Start at the Bluff. The Bluff area is a historic district where during 19th and early 20th century this area was official settlement for foreigners in Japan. There are historic churches, houses, and a foreigners cemetary (Gaijin Bochi), a popular sightseeing spot for visitors.

British House

Former British Consul General's home built in 1937. It is now owned by the Yokohama city and the house is open to the public.

Yokohama Foreign Cemetary General

A popular tourist site with over 3,000 graves of foreign residents in Japan. The first foreigner to be burried here was an American Marine in 1854.

Yamate Museum

Built in 1909 it is the only remianing western-style wooden structure in Yokohama and offer exhibits of the Bluff's history.

Yokohama Christ Church

Historic Anglican Church built in 1864.

Sacred Heart Cathedral

The oldest church in Japan built in 1862.

Yokohama Yamate Museum of Tennis

Birthplace of tennis in Japan with exhibits display of antique tennis wear, raquets, and photographs.

Harbor View Park

Enjoy the view of Yokohama and walk through the English Rose Garden.

Explore Western-influenced architecture, boutique cafés, and the famous Motomachi fashion culture and continue into Yokohama Chinatown, one of the largest in the world, filled with vibrant temples, lantern-lined streets, and authentic Chinese cuisine.

France Yama Park

From Harbor View Park, stroll down the hill through France Yama Park, location of the former residence of French Consul General.

Motomachi Shopping Street

Former hub of western goods. Visit Uchikipan, the first bakery in Japan and Motomachi Itsukushima Shrine known for god of business prosperity.

Chinatown

The largest Chinatown in Japan with temples, restaurants, shops. Popular tourist destination.

From Chinatown, short walk to Yamashita Park, a waterfront park and on to Minato Mirai district.

Yamashita Park

Offering gardens, water fountains adjacent to Yokohama Doll Museum and Marine Tower, the former tallest lighthouse in the world where visitors can take the elevator to enjoy panoramic view of Yokohama Harbor.

Walk along the scenic Yamashita Rinkō Line, passing Osanbashi Pier, Yokohama’s striking international cruise terminal with panoramic harbor views.

Continue toward the historic Red Brick Warehouses, known for stylish shops, seasonal events, and open plazas facing the bay.

Follow the waterfront walkway into Minato Mirai, where skyline landmarks such as Landmark Tower, Queen’s Square, Cosmo World, and Cup Noodles Museum define Yokohama’s modern identity.

The route blends maritime history, open views, modern architecture, culture, museums, and shopping — a perfect introduction to Yokohama’s evolution from port city to global waterfront destination.