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Christmas Market in Yokohama
Yokohama shines even more vibrantly and beautifully during the winter season. The "Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse," beloved by locals and tourists alike as a symbol of Yokohama, hosts a Christmas market every year.

This year's event, the largest ever, features a Christmas tree made of living trees, standing approximately 10 meters tall, adorned with decorations from Germany, such as huts and ornaments. To truly experience the unique charm of Yokohama, a port city that has embraced foreign cultures while prospering, we recommend taking a stroll at night. After sipping warm mulled wine, consider staying at nearby accommodations.

Christmas Market
Location: 1-1 Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama, 231-0001, Japan
Dates: November 24 (Friday) 17:00 - 21:00, November 25 (Saturday) - December 8 (Friday) 11:00 - 21:00, December 9 (Saturday) - December 25 (Monday) 11:00 - 22:00
Admission: 500 yen (including tax) (Free for elementary school children and below)
Website: See website

*Illumination Garden is free to enter
*Elementary school children and below must be accompanied by a guardian
*High school students and below are free until December 8 (Friday)

Manyo no Yu
Manyo no Yu (Manyo Hot Springs)
After braving the winter chill at the Christmas Market, get warmed up with a high-quality hot spring at the "Yokohama Minato Mirai Manyo Club."

Their exquisite hot springs utilize the natural springs from Atami Onsen and Yugawara Onsen, both known for their famous hot spring waters. From their open-air baths, you can enjoy views of Yokohama Harbor. Additionally, at the "Observation Foot Bath Garden" spanning approximately 50 meters, you can enjoy a 360-degree view of Yokohama Minato Mirai, offering a refreshing experience during the day and a night view in the evening.

The bathing area, reminiscent of a Japanese garden, offers various baths including a cypress bath, a lying bath, and a stone bath. They also provide accommodations to help you forget your travel fatigue and find tranquility for your mind and body.

Manyo no Yu
Hours: 24 hours (Main bath area closed 3-6 a.m. for cleaning)
Admission: Prices vary depending on usage hours (Refer to the website)
Website: See website

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Yokohama Royal Park Hotel
Where to Stay: Yokohama Royal Park Hotel
For a unique experience where you can enjoy the Christmas atmosphere enveloping Yokohama from the sky, consider staying at the "Yokohama Royal Park Hotel," located at the highest point in Japan.

The guest rooms are located on floors 52F to 67F of the "Yokohama Landmark Tower," one of the city's iconic landmarks. The Christmas Market at Red Brick Warehouse is within walking distance, and you can reach the hotel directly from Haneda Airport via airport limousine bus. The top-floor Sky Lounge, situated approximately 277 meters above ground, offers a breathtaking view of the sparkling Christmas night scene, where you can toast to a wonderful Yokohama stay with original cocktails.

They are currently offering plans for stays in the popular "Christmas Rooms," adorned with elegant gold and white Christmas decorations. From your window-side counter, you can enjoy the magnificent view of Yokohama.

Yokohama Royal Park Hotel
Location: 2-2-1-3 Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, 220-8173
Number of Rooms: 603
Check-in: 3:00 PM / Check-out: 11:00 AM
Rates: See website

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Kiyoken Shiumai Bento
Where to Eat: Marine Rouge
After enjoying the view from the sky, why not experience the views from the “premium seat” of the port city of Yokohama? "Marine Rouge" is a restaurant ship that exudes a sophisticated ambiance, allowing you to forget your everyday worries. It departs from the pier located just beyond the Red Brick Warehouse, where the Christmas Market is held.

They offer three courses named after the famous Yokohama Three Towers - "Jack," "Queen," and "King", which are said to bring you happiness if you are able to spot them all at once. These chef's special menus incorporate seasonal ingredients that are carefully selected every two months.

Simply gazing at the passing ships and the changing views of Yokohama Harbor from the large windows inside the ship will make time fly by. Enjoy your dinner at sea along with Yokohama's stunning night views.

Marine Rouge
Departure Location: 1-1-1 Kaigan, Naka-ku, Yokohama, 231-0001, Japan (Sea side, Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Building No. 1)
Duration: Dinner Cruise, approximately 120 minutes
Prices:
Jack Course: 10,700 yen (Weekdays) / 11,200 yen (Weekends & Holidays)
Queen Course: 14,400 yen (Weekdays) / 14,900 yen (Weekends & Holidays)
King Course: 19,100 yen (Weekdays) / 19,600 yen (Weekends & Holidays)
Website: See website

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BAY WALK MARKET 2023
If you've visited the Christmas Market at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, why not explore a market with an open, seaside setting while taking a leisurely walk? "BAY WALK MARKET 2023" is a joint event held at four facilities - Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, MARINE & WALK YOKOHAMA, Yokohama Hammerhead, and DREAM DOOR YOKOHAMA HAMMERHEAD, three times a year in summer, autumn, and winter.

The Christmas Market in Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse will feature a local food and produce market with Christmas goods, Christmas sweets, fir trees and wreaths, potted plants, and locally sourced ingredients.

Stroll through the Yokohama Minato Mirai area, immersed in the Christmas spirit, and enjoy souvenir shopping and draft beer while taking in the seasonal beauty.
*Photos are from last year.

BAY WALK MARKET 2023
Dates: December 8 (Friday), 9 (Saturday), and 10 (Sunday), 2023
Venue: Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse to MARINE & WALK YOKOHAMA to Yokohama Hammerhead to DREAM DOOR YOKOHAMA HAMMERHEAD, along the waterfront promenade in Yokohama Minato Mirai (approximately 1 km)
Hours: TBA
Admission: Free (Food and merchandise costs are separate)
Website: See website

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