CUPNOODLES MUSEUM YOKOHAMA
The CUPNOODLES MUSEUM YOKOHAMA is an interactive food education museum. Through the museum’s many exhibits you can learn about the creative thinking of Momofuku Ando, the founder of Nissin Food Products and inventor of Chicken Ramen, the world’s first instant ramen that revolutionized eating customs all over the world.

Among the many fun attractions, the CUPNOODLES Park is especially popular with children! This indoor playground lets kids experience the noodle-making process themselves,pretending to become “noodles” as they move through the steps of production inside a huge factory-themed space. (Fee: ¥500 per 30 minutes; for children aged 3 and up, elementary school students only; height 90cm or taller.)

Other highlights include the Instant Noodles History Cube which showcases around 3,000 packages of instant ramen, NOODLES BAZAAR -WORLD NOODLES ROAD -, where visitors can taste noodle dishes from around the world, and My CUPNOODLES Factory, where you can design your own unique, one-of-a-kind cup noodles. Enjoy a fun and educational day filled with creativity and flavor—an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages!
 

Shopping at TAKASHIMAYA YOKOHAMA STORE
Discover uniquely Yokohama souvenirs and high-quality Made-in-Japan products at Takashimaya, one of Japan’s most prestigious department stores with over 190 years of history. The Yokohama Takashimaya store is a local landmark, offering not only a premium shopping experience but also Japan’s signature omotenashi hospitality. Foreign visitors can enjoy English-language assistance and tax-free services with qualifying purchases.

Don’t miss the “Depachika” gourmet basement floor, one of the largest in Japan at around 5,000m²! It’s a paradise of flavors, filled with Yokohama’s famous sweets, ready-to-eat dishes, and Japanese sake, always bustling with food lovers. Up on the 8th-floor restaurant area, you’ll find everything from sushi and tempura to international cuisine.

Enjoy an elegant shopping experience surrounded by refined atmosphere, exquisite gourmet offerings, and the attentive service that defines Japan’s best department stores.

 

Noge Stroll
After a day of exploring Yokohama’s gourmet spots, unwind with a bar-hopping adventure in Noge, a retro entertainment district just a short walk from central Yokohama.

Packed with about 600 bars and eateries, Noge’s narrow alleyways are lined with everything from cozy izakaya serving fresh seafood and grilled skewers to stylish bars and casual taverns— each with its own personality and charm. Loved by locals and travelers alike, it’s one of Yokohama’s best places for a fun night out. To finish your night, don’t miss Yokohama’s soul food: “Ie-kei Ramen”—a rich, pork-and-soy-based noodle dish born right here in the city. And the best part of “Ie-kei Ramen” is that you can customize your noodle thickness, amount of oil and toppings according to your preference. Perfect as a late-night meal—though best reserved for those with a hearty appetite!

 
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Hyatt Regency Yokohama
Located in Yamashita-cho, an area brimming with the charm and international atmosphere of Yokohama’s port heritage, the Hyatt Regency Yokohama offers a luxurious stay inspired by the concept of “East meets West.”

Conveniently located—only about 40 minutes from Haneda Airport by limousine bus— the hotel is within walking distance of Yamashita Park and Chinatown, two of Yokohama’s top attractions. It’s the perfect base for exploring the city.

All rooms are spacious, at least 37m², blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with refined Western design. Guests especially love the hotel’s highly rated breakfast buffet, featuring fresh local produce and seasonal dishes served in a bright, cruise-ship-inspired dining space.

 
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