka II, the best of the Japanese ships𓆉 ✔️There is an open-air bath that you can use as many times as you like for free♨️ ✔️Even the sea-facing rooms with balconies that are not suites have bathtubs🛀 ✔️A wide variety of Japanese food🍣 ✔️It's a small luxury, so you can spend your time quietly and calmly🍀 The schedule is to depart Minato Mirai on Saturday evening, cruise all day on Sunday, and return to Minato Mirai again around 9am on Monday☺️ On board, we enjoyed delicious meals and glamorous shows, and also participated in events such as a ring toss tournament🪩 It was a truly Cinderella experience, enjoying an elegant and extraordinary time just over the weekend👑🤍 #AccommodationReview#AsukaII #Cruise

A walk around Minato Mirai on a clear evening in June. The Osanbashi Pier at Yokohama Port is famous as a spot where you can enjoy the sunset in Yokohama. If there are no ships docked at the pier, you can see the various famous spots in Minato Mirai from here. You can enjoy the beautifully lit up scenery especially in the evening and at night. The top of the Osanbashi Pier is a wooden deck that is open to the public, so please come and visit. Address: 1-1-4 Kaigandori, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture Access: Right next to the Osanbashi Passenger Ship Terminal on the Aka-Ikutsu C route of the sightseeing bus, 7 minutes walk from Nihon-Odori Station on the Minatomirai Line #Domestic travel #Yokohama sightseeing #Minatomirai #Sunset

#JapanTravel #Yokohama #TokyoSuburbs #Kanagawa 📍Japan, Yokohama Osanbashi Pier 40 minutes by subway from Tokyo 🚇 A must-visit nearby attraction ⠀ Honestly, Yokohama is in the top 3 of the places I've traveled to in Japan so far,, I've been to Japan more than 10 times, but Yokohama was really, really great from the atmosphere to the sunset and night view 💕 ⠀ I've been here once when it rained in spring, but I felt like summer was better! There was a festival going on because it was the weekend, so I was able to enjoy both the festival and the night view. It's a place you can enjoy as a day trip from Tokyo, but I thought it was so good that I'd definitely stay here with my friends‼️ next time. ⠀ It's good for friends and family, but I recommend it more for couples...... It's really romantic here...🥹 I highly recommend it as a date course 🌺 📌 Japan, Yokohama Osanbashi Pier 🗺️Location: 1 Chome-1-4 Kaigandori, Naka Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0002 Japan 🚇 Tokyu Line Tokyo Shibuya ~ Yokohama Station Direct 40 minutes (Transfer to Yokohama Station ~ Nihon-odori Station, Minatomirai Line 5 minutes) ⠀

I went to Osanbashi Pier in Yokohama Port, a recommended spot where you can enjoy the scenery of Yokohama. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Yokohama Mirato Mirai from this observation deck. The night view is also beautiful and recommended ^_^ Sometimes large luxury cruise ships are moored here, so it's a great spot where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery that is typical of Yokohama no matter how many times you visit. Thank you for visiting Trip Memory 😊 Please like and follow us. #YokohamaTourism

How to get there Get off at Nihon-odori Station on the Minatomirai Line, 7 minutes walk (Exit 3) Tourist attractions Osanbashi Hall can accommodate up to 1100 people! If you're lucky, you might even be able to see the Asuka II moored there! You can feel the Yokohama sea breeze on the rooftop, called the whale's back! Dining & Restaurants There is an Italian restaurant called International cuisinesubzero on the pier, where you can enjoy a meal while taking in the spectacular view of Minatomirai Shopping: There are various shops lined up, including a cruise ship goods shop and a Keikyu goods shop. #Yokohama #Spectacular view #Gourmet #Couple trip #Osanbashi

Yokohama is not only famous for its night view, but also for its many gourmet restaurants and sightseeing spots, making it a tourist destination where one day is not enough. You can enjoy a day in a variety of ways, such as visiting commercial facilities from before noon, going to the Anpanman Museum with your children, or heading to Chinatown from around noon to enjoy Chinese food. At night, we recommend viewing the night view from the Red Brick Warehouse → Landmark Tower or Osanbashi Pier. If the weather is good, we highly recommend Osanbashi Pier! #t2203 #YokohamaCity #NightView #OsanbashiPier

As far as I can remember, this was my first time there♫ It's a very famous passenger ship terminal and is often featured by travel YouTubers, but this time I finally got to see it in person... Asuka II... It's huge✨✨ When it comes to luxury passenger ships🛳, Asuka II is the one in Japan. It was supposed to be the largest ship registered in Japan. Access: Transfer to the Minatomirai Line from JR Yokohama Station and walk for about 8 minutes from Bashamichi Station The first and third photos were taken from the square at Red Brick Park, where the Red Brick Warehouse is located, and the second photo was taken from the rooftop terrace of the passenger ship terminal. #BreakingSight #Yokohama #YokohamaOsanbashi #YokohamaTourism #PhotogenicSpot

Subuzero is a luxurious restaurant located at the end of the Yokohama Osanbashi Pier. We treated ourselves to a surprise birthday lunch🌈✨ It was a sunny day, so the view was beautiful! Lunch is about ¥5000~💰 Reservations are required. It seems to be popular with couples, so it's also recommended for anniversaries with your loved ones🌹✨ A restaurant with great hospitality #breathtakingview #gourmettrip #yokohamasightseeing #yokohamatrip #yokohamagourmet #coupletrip #anniversary #weddinganniversary #birthday #birthdaylunch #birthdaydinner

I think Osanbashi Pier is a symbol of Yokohama being an active port city. Osanbashi Pier is an international terminal for passenger ships, and the top is open, so it is also a great spot to get a panoramic view of Minato Mirai. It is quite wide, so it takes quite a while to go from one end to the other, but the view at the end is spectacular. At night, you can see the cityscape sparkling like a jewel. However, be aware that it is by the sea, so it can be windy. #springtrip #yokohama #greatview #osanbashipier #greatview

#cityplaybook #localguides #familytrip Yokohama, just south of Tokyo, is a dazzling mix of international flair, seaside charm, and futuristic cityscapes. As Japan’s second-largest city, it offers a cosmopolitan experience while maintaining a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Whether you’re wandering through historic quarters or gazing at high-tech skylines, Yokohama surprises at every turn. Start your journey at Minato Mirai 21, the modern waterfront district where sleek skyscrapers, shopping malls, and the iconic Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel dominate the horizon. For culture lovers, the Cup Noodles Museum is quirky and fun, while the Yokohama Museum of Art showcases Japanese and international works in a stunning space. Step into the past at Yamate and Motomachi, areas rich with remnants of Yokohama’s days as one of Japan’s first international ports. European-style homes, quaint cafes, and tree-lined streets evoke an entirely different side of Japan. Not far away, Sankeien Garden offers peaceful walking trails, traditional tea houses, and seasonal blooms—a green oasis in the city. No trip to Yokohama is complete without visiting its bustling Chinatown—one of the largest in the world. Here, you can savor mouthwatering dim sum, steamed buns, and street-side delicacies, all while surrounded by colorful gates and glowing lanterns. For panoramic views, head up to the Landmark Tower’s Sky Garden or enjoy a sunset walk along Osanbashi Pier, where the skyline reflects over Tokyo Bay in stunning hues. Best Time to Visit: Spring (March–May) and autumn (October–November) are ideal for pleasant weather and seasonal beauty. Helpful Tips: Get a Yokohama subway day pass for easy travel. Try local specialties like shūmai dumplings and gyunabe (beef hotpot). Stay for the evening lights—Yokohama is magical after dark. Location: Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan #YokohamaVibes #MinatoMirai #JapanTravel #YokohamaChinatown #VisitJapan #ModernMeetsTradition #CoastalCityCharm #SkylineViews #CupNoodlesMuseum #HiddenGemsJapan

#cityplaybook #familytrip #postandearn #cityplaybook Yokohama—a city where the sea breeze meets modern marvels and historical depth. Just a short train ride from Tokyo, this vibrant port city offers a perfect mix of cosmopolitan charm and laid-back coastal vibes. It felt like a breath of fresh air after the intensity of Tokyo—less crowded, equally exciting, and endlessly photogenic. My day began in Minato Mirai 21, the waterfront district that defines Yokohama’s skyline. The Landmark Tower gave me jaw-dropping panoramic views from its observation deck—the cityscape, Tokyo Bay, and even Mount Fuji on a clear day. Walking along the promenade with the sea at my side was calming, and the futuristic architecture made for amazing photos. Next, I wandered into Yamashita Park, a peaceful green space right by the bay. Locals were picnicking, jogging, and enjoying the open sky, while street performers brought bursts of music and joy. Nearby, the historic Hikawa Maru ship added a touch of nostalgia to the coastal scene. But what truly blew me away was Yokohama Chinatown—one of the largest in the world. Vibrant gates, red lanterns, and the irresistible aroma of dumplings filled the air. I sampled pork buns, spicy noodles, and bubble tea while browsing through shops full of trinkets and souvenirs. For art lovers, the CupNoodles Museum and Yokohama Museum of Art are must-visits. The CupNoodles Museum was surprisingly fun—creating my own cup was both quirky and memorable! Best Time to Visit: Spring (March to May) or Autumn (October to November) when the weather is pleasant and the skies are clear for harbor views. Helpful Tips: The Minatomirai Line connects major attractions—super convenient. Don’t skip Osanbashi Pier at sunset; the view is pure magic. If you're into shopping, Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse is both scenic and trendy. Location: Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan #YokohamaViews #MinatoMirai #YokohamaChinatown #CoastalJapan #CupNoodlesMuseum #LandmarkTower #YamashitaPark #OsanbashiPier #HiddenGemsJapan #ExploreYokohama #JapanTravelDiaries

This is my 1st trip with Princess Line,I chose this cruise for, although I have been to Japan quite a few times, we haven't seen the coastal regions. Embarkation was excellent, I was given a time of 12.30 pm, and arrived at 11.30 am and only had to wait half and hour, we were able to go straight to our cabin as it was ready. I had asked for an early dinner seating, and when I got our cruise card, saw it was for the late seating. Tried to change this and was told 700 other people were trying to change, wasn't entirely happy but had no choice. The food we thought was good, meal sizes were just right. Enjoyed the layout of my cabin, practically liked the wardrobe setup. I was on Baja Deck (floor 11) . Entertainment and activities were fair, seemed to be a lot of repartition. Disembarkation went well, I wanted a late time and was able to get off at 10.30. i would have liked to walk off with my own luggage, this was only available at 7.30. Oveall I have a great time on board the cruise and will be back for more #cruiseholiday

#cruiseholiday Ever dreamed of a cruise that feels like a luxury getaway but with all the fun of a floating adventure? Say hello to the Diamond Princess—where Japanese-inspired elegance meets classic cruise magic, and every day is a new discovery. 💫 The Vibe: Sophisticated & Serene (But Still a Blast!) This ship is like a tranquil oasis with a playful side. Think: serene Japanese baths, elegant teak decks, and sunsets that look straight out of a postcard. My balcony stateroom was my cozy retreat—perfect for morning matcha while watching the waves. 🍵🌊 😂 Unexpected Moment: Tried karaoke night at the Bar at the Edge of the World… and accidentally picked a very high-pitched J-pop song. (Cue the hilarious crowd participation and my new reputation as the ship’s "enthusiastic amateur.") 🎤😆 💎 Hidden Gem: Izumi Japanese Baths—an adults-only sanctuary with hot tubs, saunas, and ocean views. (Pro tip: Go at sunset for ultimate relaxation.) 🍽️ Foodie Obsession: Kai Sushi—fresh, melt-in-your-mouth sashimi and hand-rolled sushi made right in front of you. 🍣 And the British Pub Lunch? Fish and chips + a pint of Guinness = perfection. ⏳ Quick Itinerary: 7 AM – Sunrise yoga on the open deck (or just stretching while sipping green tea). 10 AM – Sake-tasting class (because when in Japan… even at sea!). 1 PM – Ramen at Noodle Bar (the tonkotsu broth? Chef’s kiss.). 4 PM – Afternoon trivia (we dominated the anime round). 7 PM – Dinner at Santa Fe Dining Room (the fajitas are legendary). 10 PM – Stargazing from the Skywalkers Nightclub (with a nightcap, of course). 💡 Pro Tips: ✔️ Pack a kimono or yukata—perfect for the Japanese baths or just feeling fancy. ✔️ Try the "MedallionClass" wearable—it’s like a magic key for everything onboard. ✔️ Don’t miss the "Ensenada" port day—local tacos + margaritas = yes, please. Final Verdict? Diamond Princess is a total treasure. Would I sail again? In a heartbeat. 💖 #DiamondPrincess #EastMeetsWest #CruiseLikeRoyalty (P.S. Tag your wanderlust buddy—this ship is calling your name!) 🌸🚢

#2月好地方2025 Osanbashi Pier is a landmark building in Yokohama Port, serving as both a transportation facility and a tourist attraction. This modern pier is not only a place for cruise ships to dock, but also an ideal place for tourists to enjoy the panoramic view of the port. Walking on the Grand Pier, you will be attracted by its unique wave-shaped design, which is not only beautiful but also provides ample viewing space. Standing here, you can see Yokohama's skyline, the busy port and the mountains in the distance. The scenery is especially picturesque at sunset. In addition to the spectacular natural scenery, the bridge also has cafes and lounge areas where visitors can relax, enjoy a drink and observe the busy scene of ships entering and leaving the port. In addition, the Big Pier is also a major stop for international cruise ships, often attracting tourists from all over the world, making this place full of a multicultural atmosphere. The Osan Pier is a place that combines beauty, leisure and culture, allowing every visitor to feel the unique charm of Yokohama. #Osanbashi #Yokohama #Port style #Sightseeing spots #Travel experience

Yokohama's 21st Century Port Mirai is a perfect place for a date. During Christmas and New Year's Day, the fireworks and large-scale light shows are magnificent. It is even more stunning to watch them from the International Ship Terminal Bridge. There is no need to worry about crowds or having no place to sit. The bridge is very large, and the open-air terrace is designed with wooden steps. It is very romantic for couples to sit side by side with hot coffee in their hands. There is no entrance fee and parking is 500 yen per hour. #YokohamaMinatoMirai

The rooftop of the passenger ship terminal is affectionately known as "Kujira no Senaka" (Whale's Back), and is a spot where you can enjoy a spectacular view for free 🐳♡ It's open 24 hours a day, so you can enter and exit at any time You can see the Bay Bridge, the Red Brick Warehouse, and even Minato Mirai in a 360-degree unobstructed view It's also famous as a wedding photo spot Yamashita Park and the Red Brick Warehouse are also within walking distance Recommended as a detour between shopping and sightseeing 🩰! Relax on the deck during the day and enjoy the night view at night It's a great place to visit at any time ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Yokohama Port Osanbashi Passenger Ship Terminal 1-4 Naka-ku Kaigan-dori 1-chome, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ #Kanagawa Trip #Kanagawa Tourism #Yokohama #Domestic Travel Record

Enjoy the sea view, a modern port city near Tokyo 🏙 Plenty of shopping spots at Yokohama (横浜) . Yokohama in Kanagawa Prefecture is one of the most important port cities in Japan! The city began trading with foreign countries in 1859 so it grew very fast and has also adopted a lot of Western culture such as ice cream, beer, and even the first Western-style club and horse racing track in Japan. . This city is one of the most worth visiting places. The city is an important port city, so it looks very modern and lively, full of tourist attractions and shopping spots, everyone! Plus, there is a stunning view of Tokyo Bay! Since Yokohama is just a short distance from Tokyo it is very easy to travel there in the morning and evening. If you have time, don't miss visiting here, okay! . Points of Interest • Yokohama Chinatown • Yokohama Marine Tower • Osanbashi Pier • Minato Mirai 21 • Kehin Shrine • Yokohama Maritime Museum • Sankeien Garden • Yokohama Cosmo World • Shin Yokohama Ramen Museum • Yokohama Beach

Let's pin our Yokohama sightseeing at Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal, an international passenger terminal and green space park that allows us to visit without having to board a ship in Yokohama, Japan. ⛴️ Osanbashi Port was designed by Alejandro Zaera Polo and Farshid Moussavi. It is unique in that it combines history and modernity. Osanbashi Port is not only a destination for travelers, but also a cultural gathering place for locals, full of life. Around the port, there are many shopping malls, restaurants, and cafes that help boost the local economy. The well-designed green spaces and parks make Osanbashi Port not only a port but also a place for relaxation, such as sitting and getting fresh air, exercising, and enjoying the view of Yokohama Bay. Osanbashi Port is also a center for cultural events and festivals that build relationships in the community and promote local culture. With a design that takes into account the integration of architecture and landscape architecture, this port has become an example of a perfect urban design that reflects the growth and harmonious coexistence of Yokohama. For those who have the opportunity to visit Yokohama This place is another must-visit destination. 📍Location: Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal 💵 Admission: Free 🕰️ Opening hours: (2nd floor) 9:00am - 9:30pm, [Rooftop, Parking] Open 24 hours (every day) #TravelJapan #JapanTravel #japan #insomniascene #insomniainjapan #yokohama #大王わさび農場

#overseastrip We are Hinadaifuku, a family enjoying a luxurious trip with our 0-year-old child. What kind of cruise is the MSC Bellissima? So, let me introduce the ship! ! All the things I introduced this time are free except for the casino and duty-free shops! ! 😆 You can enjoy meals and entertainment for free💕 There are various types of rooms: windowless inner rooms, windowed ocean-facing rooms, rooms with balconies, and suites. This time we had a balcony and had a baby bed put in😊 The show is 35 minutes long, so I think children won't get bored watching it. (I didn't take Fuku-chan, who is 0 years old, because I thought it was too stimulating for him) I'm also happy that they have 3 performances a day! There are two types of pools, indoor and outdoor, and a huge water slide. The jacuzzi was also popular✨ It's perfect for adults to play in, and it's also perfect for traveling with children! Enjoy your trip while following the new rules and etiquette of travel☺️💓 ┈┈　✈︎ ┈┈　✈︎ ︎　┈┈　✈︎ ︎ This account provides information on ✮ Luxurious and affordable travel information for families ✮ 7 recommended travel destinations ✮ Hotel and tourist site reports ✮ The ultimate bargain! Cruise travel ☺️ For reference on "destinations you want to visit someday"✨ I would be very happy if you followed, liked, or commented! ☺️💓 Please feel free to follow me❤ ------ ♡ ------ ♡ ------ ♡ --- More detailed and affordable travel information is available on the blog! ✈️ Search travel blogs for [Hina Daifuku]🔎 ┈┈　✈︎ ┈┈　✈︎ ︎　┈┈　✈︎ ︎ #cruisetrip #cruise #tripwithkids #bargaintrip #travelwithme #IstartedMoments

＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 📍 Osanbashi Passenger Ship Terminal 🚃 About 10 minutes walk from Nihon-Odori Station 🚌 The sightseeing spot tour bus "Akai Kutsu" also stops here! ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Osanbashi Passenger Ship Terminal offers a panoramic view of Minato Mirai. If you're lucky, you might even see a luxury cruise ship docked there! There are cafes and high-end restaurants inside, and the wooden deck above is also spacious and a great spot for wedding photos! In spring and autumn, we really recommend relaxing on the wooden deck and watching the night view! On the left you can see the Landmark Tower, the Cosmo World Ferris Wheel, and the Red Brick Warehouse. On the right you can see the Bay Bridge, Marine Tower, and Hotel New Grand. It feels really good. Osanbashi Hall regularly holds events, and on the day I went there was a Hawaiian event. Be sure to check it out along with the event. #Travelwithme #Yokohama #YokohamaTrip #YokohamaSightseeing #MinatoMirai #NightView #NightViewSpot

#japantrip Ōsanbashi Pier is a prominent cruise ship terminal and international passenger pier located in Yokohama, Japan. It is one of the largest and busiest ports in Japan and it is also the oldest pier in Yokohama. The pier is a five-minute walk from Nihon-Odori Station on the Minatomirai Line. The closest JR station is Kannai Station, about 15 minutes from the pier. The pier offers stunning views of Yokohama Bay and the surrounding skyline, it is a nice place to enjoy the panoramic view of Yokohama Bay. There are other attractions such as waterfront promenades, gardens, and observation decks.