Start with Australian-style breakfast classics (pancakes, ricotta hotcakes) in Landmark Plaza for a relaxed harbor-side morning — Landmark Plaza shops typically open from 9:00. Good spot to plan the day and enjoy views of Minato Mirai.
Take the high-speed elevator to the Sky Garden for panoramic views of Yokohama and, on clear days, Mt. Fuji; observation deck hours generally start at 10:00 (check seasonal closing times).
Interactive museum about instant noodles where you can create your own CupNoodles (museum typically open 10:00–18:00; last entry or activities may end earlier—confirm the day you visit).
Enjoy seafood, burgers or Japanese-Western café fare in one of the historic warehouses facing the bay; shops and restaurants usually open from 11:00 onward and make for a scenic lunch stop.
Walk the waterfront at Yamashita Park for fresh sea air and visit the Hikawa Maru historic ocean liner (Hikawa Maru museum hours typically ~9:30–17:00); the park itself is open 24/7.
Wander Motomachi’s boutiques and specialty shops, then relax at a local café — Motomachi shops commonly operate from ~10:00–19:00, ideal for late-afternoon browsing.
Feast on Cantonese dim sum or classic Chinese dishes in one of the landmark restaurants in Chinatown; most major restaurants are open around 11:00–21:00, making dinner here convenient and lively.
End the night with illuminated harbor views—ride the Cosmo Clock Ferris wheel for a quick skyline panorama (operating hours vary by season; often open into the evening).
A spacious traditional Japanese garden with historic buildings and seasonal foliage; Sankeien is typically open 9:00–17:00 (last entry around 16:30) — go early for quieter paths and better light for photos.
Taste regional ramen styles from around Japan in a unique, retro indoor street scene — the museum usually opens at 11:00; admission is modest and ramen bowls are purchased separately, making it a fun food-focused lunch.
Browse modern and contemporary Japanese and international works; general hours are commonly 10:00–18:00 (check exhibit-specific hours and Tuesday closures).
Walk the architecturally striking Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal for harbor views, then take a short bay cruise (departure times and availability vary—book in advance if possible).
Head to Noge for a lively, local izakaya experience with small plates and drinks — this area comes alive in the evening (many izakayas open from late afternoon through late night).
Stroll back to Yokohama Station, pick up souvenirs or last-minute snacks at station shops, and prepare for onward travel; station shops typically stay open into the evening.