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Yokohama Station (Keikyu Line, JR Line, Sotetsu Line, Tokyu Tōyō Line, Minatomirai Line, Yokohama Municipal Subway Line) A shopping center directly connected to the east exit, with about 120 stores in fashion, general merchandise, gourmet services and a wide range of genres marked by the three towers of glass.

A shopping mall designed with a "passenger ship" motif at the east exit of Yokohama Station. There are about 80 shops, such as a superb view of the night view of Yokohama, an open terrace cafe, and the first shop in the Yokohama area. While feeling the sea breeze, let's enjoy the cruise feeling. There is a sea-bus station on the second floor, which provides convenient access to tourist attractions such as the red brick warehouse and Yamashita Park.

There are a lot of top-notch brands from Japan and overseas. In the restaurant street "Rose Dining" on the 8th floor, there are shops that are unique to Japanese, Western and Chinese. It is also open from 11:00 to 22:30.

A department store consisting of a food section with about 210 stores, a beauty floor with about 70 brands, as well as a specialty store floor for women and gentlemen fashion and books and general merchandise. The food section on the second floor of the basement is full of flavors unique to Yokohama, including Chinese prepared foods and Nami Confectionery. Shopping consultation and in-store information service are also enriched. A third-floor seagull court where you can stop for breaks and events between shopping is also recommended. In the restaurant street "Dining Park Yokohama" on the 10th floor, there are 32 restaurants of various genres.

A 30-story complex building containing "Marui City Yokohama" and "Yokohama City Air Terminal"; reaching the main entrance without being above ground when passing through the Yokohama Porta Underground Shopping Center; directly connected to the Sogo Yokohama store.

A commercial complex with more than 400 fashion, miscellaneous goods, cosmetics, sweets and food restaurants, and a variety of stores. The rooftop includes the Joinus Forest Sculpture Park and a futsal court with large trees.

The museum on the sixth floor of the Sogo Yokohama store. It is the largest museum in the country within a department store. The exhibition, which is held about 10 times a year, features a wide range of genres including Japanese and Western-style paintings. The museum shop is also substantial.

A leafy park on the roof of Joinus overlooking Yokohama Station. In the spacious garden, which measures 4,600 square meters, there are six other sculptures by the world masters Marino Marini and Antoine Bourdelle, as well as contemporary Japanese sculptor Yoko Asakura. It also leads to the rooftop of Yokohama Takashimaya.

Rum was devised to create a new product in Ogasawara. It is a product that Nathaniel Sévolle, who first settled on the island, was trading a ram to American sailors. Pure rum made from sugarcane from the island is 720 ml 2200 yen. Passion liqueur with passion fruit flavor is 2200 yen. There is also a small bottle of 300 milliliters. Rum and passion liqueur are 1100 yen.

The only diving shop in the southern tip of Tokyo, on the island of the Ogasawara Islands. You can enjoy the unknown scenery from experience diving to veteran diver. Cruise menus such as whale watching (December-March) and Dolphin Swim are also available, and there is also a rental bike. In April of the year of Reiwa 2 (2020), the neighboring cafe restaurant "Blue Ribbon" also opened.