Yokohama Travel Package

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Yokohama Vacation Packages

This area of Kanagawa contains about 3,600,000 people.

Tokyo, the national capital, is located 18 miles northeast of Yokohama, while Kamakura is 10 miles to the south.

Reconnect with your inner-child at Yokohama Cosmo World and Hakkeijima Sea Paradise. For more fun with the family, continue on to the Anpanman Museum and Yomiuriland.

Prepare the family for an unforgettable zoological adventure at the Nogeyama Zoo or the Zoorasia Yokohama Zoological Gardens. For even more animal action, look into educational opportunities and zookeeper presentations at the Makigahara Children's Zoo or the Kanazawa Zoo.

You will run into beer lovers from across the world at the Kirin Beer Village, a great institution. Take a close look at the equipment and find out what they're putting in the water here to make the beer so tasty.

Strange and unusual herbs, shrubs and vines, leafy trees and long, meandering footpaths await at the Sankei-en Park and the Shomyoji Temple. The Samuel Cocking Garden and the Ikuta Ryokuchi Rose Garden are two more popular places to explore.

On a fine day, grab a bite to eat and find a quiet corner at one of the scenic urban parks, such as Yamashita Park and the Nihon Minka-En. There's also plenty of space to lie down in the grass at Kishine Park and Mitsuike Park.

If you want a bit of information about the Yokohama area, talk with the staff at Tourist Information Center at Sangyo Boeki Center.

Skim some stones across the placid water, discover the local birdlife and enjoy a picnic at the Koshigoe Fishing Port.

Leave your phone in the car and have a rest from the stresses of the modern world at Enoshima Iwaya Caves and Nojma Park. Yokohama Children Park and Negishi Forest Park are also appreciated by nature-loving visitors.

The area's exhibition spaces are jam-packed with tales of human endeavor and achievement. The Yokohama Museum of Art and the Shinyokohama Raumen Museum offer a range of displays and collections that are bound to keep you captivated. The Museum of Japanese Houses and the Cupnoodles Museum are also worth looking at.

Take ship for a journey through this region's seafaring history at the Yokohama Port Museum. Salt-sprayed adventures don't have to stop there. More intriguing tales and remains of historic vessels await at the NYK Maritime Museum and the Japan Coast Guard Museum.

The science museums here are great for both science enthusiasts and tourists who want something interesting to do. Start your day of discovery at the Mitsubishi Minatomirai Industrial Museum, and then press on at the Toshiba Science Museum or the Earth Science Museum.

Add to your appreciation of the artistic process, and maybe even find a piece to take back home at one of the many gallery spaces. Pop in to the Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawa Bunko Museum and the Kamakura Museum of National Treasures for the best of what this creative hotspot has to offer. The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura and Hayama and the Hiratsuka Museum of Art are also well worth a look if you can fit them in before dinner.

Nostalgics can rediscover the past at the Yokohama Archives of History and the Yokohama History Museum. Do you like the sound of those? Continue your explorations at the Hasseiden Museum and the Yokohama Museum of EurAsianCultures.

To learn more about the area's colorful past, be sure to visit at least one of its many remaining historical sites. Start your history tour at the Red Brick Warehouse and the Open-Air Folk House Museum. More stories from a bygone era are waiting for you at the Enno-ji Temple and Kaiko Takeshi Memorial Hall.

Whether you're spiritual or not, you're sure to have a pleasant time at the Kawasaki Daishi and Wakamiya Hachiman-gu Shrine. You could also go for a stroll around Sacred Heart Cathedral or the Sojiji Temple.

This region's most prominent tourist sights sometimes overshadow its lesser-known, yet equally rewarding attractions. Snova Mizonokuchi and Snova Shinyokohama are recommended options. Also, think about checking out the Hikawa Maru and the Kamakura City Library if time allows.

Accommodation in Yokohama

Yokohama is a highly popular destination for vacationers, and boasts a fine range of places to stay. Expedia's Yokohama lodging guide makes booking easy.

The following Yokohama hotels are worth considering, the Hotel New Grand and InterContinental Yokohama Grand