[2025 Yokohama Attraction] Travel Guide for Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall (Updated Jul)

A large Christmas tree appeared in Queens Square. It was a beautifully illuminated Christmas tree with a white and blue base. A large keyboard was installed at the base of the tree, and when children jumped around on it, it made fun sounds. #Illumination #MinatoMirai #Christmas

I went on a tour of the illuminations in Yokohama. This is the illuminations in the square in front of Queen's Square. It was a little different from the illuminations along the nearby cherry blossom trees, with colorful illuminations as the main focus. #Illuminations #MinatoMirai

#YokohamaSightseeing Christmas has arrived at Queens Square 🎄 This year is the 25th! Although it is under renovation, a wonderful Christmas tree welcomed us 🎄 This Christmas tree even has a piano 🎹 The little ones were fascinated by the piano that you can play by stepping on it ❤️ A Christmas tree that makes you want to take a video 🌲Next time, I'll try it with my kids ♪ #Christmas #Yokohama #MinatoMirai #Yokohama #Light-up

#cityscape Yokohama’s Minato Mirai district is a waterfront urban hub with a futuristic skyline, featuring landmarks like the Landmark Tower, Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris Wheel, and the Red Brick Warehouse. Visitors can enjoy a beautiful view of the skyline from Osanbashi Pier or aboard a cruise on Yokohama Bay. The cityscape is particularly stunning at night when the waterfront is illuminated by lights, reflecting on the water. Minato Mirai’s modernity, combined with cultural spots like the Cup Noodles Museum and traditional Chinatown, makes it a vibrant and multifaceted #cityscape destination

#timetotravel The Minato Mirai Area is full of eateries and food outlets, and after work we were looking for a place for dinner with some alcohols. We came across this shop called Bunzo, that sells several hundreds of dishes paired with alcohols. We ordered the grilles chicken yakitori, tuna sashimi, fish cakes, steamed octopus etc. The atmosphere is very lively full of workers "salaryman in Japanese term", and we really had a great time talking and chatting away to our liking. It's a place where formalities are excused, only laughter and talking. Part of the enjoyment after work, indeed.