Yokohama Itinerary

On the first day, we arrived in Yokohama around 3 PM. After checking in, we headed to Vanilla Beans the Roastery. Next, we walked to the Red Brick Warehouse, and then to Leonard's Donuts, a shop originating from Honolulu, Hawaii, known for its Portuguese donuts without holes. We bought an original flavor, which was quite delicious when eaten hot. We continued walking to Tonkatsu Aoki Yokohama Bashamichi. After a satisfying meal, we walked to the Yokohama Air Cabin Sakuragicho Station and took it to Unga Park. Finally, we walked back to the hotel, enjoying the view of the Ferris wheel along the way, which was beautifully lit up at night. The itinerary also includes Yokohama Chinatown and Yamashita Park, which we visited on other days around noon. We took the subway to Yokohama Chinatown and Motomachi-Chukagai, then strolled through Yamashita Park, walking back to the hotel. The cool weather in March made the walk quite pleasant. Compared to Tokyo, I prefer Yokohama a bit more. Although it’s not as bustling as Tokyo, it’s less crowded, making it a more comfortable place to travel. The accommodation prices are also relatively cheaper, and Yokohama has all the shopping destinations one could need.