Minato Mirai Station is the main station, located in the basement of Queen’s Square, just 2 stops (3 minutes, 200 yen) from Yokohama Station on the Minato Mirai Line.





Minato Mirai 21
Minato Mirai 21 (みなとみらい 21), known as the “harbor of the future,” is a dynamic waterfront district in Yokohama, blending modern architecture with leisure and culture. Once a large shipyard, the area was transformed in the 1980s into a vibrant urban center. The district is home to the iconic Landmark Tower, Japan's tallest building from 1993 to 2014, alongside other impressive high-rises. Visitors can enjoy a variety of attractions, including shopping centers, hotels, museums, and even an amusement park.
Minato Mirai offers a stunning skyline with the Landmark Tower, the Queen's Towers, and the Cosmo World Ferris Wheel. Situated along the waterfront, this urban space also features green parks, hot spring baths, and the Pacifico convention center. The area continues to evolve, making it a perfect blend of entertainment, relaxation, and innovation, offering something for everyone.
Getting there
Google MapsAttractions
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1Red Brick Warehouses
Historic warehouses, shopping, events, dining
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2Cup Noodles Museum
Instant noodles, hands-on experience, Nissin history
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3Sky Garden Observatory
High-altitude views, fast elevator
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4Cosmo World
Ferris wheel, roller coasters, night views
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5Yokohama Air Cabin
Rban ropeway, city views, convenience
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6Queen's Square
Shopping, dining, Minato Mirai access
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7Landmark Plaza
Shopping, dining, Pokémon Center
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8Marine & Walk Yokohama
Waterfront shopping, trendy boutiques, dining
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9World Porters
Themed shopping, dining, entertainment
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10Yokohama Hammerhead
International cruise terminal, dining, shopping
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11Manyo Club
Hot springs, massages, relaxation services
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12Nippon Maru and Yokohama Port Museum
Historic sailing ship and port museum
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13Yokohama Museum of Art
Contemporary art and Yokohama’s cultural history
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14Mark is Minatomirai
Shopping mall with variety of stores
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15Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum
Historic building showcasing Western art
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