【4K JAPAN】Yokohama 2025 walk | Cosmo World, Red Brick & Chinatown | 4K HDR 60fps | no talking

【4K JAPAN】Yokohama 2025 walk | Cosmo World, Red Brick & Chinatown | 4K HDR 60fps | no talking

【4K JAPAN】Yokohama Complete Route 2025 | Minato Mirai → Chinatown | 4K HDR 60fps | no talking Japan – Yokohama. Hi, I’m Ami 🌸Thanks for watching! Ready to Japan walking tour? 4K/60fps City Walk No talking So you can fully relax with the city sounds This immersive Yokohama city walk in Kanagawa Prefecture (神奈川県) Best with headphones for an immersive experience (ASMR – Binaural City Sound) Today we’ll start at Minato Mirai (みなとみらい駅) ROUTE COVERED:
Minato Mirai → Cosmo World → Red Brick Warehouse → Yamashita Park → Chinatown → Kannai Historic District A peaceful Yokohama summer walk filled with chill and cozy vibes all around Study with me Here we arrive at Yokohama Cosmo World, the famous amusement park. No music Just the real city sounds Perfect for focus and relaxation Yokohama only 30 minutes from central Tokyo But the pace here is slower and more relaxed More than 3.7 million people live in Yokohama The city lies right on the shore of Tokyo Bay Did you know Yokohama often appears in movies and anime? You’ll also catch glimpses of the city in films like Shoplifters And in anime too: Studio Ghibli’s from Up on Poppy Hill is actually set right here Evangelion, Steins;Gate, and Banana Fish they all sneak in scenes around Yokohama No wonder people call it Japan’s romantic seaside backdrop So let’s take a look at what makes Yokohama such an inspiration for filmmakers and anime creators Japan walking tour start みなとみらい駅 (Minato Mirai Station) Minato Mirai bay view | Landmark Tower The name Minato Mirai means “Port of the Future.” Construction began in the 1980s Can you feel it? The vibe here is so different from Tokyo calmer, breezier, more open That giant Ferris wheel ahead is Cosmo Clock 21 When it opened in 1989, it was the tallest in the world! 112.5 meters high — pretty crazy for its time, right? Carnival Street | Yokohama Cosmo World entrance The wheel is not only an amusement ride, but also the largest clock in the world. We’ll see him soon! Right now we’re heading to Cosmo World Yokohama Cosmo World, a free-entry amusement park where you only pay for rides This side street is surprisingly calm… hard to believe we’re still in the heart of Minato Mirai Cosmo clock 21 Cosmo Clock 21 follows us like a giant landmark, visible from almost every point of the bay Carnival street is part of Yokohama Cosmo World – unlike big theme parks, Cosmo World is free-entry Yokohama Cosmo World | Amusement park atmosphere Kids explore a maze, collect game cards, and step into a fantasy forest straight out of an anime Attraction ディスクオー」(Disk-O) Some rides here look intense! The Disk-O spins you sideways while tilting — and it’s right in the middle of a business district Sea Bass Pier | Waterfront promenade it leads to the Yokohama waterfront promenade, where you can catch the Sea Bass water bus cruising across the bay since 1981. The music, the lights, the slow spin — so nostalgic Yokohama Cosmo World 🎡 | Doll-like Amusement Park Cosmo World feels like stepping into a doll’s world, with miniature rides against the backdrop of skyscrapers Japanese Fashion 👘 Girl in Stylish Dress Back to Gururi Mori Daibōken (ぐるり森大冒険) kids love it because it feels like stepping into a fantasy forest adventure. Bright colors and playful sounds create pure amusement park ambience And here we are, back on the street again This walkway runs along the Ōoka River, linking Cosmo World with the Red Brick Warehouse (Akarenga) area. It’s one of the most scenic city walks in Yokohama Cosmo Clock 21 | Giant Ferris wheel close-up Here you can see two icons together: the Cosmo Clock 21 and the Vanish Coaster, a roller coaster that dives dramatically into water tunnels Japanese Schoolgirls | City Life Yokohama World Porters | Shopping mall This is Yokohama World Porters  — a huge shopping and entertainment mall opened in 1999, offering more than 200 shops, restaurants, and a cinema Inside World Porters you’ll find everything from Japanese street fashion boutiques to international cafés it’s a favorite stop for both locals and tourists Stepping outside World Porters, you’re back in the futuristic Minato Mirai skyline glass towers glowing over the bay I like how Yokohama has these skywalks elevated walkways where you can cross between buildings without worrying about traffic. A perfect example of a pedestrian-friendly city walk Kids are playing tag — so nostalgic! These small everyday moments show the human side of Yokohama city life, contrasting with the futuristic skyline Whether you’re looking for Yokohama travel inspiration or just want to relax with real Japan city sounds, this tour brings you closer to the heartbeat of the city We’re heading to Shinko Chuo Square right now a wide green park by Yokohama Bay With lawns and open views, it’s one of the most relaxing spaces in the city Shinko Chuo Square (新港中央広場) waterfront Thank you for joining this 4K HDR walking tour through Yokohama’s most iconic waterfront locations I hope these ambient sounds and peaceful visuals brought you relaxation and inspiration Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more virtual walks through Japan’s beautiful cities and landscapes. See you in the next adventure!
Behind the warehouses rises the modern Shinko Central Building designed to harmonize with the old bricks Enjoy this no talking 4K HDR walking tour with ambient sounds and visual mood Street musicians often play here on weekends, turning this wide plaza into a vibrant stage Retro City Bus & Waterfront Atmosphere Red Brick Warehouse (赤レンガ倉庫) historic district Inside you’ll find cozy cafés, craft shops, and galleries Enjoy this 4K HDR walking tour through Yokohama’s historic district with ambient sounds and no talking Osanbashi Pier | Port history
Osanbashi Pier (大さん橋) First opened in 1894 and rebuilt in 2002, the pier’s wooden deck curves like gentle ocean waves Take a moment to pause and listen This peaceful POV walk offers perfect study ambience and sleep sounds from Yokohama’s waterfront From here you can listen beautiful bird songs, and the sound of the ocean breeze Many photographers love this spot at Osanbashi Pier (大さん橋) for the clean lines and open space—perfect for cityscape shots for the clean lines and open space perfect for cityscape shots The salty breeze mixes with the scent of fresh wood It’s one of the best spots to enjoy Yokohama’s skyline and the endless blue of Tokyo Bay (東京湾) the whole Minato Mirai (みなとみらい)
feels open and calm, as if the city is breathing with the bay From here you can see the Minato Mirai (みなとみらい) skyline Ahead you can see the giant Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel (コスモクロック21) The Ferris wheel’s colorful lights – perfect for night walk Kishamichi Bridge | Bay walk Now we’re walking toward the Kishamichi Promenade (汽車道) As you cross, listen for soft waves against old rail foundations an echo of its railway past in Yokohama (横浜) Elephant Trunk Park (象の鼻パーク) art terrace Zō-no-Hana Park (象の鼻パーク) It feels like gentle time-travel, letting you imagine the voices of sailors and the creak of wooden docks This historic walking tour through Yokohama (横浜) offers a unique blend of past and present atmospheres This peaceful POV walk to Yamashita Park (山下公園) Yamashita Park (山下公園) seaside promenade a vibrant public space in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai(みなとみらい) district. This area was once part of the bay before land reclamation,
and now hosts festivals and open-air events throughout the year The square transforms into an ice-skating rink in winter, creating magical moments under the city lights. From here we’ll walk toward the historic Red Brick Warehouse(赤レンガ倉庫),
a beautiful example of early 20th century architecture. That domed pavilion ahead is the Yamashita Park Bandstand(山下公園音楽堂), built in 1933 as a gift from San Diego,Yokohama’s sister city. It’s a favorite spot for wedding photos and street musicians
an ideal atmosphere for mindfulness and study focus. in Yokohama’s beautiful Yamashita Park(山下公園). The bandstand’s classic architecture adds to the nostalgic atmosphere of Yamashita Park(山下公園), creating perfect visuals for this walking tour. This POV city walk offers genuine ambient sounds from Yokohama’s waterfront, ideal for mindfulness practice or as background for deep work sessions. Hikawa Maru | Cruise ship & Bay Bridge like the historic Hikawa Maru(氷川丸) and Yokohama Bay Bridge (横浜ベイブリッジ) in the distance. Evening light here turns the water silver—locals say sunset is the best time to linger in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). The golden hour creates perfect lighting for this cinematic walking tour, enhancing the visual mood of Yokohama’s waterfront scenery. This path through Yamashita Park(山下公園) is perfect for a slow walk or a quiet bench break with views of Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ). Notice the lamps along the promenade—they glow softly after dusk, making the whole park feel like a floating garden above the bay. Just ahead is a small observation deck where you can pause for a wide panorama of Yokohama’s Minato Mirai(みなとみらい) harbor. On clear days,visitors say you can even glimpse Mount Fuji (富士山) on the horizon from this peaceful waterfront location. This 4K HDR walking tour offers perfect visual mood and ambient sounds for relaxation or deep work focus. The bay at Yamashita Park(山下公園) is so wide and calm today—
look at that beautiful shimmer on Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ). I love how the water carries a hint of salt and the calls of distant gulls in this peaceful setting. Big cruise ship on one side,the elegant Yokohama Bay Bridge (横浜ベイブリッジ) on the other…what caught your eye first in Minato Mirai (みなとみらい)? This 4K HDR walking tour offers perfect visual mood and ambient sounds for relaxation or study focus. See that white building across the water in Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ)? We spotted it in the previous episode—link’s in the description if you missed it. This 4K HDR walking tour continues to capture the beautiful scenery of Minato Mirai(みなとみらい) from Yamashita Park (山下公園). Enjoy these peaceful waterfront views with authentic ambient sounds perfect for relaxation or as background for deep work.
The gentle sea breeze and distant city sounds create Ahead is Yamashita Park(山下公園)—a long green ribbon along Yokohama Bay (横浜ベイ), created in 1930 after the Great Kanto Earthquake. Debris from the earthquake was used to reclaim the shoreline and build this peaceful waterfront in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). You’ll also find the historic Hikawa Maru(氷川丸) ship here, once a luxury liner and now a floating museum. This park is a favorite for locals to jog,picnic, or enjoy the sea breeze after work in Yokohama(横浜). The gentle sounds of waves and distant city hum create perfect white noise for sleep ambience or deep work sessions. This shaded pergola in Yamashita Park(山下公園) is like a natural tunnel— let’s walk through it together on this 4K HDR walking tour. At the heart of the park waits something special… a beautiful surprise in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Enjoy these peaceful moments with authentic ambient sounds perfect for relaxation or as background for deep work. The gentle sea breeze and natural surroundings create an ideal atmosphere for mindfulness and study focus. Guardian of Water | Sister city fountain a gift from Yokohama’s sister city San Diego. It’s a symbol of friendship across the ocean and Yokohama’s bond with the sea in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Take a moment to listen to the gentle splash— it’s like the park is quietly breathing. Rising above the trees is the elegant Yokohama Marine Tower(横浜マリンタワー),
once listed as the tallest lighthouse in the world. Built in 1961 to mark the port’s centennial,it guided ships
with a light visible for over 30 kilometers from Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ). Today the beacon is symbolic,but the top floor features a 100-meter-high observation deck with sweeping bay views. On a clear day you can spot Mount Fuji(富士山) from up there— a perfect reward for the elevator ride in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Yokohama Chinatown gate (横浜中華街) into Yokohama’s Chinatown(横浜中華街) in Minato Mirai (みなとみらい). Across the street stands the historic Hotel New Grand(ホテルニューグランド), opened in 1927 and famous for hosting distinguished guests. This iconic hotel has welcomed everyone from Charlie Chaplin to world leaders visiting Yokohama(横浜). The contrast between traditional architecture and modern cityscape creates a unique visual experience in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). This no talking POV walk provides natural city ambience ideal for sleep sounds or mindfulness practice. Farther along the avenue in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai(みなとみらい), that vivid red hall belongs to Soka Gakkai(創価学会). This Buddhist community center is known for its cultural events and activities in Yokohama(横浜). The striking architecture adds to the diverse cityscape visible during this 4K HDR walking tour. This no talking city walk captures authentic ambient sounds perfect for relaxation or as study background. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and visual variety of Yokohama’s waterfront areas in this POV experience. Ahead you can glimpse the brilliant vermilion and gold of the Goodwill Gate in Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街). This grand entrance leads to one of the world’s largest Chinatowns, filled with vibrant colors and aromas in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). More than 600 shops and restaurants fill these narrow lanes with the aroma of steamed buns and sizzling noodles. The vibrant energy and rich scents create an immersive experience perfect for this no talking walking tour through Yokohama(横浜). Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) began in 1859 when the port opened to foreign trade and Chinese merchants settled here in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Bright gates mark the entrances,each decorated with colorful dragons and traditional calligraphy welcoming visitors to Yokohama(横浜). This historic district comes alive with cultural richness during this 4K HDR walking tour through vibrant streets. The authentic sounds and sights create perfect ambience for relaxation or as background for deep work sessions. Experience the unique atmosphere of one of the world’s largest Chinatowns in this no talking POV city walk through Yokohama. In Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) you’ll find both Cantonese and Szechuan flavors, along with bakeries selling mooncakes and sweet sesame treats. The aromatic scents of diverse cuisines fill the air as we continue this 4K HDR walking tour through Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). These narrow lanes offer a feast for the senses with their vibrant colors and delicious aromas in Yokohama(横浜). This no talking city walk captures authentic street sounds perfect for study ambience or mindfulness practice. Enjoy the cultural richness and visual diversity of one of the world’s largest Chinatowns in this POV experience. During the Lunar New Year the streets of Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) burst with lion dances,firecrackers, and music. It becomes one of Yokohama’s most colorful festivals, transforming Minato Mirai(みなとみらい) with vibrant celebrations. This 4K HDR walking tour captures the energy and excitement of these cultural festivities throughout the year. Even during quieter days,the district maintains its unique atmosphere and visual richness. Look up and you’ll spot dozens of red lanterns in Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街), strung between buildings like glowing stars after sunset. These traditional lanterns create a magical atmosphere in the heart of Minato Mirai(みなとみらい) after dark. Evening lights reflect on the pavement,creating picturesque scenes for this cinematic walking tour. The combination of lantern light and authentic street sounds creates perfect ambience for relaxation or study focus. The soft glow of lanterns and distant city hum work perfectly for meditation or as sleep background. Many stores in Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) also offer lucky charms,
tea sets,and handmade souvenirs from Minato Mirai (みなとみらい). These unique items are perfect for taking home a piece of Chinatown’s cultural experience in Yokohama(横浜). The vibrant shopping atmosphere adds to the sensory richness of this 4K HDR walking tour through colorful streets. Authentic market sounds and visual details create an immersive background for study or relaxation. The gentle glow of lanterns combined with distant city sounds creates perfect white noise for sleep or deep work sessions. The grand gate ahead is one of ten colorful entrance gates
marking Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) in Minato Mirai (みなとみらい). Each gate is decorated with intricate carvings and bright dragons,
designed to guard the neighborhood and welcome visitors to Yokohama(横浜). This particular gate is called Zenrinmon Gate(善隣門),
built in 1955 and restored several times to maintain its vibrant colors. Traditional Chinese calligraphy on the sign wishes all who enter”harmony and prosperity” in this cultural district. At night the gate glows with lanterns and LED lights, creating a dazzling welcome to the busy streets beyond. Yokohama Daisekai 福 | Lucky temple complex an eight-story entertainment complex in Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街). Inside you’ll find themed markets,colorful art galleries, and a fun 3D illusion museum in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). One highlight is the Kyokarou restaurant,famous for Cantonese dishes like dim sum and crispy Peking duck in Yokohama(横浜). It’s the perfect place to take a break,grab something delicious, and snap colorful photos during your visit. The lively atmosphere and diverse culinary scene make this area a perfect destination for cultural exploration in Yokohama(横浜). This no talking walking tour provides authentic city ambience ideal for sleep sounds or as background for deep work sessions. Here in Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街), there’s a cozy pagoda-style pavilion— a favorite spot for photos and meet-ups in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Pavilions like this are traditional symbols of harmony
The wooden roof with elegant curved corners is decorated and a quiet break amid Yokohama’s busy streets. in bright green and red,classic southern-Chinese style. It’s a perfect place to pause in the shade and watch the lively street from a calm corner in Yokohama(横浜). The gentle sounds of distant chatter and footsteps create a soothing background perfect for study or deep work focus. This peaceful POV walk through Yokohama’s cultural district offers visual calm and natural sounds for sleep ambience. Kanteibyō Temple (関帝廟) traditional architecture the spiritual heart of this vibrant district in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). This beautiful Taoist temple is dedicated to Guan Yu, the legendary general honored as the God of War and loyalty. Built in 1871 by the local Chinese community in Yokohama(横浜), it has been lovingly restored after fires and earthquakes. The temple’s intricate architecture and peaceful atmosphere offer a serene contrast to the bustling Chinatown streets. This 4K HDR walking tour captures the spiritual ambiance with authentic sounds perfect for meditation or focus. The combination of cultural richness and tranquil spaces creates an ideal environment for mindfulness practice. Look for the intricate dragons and gold accents on the roof of Guan Di Temple(関帝廟)— they symbolize protection and prosperity in Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街). Visitors can light incense sticks here to offer prayers for good fortune and peace in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). This sacred space provides moments of tranquility amidst the vibrant energy of Yokohama’s cultural district. Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) is Japan’s largest Chinatown, established in the mid-1800s in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Today it features over 600 shops and eateries, all protected by four magnificent main gates in Yokohama(横浜). This 4K HDR walking tour captures the vibrant atmosphere and authentic sounds of this historic cultural district. The colorful streets and traditional architecture create perfect visuals for this no talking POV experience. These are remnants of the first Guan Di Temple(関帝廟) in Yokohama Chinatown (横浜中華街), featuring original bricks from the 19th century. The temple has survived earthquakes and fires throughout its history, and displays show its remarkable past in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). This remains a sacred site for local worshippers in Yokohama(横浜), maintaining its spiritual significance for generations. The gentle sounds of temple bells and distant city life create perfect ambient audio for study or sleep. The peaceful ambiance and rich heritage create an ideal environment for mindfulness and reflection. Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) is Japan’s largest Chinese community, known for its vivid neon signs and authentic cuisine in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Crowds wander through a maze of flavors and colors in this vibrant district of Yokohama(横浜). Street musicians add lively music to the busy night atmosphere, enhancing the sensory experience of this 4K HDR walking tour. Every turn brings another tempting aroma from food stalls and restaurants throughout the historic streets. Leaving vibrant Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街) behind, The streets feel calmer and more authentic now in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい), as local shops and quiet homes replace the neon bustle. A gentle breeze carries everyday city sounds, creating a peaceful atmosphere for this 4K HDR walking tour. This transition from vibrant cultural district to residential areas showcases the diverse character of Yokohama’s neighborhoods. The soft sounds of footsteps and distant traffic create a natural white noise perfect for meditation or deep work. The blend of old and new is so striking here in Yokohama(横浜). That white building was once a historic bank in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Modern glass towers rise just behind it, showcasing Yokohama’s unique architectural harmony. Yokohama keeps its history alive amid progress, creating fascinating urban landscapes. Kannai District | Western historic buildings This is the Former Dai-Ichi Bank(旧第一銀行), built in the early 1900s in Yokohama’s historic Kannai district(関内). It’s now a protected cultural heritage site in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい), showcasing Yokohama’s rich architectural history. Its Western-style columns reflect Yokohama’s Meiji-era modernization, when the city embraced international influences. The Kannai district(関内) still preserves many such historic buildings, creating a beautiful contrast with modern Yokohama(横浜). This 4K HDR walking tour captures these architectural details with ambient sounds perfect for study or relaxation. in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい).
We’re now walking through Kannai(関内), one of Yokohama’s most historic districts This area opened to foreign trade in 1859,when Yokohama (横浜)
became Japan’s gateway to the world. Foreign merchants built banks,trading houses, and elegant stone offices that still stand today as cultural properties. Walking here feels calm and spacious,a quiet contrast to the neon bustle of nearby Yokohama Chinatown(横浜中華街). We keep walking through Yokohama’s quiet streets in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). The weather is perfect—warm and bright in Yokohama(横浜). I love looking at all the buildings around us. Every corner shows a different architectural style and story. Walking past these round white shapes— they look like giant vents or artistic installations. I love how Yokohama mixes traditional and modern styles, creating unique urban landscapes. Many Meiji-and Taishō-era buildings in Kannai (関内) where glass pyramids cover a lively food hall with international flavors. Inside you can find everything from sushi and ramen to French pastries and Asian fusion dishes in Yokohama(横浜). Japanese food culture values freshness,seasonality, and beautiful presentation—every meal is a work of art. This 4K HDR walking tour captures the vibrant atmosphere and delicious aromas of this culinary destination. Just ahead,that elegant brick staircase leads to a Japanese restaurant known for regional specialties in Yokohama(横浜). Dining in Japan often feels ceremonial—whether it’s casual ramen or a multi-course kaiseki meal in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Even everyday meals emphasize balance:rice, miso soup, fresh fish,and colorful pickles on one tray. Eating slowly and appreciating each bite is part of the culture, turning food into a moment of mindfulness. This 4K HDR walking tour captures these cultural details
with ambient sounds perfect for relaxation or study focus. Now we’re heading to the Yokohama Archives of History(横浜開港資料館), Archives of History | Museum
a quiet museum set in a former British consulate in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). This historic building preserves Yokohama’s rich heritage as Japan’s gateway to international trade in Yokohama(横浜). The archives contain important documents and exhibits showcasing the city’s development since opening its port in 1859. The building itself is a Registered Tangible Cultural Property, featuring classic Western architecture from the Meiji period. Here you can see original documents from the 1859 Kanagawa Treaty that opened Yokohama’s port to international trade. This is the William Clark Joy statue in Yokohama(横浜), a tribute to the American captain who helped open trade with Japan in the 1800s. It stands near the Yokohama Archives of History(横浜開港資料館) in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい), a peaceful spot to rest and reflect. The statue commemorates the early international relationships that shaped Yokohama’s development as a global port city. This quiet historical area preserves the memory of Yokohama’s important role in Japan’s modernization. This 4K HDR walking tour captures these historical details with ambient sounds perfect for study or relaxation. Inside the Yokohama Archives of History(横浜開港資料館) you’ll find old maps, photographs,and letters showing 19th century life in Yokohama (横浜). The reading room is free to enter if you want a quiet break while exploring Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). These historical documents preserve the stories of foreign merchants and Japanese traders who shaped the city. The building itself is a cultural property from the Meiji era, adding to the authentic atmosphere of this location. The archives preserve original documents from the 1858 Treaty of Amity and Commerce that led to Yokohama becoming Japan’s first official international port. Zou-no-Hana Park(象の鼻パーク) opened in 2009 to mark Yokohama’s Elephant Park sunset | Promenade view Its name means ‘Elephant’s Trunk,’ inspired by the pier’s curved shape that extends into Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ). You can find contemporary art installations and playful blue elephant statues scattered throughout this waterfront park in Yokohama(横浜). This wide square at Zou-no-Hana Park(象の鼻パーク) opens to the sea, giving people space to walk and breathe in Yokohama(横浜). Even on busy days,it feels calm because of the open sky and gentle sea breeze from Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). The green-domed tower in the distance is Yokohama Customs Building(横浜税関), a famous landmark often called”the Queen” of the port. This elegant building stands gracefully near the waterfront, symbolizing Yokohama’s historic role in international trade. The Yokohama Customs Building(横浜税関) was completed in 1934 and continues to operate today, serving international trade. Osanbashi Deck | Port view leading straight to Yokohama’s international cruise terminal. This iconic pier welcomes cruise ships from around the world to Yokohama(横浜), Japan’s historic port city. The pier’s unique wave-like wooden deck design creates a beautiful architectural experience for visitors. From here you can enjoy panoramic views of Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ) and the city’s stunning skyline. Modern architecture in Yokohama(横浜) blends clean lines with open space. Many new towers in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい) use glass to reflect sky and sea. The mix of old brick buildings and sleek skyscrapers creates Yokohama’s unique architectural style. Even in the busy port area,you can feel a calm design harmony throughout the city. Look,there are four more blue elephants by the road— these playful figures make the street feel cheerful. I keep counting as we walk through Zou-no-Hana Park(象の鼻パーク). How many elephants do you see now in Yokohama? This 4K HDR walking tour captures these artistic elements with ambient sounds perfect for study focus or relaxation. The evening light paints the path in gold at Zou-no-Hana Park(象の鼻パーク), and the air feels fresh in Yokohama(横浜). Tall modern towers glow in the distance in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい), showing Yokohama’s bright future as a modern port city. Each step along this quiet walkway mixes the city’s energy with calm sunset vibes along Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ). The park’s design incorporates earthquake-resistant technology, making it both beautiful and safe for public use. Zou-no-Hana Park(象の鼻パーク) was built on reclaimed land using debris from the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. The evening air feels cool and fresh along Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ). The sound of running footsteps echoes softly in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). Sunset walk | Waterfront vibes This walkway at Zou-no-Hana Park(象の鼻パーク) is perfect for a peaceful jog with its smooth surface and beautiful waterfront views. The skyline of Yokohama(横浜) shines in the fading evening light, creating a magical atmosphere as day transitions to night. The park’s lighting system gradually illuminates, enhancing both safety and the romantic evening ambiance. This 4K HDR walking tour captures these peaceful moments with ambient sounds perfect for relaxation or study focus. These historic buildings at Yokohama’s waterfront were once customs warehouses and now host shops and cultural events in Minato Mirai(みなとみらい). They stand as symbols of Yokohama’s(横浜) trading past and its vibrant modern culture today. People love to stroll here at sunset for the beautiful sea views and the lively atmosphere along Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ). The Red Brick Warehouse(赤レンガ倉庫) complex particularly comes alive at night with illuminated buildings and outdoor dining. The Red Brick Warehouse(赤レンガ倉庫) was built in 1911
and survived the Great Kanto Earthquake, serving as a vital customs facility. The Kishamichi Bridge(汽車道) was built in 1911 as part of a freight railway line
in Yokohama’s historic port area. to the Minato Mirai(みなとみらい) district in Yokohama (横浜). The bridge spans 500 meters and offers panoramic views of Yokohama Bay(横浜ベイ) and the city skyline. At night,gentle illumination transforms it into a romantic spot for evening strolls and photography. The bridge was designated a National Important Cultural Property in 2003, recognizing its significance in Japan’s industrial heritage. Outro | Complete route summary

Experience a 4K HDR no talking Yokohama walk 🇯🇵 Explore Japan’s most iconic waterfront route — from Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris Wheel to the largest Chinatown. This immersive Yokohama city walk in Kanagawa Prefecture (神奈川県) captures 18 must-see locations with authentic ASMR city sounds in stunning 60fps.

Hi, I’m Ami 🌸 This is the COMPLETE Yokohama walking tour (4K/60fps City Walk) covering everything from modern amusement parks to traditional temples in one continuous route. 🎧 Best with headphones for a full ASMR experience (binaural city sounds, footsteps, ocean waves, street ambience).

We’ll begin at Minato Mirai Station (みなとみらい駅), explore Yokohama Cosmo World with the famous Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris Wheel, walk through the historic Red Brick Warehouse district (赤レンガ倉庫), stroll along beautiful Yamashita Park waterfront, discover hidden temples and museums, and end in the vibrant atmosphere of Yokohama Chinatown (横浜中華街) — the largest in Japan with over 600 restaurants.

This Yokohama walking tour is perfect as a virtual walk, study ambience, work background, or Japan travel planning. Whether you’re looking for Yokohama day trip inspiration from Tokyo or just want to relax with real Japan city sounds and sights, this tour brings you the complete Yokohama experience.

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🎬 OSAKA walking Tour: https://youtu.be/cZi3izrm6m4?si=YNXziCiRRxbjV3ii
🎬 Yokohama Summer Part 1: https://youtu.be/e6utfM_TaTc?si=EU6kpIVR2Qg-hDfn
📂 Playlist: 4k Japan walking tour https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2r8y5sO7VlKW3cRm1IhU8ZB-mfEW3IO5&si=_kB4qJIVmpKa2P-i

💬 Turn on CC to see route notes, location names, and tiny bubble thoughts.
🎥 Recorded in 4K HDR / 60fps with binaural audio, captured on DJI Osmo Pocket 3.

CHAPTERS:

0:00 Intro | Yokohama Complete Route 4K HDR Walk
2:03 Japan walking tour start みなとみらい駅 (Minato Mirai Station)
2:20 Minato Mirai bay view | Landmark Tower
3:30 Carnival Street | Yokohama Cosmo World entrance
6:00 Yokohama Cosmo World | Amusement park atmosphere
9:40 Sea Bass Pier | Waterfront promenade
15:37 Cosmo Clock 21 | Giant Ferris wheel close-up
18:00 Yokohama World Porters | Shopping mall
22:30 Shinko Chuo Square (新港中央広場) waterfront
26:05 Red Brick Warehouse (赤レンガ倉庫) historic district
28:56 Osanbashi Pier | Port history
34:25 Kishamichi Bridge | Bay walk
36:52 Elephant Trunk Park (象の鼻パーク) art terrace
42:55 Yamashita Park (山下公園) seaside promenade
44:10 Hikawa Maru | Cruise ship & Bay Bridge
49:45 Guardian of Water | Sister city fountain
53:15 Yokohama Chinatown (横浜中華街)
1:00:23 Yokohama Daisekai 福 | Lucky temple complex
1:02:00 Kanteibyō Temple (関帝廟) traditional architecture
1:10:35 Kannai District | Western historic buildings
1:15:00 Archives of History | Museum
1:17:55 Elephant Park sunset | Promenade view
1:19:10 Osanbashi Deck | Port view
1:21:14 Sunset walk | Waterfront vibes
1:23:05 Outro | Complete route summary

🗺️ ROUTE COVERED:
Minato Mirai → Cosmo World → Red Brick Warehouse → Yamashita Park → Chinatown → Kannai Historic District

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