・You can enjoy the harmony of beautiful flowers and Western architecture at the English garden and rose garden
・You can enjoy the spectacular view from the observation deck that overlooks the Port of Yokohama.
・You can go inside historical western architecture from various countries and feel the life of the time.
・You can stroll through Japan's largest Chinatown and enjoy foods.
・You can learn about the history of Yokohama and the development of Japanese nautical technology.

・Harbor View Park: This park is located on a hill overlooking the Port of Yokohama, and offers a view of the Yokohama Bay Bridge and large passenger ships. You can see the entire Yokohama port from here. The park also has an English and rose gardens. It is one of the most famous places in Yokohama!
・Bluff No.111: This is a western building overlooking the rose garden at Harbor View Park. Since the couple who built this building were united by roses, the decorations in the building also feature a rose motif.It is one of the many Western-style buildings in Yokohama with excellent views and storytelling.
・British House Yokohama: This house built 80 years ago as the official residence of the British Consul General. The house was designed to reflect the authority of the British at the time. With the flowers in the garden and the building in the background, it's a great place to take pictures.
・Yokohama Chinatown: One of Japan's largest Chinatowns, with 19 million visitors annually. There are more than 500 Chinese restaurants and other shops lined up for you to enjoy eating and walking around.
・NYK Maritime Museum: This museum is operated by Japan's largest shipping company, NYK, and offers a bird's-eye view of 130 years of NYK's history. You can see the development of the Port of Yokohama, and the history of the company's journey from Yokohama to the world.
・Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History: Looking back on the history of Yokohama that we've covered during the tour.The museum is a great place to learn about the history of the It's also noteworthy for its architecture, which used to be a bank with more than 100 years of history.