Yokohama is the prefectural capital of Kanagawa Prefecture, adjacent to Tokyo, and the second most populous city in Japan. Buildings with a long history as a port town coexist with the latest commercial facilities and sightseeing spots, making it a popular area visited by many tourists from both Japan and abroad.
This time, we will introduce the characteristics of the Yokohama area, access from major stations, popular tourist spots, and FU-ZOKU town near Yokohama. If you are visiting Japan and are planning to visit Yokohama, please read this article to the end.
Yokohama is the second largest city in the Kanto region, with a population of over 3.7 million people, and is easily accessible, being only 30 minutes from Tokyo’s main stations.
Yokohama has flourished as a port town since ancient times, and there are many historic buildings that strongly reflect the Western culture of the time.
In addition, the latest commercial facilities and tourist spots are being built one after another, making it a popular area visited by many tourists from both Japan and abroad.
There are many stylish cafes and parks, so it’s a great place to spend some relaxing time.
Yokohama is a city in Kanagawa Prefecture adjacent to Tokyo, and is an area that is easily accessible from major stations in Tokyo due to its extensive JR and private railway lines.
From here, we will introduce access to Yokohama from major stations in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
Please use this as a reference when you visit.
Access from Tokyo Station to Yokohama is as follows.
The most convenient way to get from Tokyo Station to Yokohama is on the JR Tokaido Main Line.
Access from Shinagawa Station to Yokohama is as follows.
From Shinagawa Station to Yokohama, it is convenient to take the JR Tokaido Main Line or the Keikyu Main Line.
Access from Ueno Station to Yokohama is as follows.
The most convenient way to get from Ueno Station to Yokohama is on the JR Tokaido Main Line.
Access from Shibuya Station to Yokohama is as follows.
The most convenient way to get from Shibuya Station to Yokohama is on the Tokyu Toyoko Line F Liner.
Access from Kawasaki Station to Yokohama is as follows.
The most convenient way to get from Kawasaki Station to Yokohama is on the JR Tokaido Main Line.
Access from Minato Mirai Station to Yokohama is as follows.
The most convenient way to get from Minato Mirai Station to Yokohama is on the Yokohama Rapid Transit Railway Minatomirai Line.
Yokohama, the second largest city in the Kanto region, is home to many tourist attractions that are popular with many foreign tourists visiting Japan.
Here we will introduce three tourist spots in Yokohama. Be sure to check it out when you visit Yokohama.
“Minato Mirai 21” is a waterfront area where various landmarks of Yokohama are gathered.
Yokohama Landmark Tower, a symbol of the region, is a large complex that includes a shopping mall and a hotel, and offers a panoramic view of the city of Yokohama from its observation floor at a height of 273 meters.
The area is also home to many tourist spots that are popular among foreign tourists visiting Japan, such as Yokohama Cosmo World, which is famous for its giant Ferris wheel, Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama, and Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse.
“Yamashita Park”, located along the coast near Yokohama Chinatown, is a park that boasts views of the Yokohama Bay Bridge and the port.
This is a historic park that opened in 1930, and you can enjoy the “Rose Garden of the Future” with approximately 1,900 roses in full bloom, as well as the flowerbeds where various flowers bloom as the seasons change.
Yamashita Park is also known for its scenic views, including the Yokohama Bay Bridge, Yokohama Port, and Yokohama Marine Tower.
It is attractive that you can see the illuminated spot both during the day and at night.
“Yokohama Chinatown”, located in front of Motomachi-Chukagai Station, about 8 minutes from Yokohama Station, is one of the largest Chinese cities in the world, with over 600 stores.
There are large gates on the four sides of the city called Choyomon, Suzakumon, Enpeimon, and Genbumon, each of which is said to house four sacred beasts.
Yokohama Chinatown has a history of about 150 years and is full of variety, from long-established authentic Chinese restaurants to casual dim sum restaurants.
There is also a wide selection of take-out options, so you can enjoy eating Chinese steamed buns and sweets while walking around.
Yokohama is a commuter town in Tokyo with a population of over 3 million people, but there is also a FU-ZOKU town nearby where foreign travelers visiting Japan can have fun.
Here we will introduce two FU-ZOKU towns near Yokohama.
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Kawasaki is an ordinance-designated city in Kanagawa Prefecture located between Tokyo and Yokohama, and is an area with convenient transportation access as it is connected to various railways.
The area around Kawasaki Station is full of large shopping malls and shopping streets, and is a lively area where you can shop during the day and enjoy drinking at night.
FU-ZOKU in Kawasaki is famous for its Soap Land (Massage Parlor), and is the largest Soap Land (Massage Parlor) town in the Kanto region, boasting the second largest number of stores after Yoshiwara.
It is also said to be the birthplace of the “Awa Odori” dance, in which a woman washes a man by applying soap to her body.
There are Soap Lands (Massage Parlors) with various concepts such as “Soapland “Kawasaki Erotic”,“KOSUPUREJOTEIORIHIME”, and “KAWASAKI No1 SO-PU CECIL PLUS”, so they are sure to satisfy foreign travelers visiting Japan.
Akebonocho is a town located within walking distance of Kannai Station, which is approximately 5 minutes by train from Yokohama Station, and has good access from tourist spots such as Minato Mirai, Yamashita Park, and Yokohama Chinatown.
Speaking of Akebono-cho, Yokohama’s specialty “Hamaheru” is famous.
Hamahel refers to a store-type service that operates in Yokohama, and Yokohama is bustling with Hamahel centered around Akebono-cho, and is also called the “three major service kingdoms” along with Sapporo and Nagoya.
In addition, the number of outcall escort services has increased recently, and you can easily hang out with women at love hotels near Kannai Station.
There are FU-ZOKU shops such as “Club FG”,”TOKYO GEISYA GIRLS” and “Ultra Omotenashi Yokohama”, from Hamahel to Outcall escort service, that foreign travelers visiting Japan can enjoy, so you can have fun with Yokohama women with peace of mind.
In this article, we introduced Yokohama’s access from major stations, popular tourist spots, and the surrounding FU-ZOKU town.
As the second largest city in the Kanto region, Yokohama has many sightseeing spots to enjoy, as well as the FU-ZOKU town where foreign tourists visiting Japan can have fun.
When you visit Yokohama for sightseeing, why not try having fun with Japanese women?
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【Q&A】
Q.What are the popular sightseeing spots in Yokohama?
A. When it comes to sightseeing spots in Yokohama, Minato Mirai 21, which is home to various landmarks, is popular. Tourists also gather at Yamashita Park to see the night view of Yokohama Bay Bridge and Yokohama Port. At Yokohama Chinatown, one of the largest in the world, you can enjoy your favorite Chinese food from over 600 restaurants.
Q. Is there a FU-ZOKU town near Yokohama?
A. In the suburbs of Yokohama, there are FU-ZOKU towns such as Kawasaki, which is the largest Soap Land (Massage Parlor) town in the Kanto region, and Akebono-cho, which is famous for Yokohama’s specialty Hamaheru. Both have shops that are open to foreign tourists visiting Japan, so you don’t have to worry.
