A leading Yokohama tourist spot that opened in 1930. In addition to a view of the ocean that gives you a full view of Yokohama Bay Bridge and the ships sailing by, there are also numerous monuments and so forth that present the history of overseas exchange from long ago. The NYK Hikawa Maru, a moored ship preserved as a National Important Cultural Property, is also a popular spot.

Near the Higashi-ogishima exit of Tokyo Metropolitan Expressways Bayshore Route, the numerous factories and large-scale plants lining a corner of the Keihin Industrial Zone allows you to enjoy a night view that is like you have entered the world of a science fiction movie. Higashi-ogishima East Park, which is complete with a large-scale pay parking lot, has also become a viewing point for its night view of factories facing Keihin Canal.

You can get a full view of Minato Mirai area and the Port of Yokoyama from atop this 860-meter cable-stayed bridge. The bridge has a two-level structure in which the top level is used as the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway and the bottom level as National Route 357. With 264 floodlights lit up after sunset, it is also popular as a night-view spot.

*It is prohibited to park or stop cars on the expressway.

A large-scale commercial facility complete with a wide variety of brand shops from Japan and overseas ranging from world-famous stores to budding casual/sports apparel and fashion accessories where you can enjoy shopping at outlet prices. There are also a number of restaurants and cafes where you can taste trendy sweets.