One of my favorite places near Tokyo is Yokohama.

So thing is, Yokohama has just so much stuff to do here.

I could dedicate several different videos on food, places to go.

But I wanted to kind of condensed it'll and make one video That just shows my top highlights of this area.

So I'm gonna cover some of the more popular tourist spots.

But I'm just gonna cover some of my favorite local spots as well.

So you got to get a mix of everything that's about Yokohama, just about an hour away from Tokyo.

So it's definitely easy to get to.

And also for those of you are coming here for the Rugby World Cup Olympics or just coming to see a baseball game and stay tuned because I'm making this guy with all of you in mind.

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All right.

So pack your bags.

We're taking a trip all around Yokohama.

Number 10 Cup Noodle Museum.

All right, so this one, I'm really excited to show you guys, because in fact, I don't know where else in the world you can actually make your own cup in noodles.

And this is one of those activities that's perfect for the family, especially the young ones, because one you get the experience a whole cup noodle making process and to you get to take home your own cup of noodles.

All right, let's go inside and let me show you how it all works.

Look, I got a ticket, Michael making some chicken noodle once, Um, cup Noodle Museum is interactive museum fun for the entire family because, really, who here didn't grow up on a couple noodles?

Let me know if you really exist to create my very own cup noodles at the my Cup Noodles factory, I had to get a ticket reservation for an available time slot.

He gets to get sold out on busy days, so safest bet is to reserve or go early in the morning.

It's amazing you could see how that has evolved from the beginning of time until now, E.

J B Cup costs 300 yen limited one per person, but I was able to design it to my heart's content like Michael always has a map, because this is what you get when you asked me to be creative with friends and markers.

All right, now it's signed a noodle.

I was able to choose from all sorts of flavors and toppings.

Way your toppings in the comments done around the top floor.

My God, they actually give you a cool package to take it all home.

Take a little bag.

I can't wait to try this.

Oh, and they allow kids to experience how to make handmade chicken Roman as well.

Number nine Cosmo World.

So if you're looking for a bit of an adrenaline spike or just want to take your partner on a romantic night Ferris wheel ride, this is your spot.

Neighboring Cup Noodles Museum.

The city music park is completely free to enter, and you only need to buy tickets for the attractions you want, Man, I love these places, like perfect for the kids, said someone like they wear on the gondola.

Wow, we are, like, quite high.

Literally, though this is probably one of the best views you get in your mama.

Number eight head to TM Roman.

This Roman shop started renting out of space a few hours on the weekends from a local snack bar.

Big name mob Yoshino Diamond meaning Phantom Roman overtime, though it built a following, and the lines got longer and longer, eventually leading to a full store opening in 2016 opening at 11.

I arrived at 11 40 had to wait a little more than an hour line.

So legally Michael is running to entertain me.

Looks like you got a bag.

Hi, Protected my head, huh?

This is the signature knee bushy sober ramen with extra meat, and this one has an extra topping of quail eggs, and both come with a generous helping of fresh chopped onions.

This unassuming gray fish broth is on a whole new level.

It may look plain, but it's banging on those who mommy drums owner has fused.

A delegate makes of me bushy sardines, horse mackerel, JJ office salary and other fish to create this 100% all fish masterclass.

Brock.

That's amazing.

Mommy is just popping so many different flavors, like fish in here.

And what's nice is that it's not fish yet.

Oh, it's not like I would expect that you're gonna be like, really, it's not.

It's smooth, great.

Kind of looked like a nice thin noodle noodles itself, confident, but same time to part so good, that delicious meat.

Russia.

It is just tender, delicious.

Cannot believe having meat this tender here alone away.

Undeniable.

This is a winner.

Just hit the spot.

Let's go to the next place Number seven, Yokohama Stadium.

This behind me is Yokohama Stadium.

If you're looking to catch a baseball game or you here for the Olympics, then this is a spot.

What's really nice is that it's right next to Chinatown.

Karenga Andy amassed apart, so there's just so much to do here.

Opened in 1978 Yokohama Stadium or, as the locals call it, is home to Yokohama BayStars baseball team.

It's a two minute walk from conversation, so access is as easy as getting near front zipper.

There's not a lot of shops and restaurants around.

The stadium itself has all the shops and the restaurants are located inside of the stadium.

You will find Yokohama Park where you can chill with their friends or bring your kids to play before the game starts.

What's nice about Yokohama, especially compared to Tokyo, is that this is a Sunday today that I'm walking around and it's just so wide open.

It's not that crowded compared to Tokyo.

Wow, it's amazing.

It really just makes me so happy.

The positivity is just flowing today, even just playing music right behind me.

Number six, you must apart.

So right now we're in much the park.

It's one of the perfect places to come here, and Children friends.

It's right by the ocean, and there's just so much green here.

There's the trees and the grass and like a perfect picnic spot, like literally, it is just so peaceful.

And again I'm here on a Sunday.

It's like a perfect sunny day, and it's actually not that busy.

And if you see, just right behind me is a huge ship that's always, doctor, that you can go and check out and let me show you something else.

Like right there, can't see it right there.

Over there is just appeared.

Does it appear?

And on top of the pier is like a grassy area.

They can also chill and then just right there just past it.

There's Oh no Hana Park, which is also another chill spot.

So that's everything you would want.

If you just want to kind of hang out with friends and just enjoy the day, it's one of the things is this.

It's so clean, everyone just cleans up after themselves.

That's one of the beautiful things about Japan are.

One thing I remember is when Pokemon go came out, Remember Michael and I coming here ain't catching like a whole ton of Pokemon.

Oh, those were the days.

And if you want to take a boat, crews and just you must park right behind me, you can buy your ticket.

Brokers is here also inside of your monster park.

There's a beautiful rose garden for all the old people, like looking at flowers.

Just kidding.

Moving on and what's really nice buy you much the park.

There's a loss and convenience store, so if you want to get some drinks or snacks, this is a spot to do it.

And what I love doing personally is I like to get one drink at a time so that you have a cold drinks the entire day.

Number five shopping in me, Not the meat I.

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It has a massive collection of 200 shops and restaurants.

If you keep walking towards Sakuragi Chou, you'll hit Landmark Plaza, which is at the base of Landmark Tower.

And now I'm in Landmark Plaza and this spot is right.

Next Two Queens is actually a lot of brand name stores here and some pretty dope restaurants.

They've got Tetsu, which is one of my favorite Rahman spots, and they have a footing.

If you're looking for a vegan Roman and which is a total her shopping here, let's go inside.

Near Cup Noodles Museum, you'll find Yokohama World Porter's so one quick little tip for world quarters.

On the fifth place, there's this place behind me called cushy.

Oh, and on Monday through Fridays, during the weekdays from 11 to 5 o'clock, they haven't all you can eat bride skewers.

Yes, that's right, rides viewers, also one my favorites.

Here's his last.

It's kind of a text vex of Japanese food or whatever, but jicama, Missing Western food.

They have Vida's burritos, burgers, and it's actually pretty decent price.

And if you're looking to barbecue on the beach but not really be at the beach, then you could do it here as well.

Have all you can eat and all you can drink courses.

Prepare all the meat for you.

All you have to do is cook it on the grill.

Easy peasy.

Marina Walk is also in the same area.

It's a small open mall just in front of the water.

It's kind of got that.

So Cal beats feel to it.

Number four Red Brick Warehouse Getting a SOCO is known as Yokohama's red brick house Back in the day used to be a customs building for all of the ships coming into port here in Yokohama, but these days they altered it, and now it's become kind of a mall, restaurant and food court area.

But what I found personally in terms of the mall, it's a lot of smaller boutique shops.

If you're into that, definitely come here.

But if you're not that into it, then it might actually be kind of cool just to come here.

for the restaurant, especially if you're coming from.

You must depart.

Been hanging are all day.

I've been having drinks and you just want to get some food.

It do have some popular chain restaurants here, like Carolina, which is the burger joint.

They do have bills, which is a pancake spot, and they also have this whole mood eyes place that's a super super popular here in Japan.

You can watch them flipped on the right on to the rice in one fell swoop.

It's pretty cool, but also, as you can see, if you come here during the week, it's fairly quiet.

You can see behind me.

There's not a lot going on.

But if you come here on the weekend and you're looking up that they have some festivals going on just like this, this is another chill days a week and sit down with some friends Rabbit's neck also tipping back of you a perfect Sunday fun day.

The original plan was to take Yutaka Tinga and take you inside and take it with food court, and we're gonna show you the rice.

But guess what?

There is a festival going on today.

Are you know kind of like a food festival in the city, so I had to get the cheese.

Takayuki, you don't really see it very often.

Jackie smothered with cheese.

Easy, easy.

All for me, Z Taco Yaki.

Yeah, Yeah.

Bring on more food number three ami Photo uses sushi.

So I had to get you away from all the tourist spots and take you to this hit.

And Jim, This shop has been serving locals for more than 20 years and it's just a few minutes away from the Yokohama Station.

The shop buys market fresh seafood every morning and utilize the same preparation techniques found at luxury sushi restaurants.

Yep, I'm going high and city with my low end wallet.

So this is a very local spot in Yokohama.

You don't really see a lot of foreigners in this process I really wanted to share with.

The funny thing is, it's a kite in sushi place, but if you look at the conveyor belt, but I don't see any fish on the convertible, the reason being is that everything is made of super fresh.

We have to order everything directly to the chef to get what you want.

The good thing is, there is an Englishman.

You so don't worry if you're Japanese, skills are not up to par.

What I've got, like really quickly is I've got some maybe total, which is?

I come with some onions on top and then being total.

Here.

It's like a tuna was actually not under this menu.

It's called Putting salmon, which means like taking the salmon.

And I grew a little bit like they claim broiled it on the top.

I'm just so excited right now.

All right, let's take our first by that into some savvy.

Try this grilled salmon that is good number to Chinatown, for sure.

One of my favorite spots, Chinatown, is full of history and galleries.

History wise.

In 18 59 the Yokohama Seaport was opened and many Chinese immigrants and traders arrived in formed settlements, built schools, community centers, facilities, which became the start of what we know today as China Town and calorie wise.

This places of foodies dream outs with food shops littering the streets.

I mean, look at all this food.

You've got your steam buns, Jackie Sam Pao food buffets.

The food goes on for days.

Makes you wonder how large Chinatown is.

It's actually the largest Chinatown in all of Japan.

And one of those can't miss spots in Yokohama.

The thing is, I've already done a video on this spot alone.