Heiando Pharmacy Bashamichi Head Store

9:00-20:00 / Sat.: 9:00-15:00 / Sun. and Holidays: 9:00-16:00 / Open daily 5-89-2 Aioicho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-681-3232

Art Jewelry Bashamichi Salon

10:30 -19:00 / Closed on Wednesdays6F Art Building, 4-45 Tokiwacho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-664-0700

Araiya Bankokubashi Store

11:00-14:30 (L.O.14:00), 17:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:30) Closed irregularly / 1F Sagami Building, 4-23 Kaigandori, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-226-5003

YOKOHAMA WORLD PORTERSBASHAMicHi NOGE

iSEzAKi MALLMOTOMAcHiSituated across from the COSMOWORLD and the CUPNOODLES MUSEUM, and close to Aka-Renga Soko (Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse), World Porters has been a local favorite for nearly 20 years. With approximately 200 stores spanning six floors and an expansive roof area, the complex has everything from restaurants, cutting-edge fashion, games arcades, interior furnishing, a cinema as well as a go-cart course and mini-golf course on its roof. As a popular destination for both international and domestic visitors, World Porters seeks to offer facilities to help everyone feel at home, including halal restaurants and a prayer room for Muslim guests. Yokohama World Portershttp://www.yim.co.jp/foreign/directory_en/

5min. walk from "Bashamichi Station" : Minato-Mirai Line 5min. walk from "Minato-Mirai Station" : Minato-Mirai Line

Bashamichi is one of the most important areas of eastern Japan. A vital port and customs area for American ships post-Edo period and during the war, it was named after horse-drawn carts ridden by wealthy foreigners and has become synonymous with affluence, sophistication and cosmopolitanism. The port opened in the 1850s and Bashamichi was used for consulates, immigration and customs. It was the location of the first gas lamps, ice cream, and a major gateway for foreign culture into Japan. Because of its rich history, the area is a bustling city center with upscale shops and beautiful architecture – a must-see for history and architecture buffs alike. Bashamichi Shotengai http://www.bashamichi.or.jp/

Near "Bashamichi Station" : Minato-Mirai Line 3min. walk from "Kannai Station" : JR Keihin-Tohoku/Negishi Line, Yokohama

Municipal Subway Blue Line

Tai Parfait11:00-21:00 (L.O.20:30) 2-2-1 Shinko, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-212-1008

Magurodonya Miuramisakiko11:00-21:00 / Sat., Sun. and Holidays:10:30-21:00 (L.O.20:45)2-2-1 Shinko, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-222-2161

GOODiES YOKOHAMA 10:30-21:002-2-1 Shinko, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-222-2175

Once described as “the city’s soul” by author Burritt Sabin, this neighborhood is situated in the literal and figurative heart of Yokohama. Unlike some areas of the city, Noge retains its romantic sense of nostalgia as it has remained virtually untouched in terms of large reconstruction for the last 60-70 years. It started as a black market with a slogan of “You can get anything in Noge”. Jazz also found a home in Noge, partly thanks to Chigusa, the oldest jazz café in Japan being here. The music genre’s influence still holds strong here, with jazz events held several times a year.Noge Hondori Shotengai http://nogehondoorikai.com/index.html

3min. walk from "Sakuragicho Station" : JR Keihin-Tohoku/Negishi Line, Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line

3min. walk from "Hinodecho Station" : Keikyu Line

Aguratei17:00-24:00 / Sun. and Holidays: 17:00-22:00 (L.O., last entry 22:00) / Closed irregularly / 1-12 Nogecho, Naka-ku, Yokohama / Tel. 045-242-9797

Mikiya Shishimai Koubou11:55-19:05 Closed on Fridays5-127-5 Isezakicho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-315-2112

Bakery Uchiki Pan9:00-19:00/Closed on Mondays (Tuesdays if Holiday)

1-50 Motomachi, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-641-1161

Miracle Shokai18:00-2:00/Sun. and Holidays: 18:00-24:00 /1F Yoshikawa Building, 1-13 Nogecho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-262-2635

Minoya Honten10:00-19:30Closed irregularly1-3-2 Isezakicho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-251-6350

corner's Field Toyuka11:00-18:00Closed on Mondays (Tuesdays if Holiday)5-199-2 Motomachi, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-226-5355

Kinpira Kitchen12:00-15:00,18:00-24:00 / Sun. and Holidays: 12:00-15:00, 18:00-23:00/Closed on Mondays / 2-77-1 Nogecho, Naka-ku, Yokohama / Tel. 045-341-4575

JanomeyaTue. - Fri.:17:00-21:15/ Sat., Sun., Holidays: 12:00-21:00 / Closed on Mondays and first Sunday / 5-126 Isezakicho, Naka-ku, Yokohama / Tel. 045-251-0832

Fashion Boutique FUKUzO10:30-19:00Closed on Mondays (Open if Holiday)3-127 Motomachi, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-651-2801

Isezaki Mall stretches out over an impressive 1.2km divided into seven blocks and features a blend of both old and new. Yurindo bookshop’s flagship store is located here, as well as confectionary maker Fujiya’s second shop (the first one no longer exists), and several trendy cafes, amusement arcades, bars, and more. The area prides itself both on its long history – the shotengai dates to 1874, as do some of the shops – as well as its dedication to new stores, events, and campaigns. There are around 250 events a year, including summer festivals and winter illuminations, as well as concerts and street performances.Isezaki Mall 1.2 St. http://www.isezaki.jp/Isezakicho Shotengai http://www.isezakicho.or.jp/

1min. walk from "Kannai Station" (North Exit) : JR Keihin-Tohoku/Negishi Line, Yokohama municipal Subway Blue Line

4min. walk from "Isezaki-chojamachi Sta." : Yokohama municipal Subway Blue Line

A chic and sophisticated shopping district with a European feel, Motomachi is a five block-long stretch of boutiques, shops, cafés and restaurants that attracts customers from all over. A stone’s throw from Chinatown, the area is known for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and for creating one of the most popular fashion styles of the 1970s and 80s: the “hamatora” (short for Yokohama traditional). Mihama, Kitamura and Fukuzo were the three stores that led the trend, and all three are still going strong today. Nowadays, the street prides itself on its artistic feel and presence of mostly small, individually-owned shops instead of large chain stores.Motomachi Shopping Street http://www.motomachi.or.jp/en/Motomachi Craftmanship Streets http://www.motomachi-cs.com/

1min. walk from "Motomachi-Chukagai Station" (Motomachi Exit) : Minato-Mirai Line 4min. walk from "Ishikawacho Station" (Motomachi Exit) : JR Keihin-Tohoku Line

city of Yokohama Commerce Promotion Division, Economic Affairs Bureau 1-1 Minato-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama 231-0017 TEL: 045-671-4235, FAX: 045-664-9533, Publication date: November 2017

Yokohama Tourist Information Center

1. Yokohama Station (On the East to West Walk Way)

9:00-19:00 2-16-1, Takashima, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, 220-0011 TEL. 045-441-7300 2. Sakuragicho Station Tourist Information Center 9:00-18:00 CIAL Sakuragicho (in front of the south gate at Sakuragicho Sta.)

1-1 Sakuragi-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, 231-0062 / TEL. 045-211-0111 3. Shin-Yokohama Station 9:00-21:00 2-100-45, Shin-Yokohama, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama, 222-0033 TEL. 045-473-2895

Yokohama Travel Info Spot Yokohama Travel Info Spot offers services such as sightseeing maps of Yokohama, pamphlets, and information about nearby attractions. http://www.yokohamajapan.com/information/information-centers/

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Station Bus stop Seven-Eleven ATM Post Office ATM Police office

Parking Hotel Toilet Traffic Light Coin Locker Free WiFi L.O. Last

Order Shotengai Information corner Night view spot Exchange counter

▲ Yokohama Station West (Nishiguchi Gobangai) ▲ Honmoku

Yoshidamachi▼ Totsuka Station East▼

Ishikawacho is conveniently located close to many popular tourist destinations in the city, including Motomachi , Chukagai (Yokohama’s Chinatown) and Yamashita Park, a beautiful green space along the waterfront. However, it would be a mistake to just pass through without checking out a few places along on the way. Ishikawacho has put a lot of time and effort into creating an open community setting and it shows. The streets have been widened for better accessibility, and its many annual events have proven popular. This area’s eclectic mix of artistic stores and trendy eateries makes it a must-see destination at any time of the year.Hiragana Shotengai http://www.hiraganashoutengai.net/, Ishikawa Shotengai http://www.i-canalstreet.jp/, Ishikawacho Hiragana Shotengai West Avenue https://www.facebook.com/hiraganaWESTAVENUE/,

Near "Ishikawacho Station" (South Exit) : JR Keihin-Tohoku/Negishi Line

Named for New York's high fashion quarter Fifth Avenue, this shopping street is as "deep Yokohama" as you can get. Formerly a nightlife-only area with cabaret clubs, seedy bars, and dance halls, Nishiguchi Gobangai is now a family-friendly location with a plethora of great restaurants and a wide variety of shops. The area even has stores selling hard-to-find retro games and vintage magazines. Fashionistas may enjoy hunting for rare treasures at a second hand clothing store or finding the perfect fit at a historic custom suit shop. Whatever your taste in food, fashion or culture, Nishiguchi Gobangai has something for everyone.Yokohama Eki Nishiguchi Gobangai Shotengai http://www.yokohama-5bangai.com/wordpress/

Just near "Yokohama Station" (West Exit) : JR Lines, Keikyu Line, Tokyu-Toyoko Line, Sotetsu Line, Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line

Nestled between the districts of Noge and Isezakicho, Yoshidamachi is a bustling drinking street chockablock full of bars. It’s not a particularly long street, measuring just 250 meters, however it counts an impressive 35 bars and drinking emporiums. It’s not a fancy affair – in fact it might be labeled gritty by some – but the realness of the street is one of its major charms. There are many unique little shops and bars, including a magic bar where you can witness top-class magic tricks while sipping on a pint. These are just some of the many fascinating treats you’ll find here.Yoshidamachi Meitengai-kai http://www.yoshidamachi.org/

1 min. walk from "Kannai Station" (North Exit) : JR Keihin-Tohoku Line 1 min. walk from "Kannai Station" : Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line

Rebranded Honmoku Ribbon Fun Street some time ago, its name includes “ribbon” because it’s a symbol of intertwining and harmony between residents and visitors. It’s another important area in terms of Yokohama’s history as Honmoku used to be the location of a huge American military base. In fact, the base area is still named as “America-zaka entrance” to this day. Now it’s a melting pot of good food, with eateries ranging from Chinese cuisine, American hamburgers and Japanese soba and udon. This mishmash of cultures, good food, and great shopping is a great place to see remnants of modern history in the now.Honmoku Ribbon Fun Street Shotenkai http://www.honmoku-street.com/

Bus Stop "Honmoku-itchome", "Honmoku-nichome", "Hongocho": Municipal Bus (No.105) from "Yokohama Station"

Located in Totsuka ward south of Yokohama is an area popular among visitors who want insight into what life in Japan is really like. The Totsuka Station East shotenkai (that’s shotenkai for “shopping organization,” not shotengai, which means “shopping street”) is a group of business owners spread out through various parts of the city. You'll find everything from a traditional style bakery that has served the local community for over 20 years, to a wrapping shop that carries stationery as well as bento boxes and festival accessories — all for a bargain price. The wide variety of locales in this shotenkai makes exploring Totsuka an adventure.Totsuka Station East Shotenkai http://e-totsuka.info/

Near "Totsuka Station" (East Exit) : JR Tokaido Line, JR Yokosuka Line, Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line

This little nook of “old” Yokohama hides nostalgic treasures you’ll be hard pressed to find elsewhere in Japan. In the covered Nakamise street of this shopping area you’ll find grocery shops, kimono-sellers, stylish cafés – and even shops selling geta (Japanese clogs) and zori (Japanese sandals). Originally, samurai used this plot of land as a gateway to Kozukue Castle back in the 1400s. Now, it’s a vibrant shopping district with unique events, like the “Dokkiri yami-ichi ”, which means “startling black market”. Held every third Saturday of the month from spring to autumn, (except for August), it features swapping and sale events, street performances, and more. Rokkakubashi Shotengai Rengokai http://www.rokkakubashi.jp/

Just near "Hakuraku Station" (West Exit): Tokyu-Toyoko Line 1.5km away from "Kishine-Koen Station": Yokohama Munisipal Subway Blue Line 1.8km away from "Higashi-Kanagawa Station": JR Keihin-Tohoku/Negishi Line

Dating back 70 years, this retro shopping arcade boasts about 100 to 130 stores and is set up like a magician’s slow reveal, finishing 300 meters later with the pure majesty of Gumyoji Temple. The main hall is said to date back to 1044 and adds a sense of serenity to this otherwise bustling area. The temple is not Gumyoji’s only distinctive feature as a river runs through it – in fact, it’s the only shotengai in the country with one. This unique shotengai has its fair share of interesting shops, great bars and restaurants, and offers an aesthetically pleasing experience.Yokohama Gumyoji Shotengai http://www.gumyouji-shoutengai.com/

Near "Gumyoji Station" : Yokohama municipal Subway Blue Line 3min. Walk from "Gumyoji Station" : Keikyu Line

ShimomuraLunch: 11:30 - 15:30 (L.O. 13:50) / Dinner: 18:00 - 22:30 (L.O.21:00) / Reservation only / 3-107 Ishikawacho, Naka-ku, Yokohama / Tel. 045-263-8989

Shimazu15:00-23:30 / Open dailyB1F Taiyo Building, 1-5-29 Minamisaiwai, Nishi-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-311-0954

Toraya11:00 -21:00 (L.O. 20:30, Lunch:11:00-16:00) Closed on Sun., Closed irregularly2-3 Yoshidamachi, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-251-2271

Yasudaya Gofukuten10:00-18:00Closed on Sundays (Open if Holiday)1-9 Honmokucho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-623-5781

Housou ichiba Totsuka Store9:00 -18:00 / Closed on Sundays and Holidays / 417 Kamikuratacho, Totsuka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-864-1621

Raijindo Rokkakubashi Store

10:00-19:00 / Closed irregulary1-9-22 Rokkakubashi, Kanagawa-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-402-2538

Fujikata Tofuten11:00-19:00Closed irregularly4-115 Toricho, Minami-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-731-4320

charcoal Grill Green ishikawachoWeekdays: 17:00-2:00 / Sat., Sun., and Holidays: 16:00-2:00 / Open daily1-8 Ishikawacho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-662-5993

Kitchen cariocaMon. - Sat.: 11:30-15:30, 17:30-22:30 (L.O. 15:00, 22:00) / Sun. and Holidays: 11:30-16:00, 17:00-21:30 (L.O. 15:30, 21:00) / 1-5-24 Minamisaiwai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama / Tel. 045-311-2169

Yoshidamachi LilyOpened when show is held. 13:00-23:00 (bar time starts at 18:00)4-9 Yoshidamachi, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-315-7935

Okonomiyaki Honmoku Kim-ChanMon. - Thu.: 17:00-23:30, Sun., Holidays: 16:00-23:30 / Fri., Sat.: 16:00-24:00 / Closed on Wednesdays / 1F Daito Heights, 1-156 Honmokucho, Naka-ku / Tel. 045-623-8187

Totsuka Kaden9:00-19:00 / Closed on Wednesdays849-31 Kamikuratacho, Totsuka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-881-0930

coffee Bunmei12:00-20:00 / Closed on Wednesdays and third Tuesdays / 1-9-2 Rokkakubashi, Kanagawa-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-432-4185

Hamada-ya11:00-19:30Closed on Wednesdays2-2-18 Ooka, Minami-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-731-0307

Kinpeidou8:00 - 19:302-60 Ishikawacho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-641-6532

Bikkuri Sushi11:00-14:00, 17:00-24:00 (L.O.23:30) Closed on Sundays1-5-30 Minamisaiwai, Nishi-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-311-3880

Archiship Library ＆ café　　　　　　Tue. to Fri. 13:00 - 18:00 (Sat. and Sun. from12:00) Closed on Mondays, Holidays4-9 Yoshidamachi, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-326-6611

iwataya Liquor Store8:00-20:00Closed irregularly1-36 Honmokucho, Naka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-622-8566

Petit Lapin Boulangerie8:00 -19:00 Closed on Sundays144 Yoshidacho, Totsuka-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-866-0310

café Amendoro11:00-19:00 / Closed on Mondays1-9-2 Rokkakubashi, Kanagawa-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-432-4188

Torichu10:00-19:30Closed on Wednesdays4-111 Toricho, Minami-ku, YokohamaTel. 045-741-3660

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