Guide to sightseeing spots and facilities around the hotel

This commercial facility is located within Queens Square Yokohama, a multi-purpose complex directly connected to Minatomirai Station. It features approximately 100 shops and restaurants.

This urban amusement park offers free admission and features approximately 30 attractions, including the giant Ferris wheel "Cosmo Clock 21".

Yokohama Chinatown boasts one of the largest scales in the world. It's a popular spot for foodies, offering authentic Chinese cuisine, dim sum, and other dishes, as well as attractions like the Yokohama Kantei-byo Temple and theme parks. Motomachi is also within walking distance.
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Originally built as a warehouse during the Meiji and Taisho periods, it was renovated in 2002 as a cultural and commercial facility. The facility, which utilizes a historical building, includes shops, restaurants, an event plaza, and a hall/space.
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Japan's first and the world's most advanced urban circular ropeway. This new tourist attraction in Minato Mirai connects JR Sakuragicho Station and the Canal Park in the Shinko district, a distance of approximately 630m, in about 5 minutes.

This is one of Japan's largest multi-purpose convention facilities, located in the waterfront area of Minato Mirai 21. It comprises the National Grand Hall, Conference Center, Exhibition Hall, North, and other areas, and is adjacent to Rinko Park.

This interactive food education museum allows visitors to learn about the "creative thinking" of Nissin Foods founder Momofuku Ando through exhibits and experiences related to instant ramen. There's also a corner where you can create your own unique "Cup Noodles" (separate fee applies).

Enjoy an adventurous experience of Yokohama on both land and water with this amphibious bus. By sightseeing Yokohama from both land and water, you can experience the port city of Yokohama, which has developed by opening up to the sea. The moment the bus splashes into the water is entertainment that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

This theme park fulfills children's dreams of meeting Anpanman. It consists of a museum floor (admission fee required) where visitors can fully enjoy the world of Anpanman, and a shop, food, and restaurant floor (free admission).

This is a multi-purpose marine leisure facility that offers a full day of fun for everyone, from children to adults, with four aquariums with different themes, attractions, restaurants, and shopping.

It is the third oldest market in Japan and is known as the oldest market in eastern Japan.
It is open to the public, and market exploration tours are popular.

This concert hall is located within "Queens Square Yokohama." It boasts one of Japan's leading pipe organs and hosts performances by orchestras from both Japan and abroad.

This museum is one of the largest in Japan. Throughout the year, it holds collection exhibitions featuring approximately 13,000 items from its collection, organized by theme, as well as a variety of special exhibitions.
<Photo> Photographer: Yasuyuki Kasagi

This park was built in 1930 using rubble from the Great Kanto Earthquake. Visitors can enjoy views of the Yokohama Bay Bridge and ships coming and going in the harbor. The NYK Hikawa Maru, a nationally designated important cultural property, is also moored here.

A vast Japanese garden opened to the public in 1906 (Meiji 39) by businessman Tomitaro Hara (Sankei). In addition to many historic buildings, it is also known as a famous spot for plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, lotuses, and Momiji.

One of the largest cruise terminals in Japan. It is also popular as a tourist spot, featuring rooftop wooden decks offering 360-degree views of the port. It is also famous as a place where you can see the Yokohama Three Towers (Kanagawa Headquarters, Yokohama Customs, and Port Opening Memorial Hall) all at once.

This shrine, with its history spanning approximately 800 years and its connection to Minamoto no Yoritomo, the first shogun of the Kamakura shogunate, is now known as one of Kamakura's popular tourist spots. You can also enjoy gourmet food and shopping in the surrounding area, such as Komachi Street.