Theme park featuring "the sea, island, and living creatures." The Aqua Resorts, with four different themed aquariums, and Pleasure Land, where you can enjoy a variety of attractions, are popular. Entering the island is free of charge and you can freely use the varied restaurants, shops, hotel, and more on the island.

A Japanese garden that Sankei Hara, a businessman who made a fortune in the raw silk trade, opened in 1906. Within this vast site colored by seasonal flowers and trees, there is Rinshun-kaku Villa and the Three-Storied Pagoda of Old Tomyo-ji Temple, which have been designated as National Important Cultural Properties. Historical buildings that were transported from Kyoto, Kamakura, and other places have been placed there, allowing you to enjoy Japanese culture to the fullest.

Lined with numerous Chinese restaurants and household item shops, it is one of Japan's leading Chinatowns, highly popular as a gourmet spot. Established a few years after the Port of Yokohama was opened at the end of the Edo period, it is highlighted by places full of Chinese flavor, starting with Kantei-byo Temple, which has undergone relocations and renovations four times and is still loved as the symbol of Yokohama Chinatown.