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Professional Baseball Se League, Yokohama DeNA Baystars goods shop with more than 400 items, replica uniforms are popular, and there are also stuffed team mascot DB. Starman toys and souvenir cookies.

Blue Blue, which was born as a denim brand for the Hollywood Ranch Market; a work and marine-style shop with a focus on denim, ranging from casual wear to miscellaneous goods, and an extensive lineup of men's and women's accessories such as earrings, necklaces, and rings are also popular.

As soon as you enter the entrance, you can see marine-style clothing. At the back of the shop, there are original single-point accessories, wallets, and tableware with a port-like color.

A restaurant boat with beautiful views of Yokohama from the ship. Consistently performed in the on-board kitchen from preparation to cooking, you can enjoy live music and balloon art while tasting freshly made authentic Chinese dishes. Lunch cruise costs 3900 yen for Viking, 5000 yen for course cuisine, 1100 yen for tea cruise, 3,500 yen for afternoon tea set, 6100 yen for dinner cruise, 8300 yen for course cuisine. The boarding fee is 1800 to 2800 yen separately. She sails four flights a day from Yokohama Port Daisaibashi.

Tour boats around Yokohama Port based on the nose of a peer elephant. Water to Sunday. You can tour the Ousanbashi, Yamashita Park, Marine Tower, Yokohama Bay Bridge, Red Brick, etc. from the ship, and enjoy a sea walk while enjoying the sea breeze. 45 minutes.

A convenient water taxi for traveling in the Minatomirai district. There are two boarding places: Elephant Nose Pier near the Yokohama Port Daiusanbashi, and Yokohama Boat Park (2-1-1 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama) near the sailboat Nippon Maru. It will operate between the two stations in about 15 minutes. In addition to the time-designated reservations, there are also tour courses around Yokohama Port. Reservations are via phone or official HP.

The "Yokohama Port Omisanbashi International Passenger Ship Terminal" is located as an indispensable sea gateway to Yokohama Port since the completion of the "Tetsu Pier" in 1894. The current terminal, which is known under the name of "Daisanbashi", was completed in 2002. There are large halls, restaurants, cafes and shops that can accommodate up to 1100 people. The rooftop deck is a great location with 360-degree views, and you can enjoy the views of the Minatomirai district, which symbolizes Yokohama, and the Yokohama Bay Bridge. A night view with a variety of lights is also recommended.

The so-called "Hamasta" is Japan's first multi-purpose stadium; it is the home of professional baseball player Yokohama DeNA Baystars, and also hosts amateur baseball, American football, and concerts.

It is located on the first floor of the Yokohama City Skills Culture Hall, which is located along the Odori Park. A permanent display of about 1,200 pieces of the tools of the craftsmen who have supported the life of Yokohama since its opening. It features a fusion of traditional culture and technology taken from the West. Also on display are works by Yokohama Meister, the heir to culture and technology.

History Museum of the Japan Yusen, a shipping company founded in 1885. This building, which shows 16 Corinthian columns facing the coast street, was completed in 1936, and is now an indispensable monument on the coast street. You can see the history of logistics contributing to the development of Japan since the Meiji era.