What’s New in Yokohama This Month: May 2021 The history of public transport in Japan is closely linked to Yokohama. The 1872 train…
Rare Foodie Finds: Finding Authentic Turkish Food in Tokyo and Beyond Though still not as common as in Europe, kebab stands or trucks have slowly become…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: April 2021 A phrase you hear a lot nowadays in Japan is “the new normal.” It’s an…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: March 2021 Yokohama has always been Japan’s most international city. After the opening of the country’s borders…
10 Exhibitions to See in Tokyo in February 2021 February heralds the first fleeting signs of spring, and with that, perhaps, a subtle nudge…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: February 2021 As we enter the second month of 2021, Japan’s second largest city is having second…
Timeless Luxury at The Kahala Hotel & Resort Yokohama There are only two The Kahala Hotel & Resort hotels in the world and their…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: January 2021 Yokohama has had many symbols over the years: Chinatown, the sail-shaped InterContinental Yokohama Grand, Landmark Tower…
Tokyo Mask Land, Mulabo! and More Masks: What’s New in Yokohama in December 2020 While Covid-19 is still far from under control in Japan, things could have been far…
What’s New in Yokohama this Month: November 2020 Yokohama is Japan’s second-largest city, but that’s only if you’re counting the people. When it…
Yokohama’s Boy Scout Memorial to an Unknown World War II Soldier Kodomo no Kuni Park, or “Children’s Country,” in the northwestern corner of Yokohama City has…
The Future of Yokohama: A Closer Look at the City’s Exciting New Venues Since the days of the Meiji Restoration, when Yokohama was a village of a few…
Life-size and Lifelike Gundam Statue Coming to Yokohama The popular anime robot, Gundam, is set to come to life later this year for…
10 Unexpected Things I Saw at the Yokohama Marathon How a night owl like myself managed to wake up at 4am on a Sunday…
Isezaki-cho Shopping Mall: The History of Yokohama’s Gateway to Culture and Commerce Isezaki-cho, located in Yokohama’s Naka-ku, is a bustling hub of culture, entertainment and shopping. Here…
