Seaside open space

There are many places around Yokohama Port where you can relax. Please go out and enjoy the view of the seaside.
※In order to use the park safely, please push bicycles and motorcycles in the park.

Please click Name of the facility. Go to the bottom of this page.

This map uses Yokohama Map (outside site)

5-minute walk from Minato Mirai Line Nihon Odori Station

• The opening hill
• Open port wharf
• Groove
• Elephant's nose breakwater
• Other cafes and multipurpose spaces (elephant's nose terrace (outside site)), etc.

5-minute walk from Minatomirai Station, Minato Mirai Line
15-minute walk from JR Sakuragicho Station

The largest green space in the Minato Mirai 21 district facing Yokohama Port
Providing a place to relax

• Lawn open space (outside site)
• Pond with tide (outside site)
• South Exit Plaza (outside site)

7-minute walk from Minatomirai Station, Minato Mirai Line

Park in Minato Mirai
Located on the opposite bank of Rinko Park (Seaside Park) across the Okagawa River

• Lawn open space
• Coastal area

6-minute walk from Minato Mirai Line Minatomirai Station and Bashamichi Station
15-minute walk from JR/Municipal Subway Kannai Station

Cultural facilities with exhibition spaces and halls
Commercial facilities operated by various stores
The entire Akarengasoko area consisting of event squares
Akarengasoko was certified as a "Modernized Industrial Heritage" (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry).

9-minute walk from Minato Mirai Line Minatomirai Station and Bashamichi Station

Located at the entrance of the Shinko district
Parks maintained along the canal
You can see Kisha-Michi Promenade over the canal

5-minute walk from Minato Mirai Line Minatomirai Station and Bashamichi Station
5-minute walk from Sakuragicho Station on the JR/Municipal Subway

One of the symbolic facilities in the Minato Mirai 21 district

• Sail Training Ship, Nippon Maru (outside site)
• Yokohama Minato Museum (formerly Yokohama Maritime Museum) (outside site)
• Exhibition dock

The Nippon Maru Exhibition Dock was designated as a National Important Cultural Property