A former fishing village that flourished into a bustling port town, Yokohama is now Japan’s second-most populous city and has a rich history as one of the first ports in Japan to be opened to foreign trade following the country’s “sakoku” (closed country) period (1639-1853). Despite being only a 20-minute train ride from Tokyo’s Shinagawa Station, Yokohama feels like a true escape from the capital with plenty to do, including ramen museums, stunning views and more. Read our weekend itinerary with the link in our bio. (Alyssa I. Smith and Chisato Tanaka photos)
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