Yokohama Landmark Tower, located in the Minato Mirai district of Yokohama, is the second tallest building in Japan! This impressive 70-floor skyscraper, completed in 1993, stands 296.3 meters tall and is an unmistakable staple in the area’s skyline. The tower is visually intriguing with defined corner posts and a slightly flared base; the building is an engineering feat with a flexible structure that absorbs earthquake shocks. Amazingly, these earthquake building tactics are similar to the ones used to construct traditional Japanese multi-story pagodas.
Yokohama Landmark Tower is a hub of memorable activities with destinations such as the Sky Garden Observatory, Yokohama Royal Park Hotel, and Yokohama Landmark Plaza.
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<p class="spot-highlight__description">Sky Garden Observatory, located on the 69th floor of Yokohama Landmark Tower, offers guests incredible 360-degree panoramic views of the city, Yokohama Port, Tokyo Bay, Tokyo City, and Mount Fuji on clear days. The expansive composition of organized skyscrapers, roadways, water, and sky meet at the distant horizon to create a mesmerizing perspective of city life. At night, the scene transforms into a dazzling sea of lights and color. The ride up to the observatory is a thrilling journey as the tower is home to Japan’s fastest elevator, which ascends 69 floors in under 40 seconds!<p> <p class="spot-highlight__description">Apart from the spectacular views, the 69th floor also features the Sky Cafe. Guests can enjoy a number of delicious options, such as white-and-blue soft serve ice cream and sky float drinks that are colored to match the clouds and sky. Visitors can even have a bottle of beer as they drink in the amazing views.</p> <p class="spot-highlight__description">Admission to the Sky Garden Observatory costs 1,000 JPY for adults, 800 JPY for high school students and seniors (65+), 500 JPY for elementary and junior high school students, and 200 JPY for children under four years old. The floor’s normal business hours are from 10:00 to 21:00 with the last admission at 20:30.</p>
<p class="spot-highlight__description">Yokohama Landmark Plaza is a five-story mall situated at the base of Landmark Tower and is connected to the skyscraper’s first, third, and fifth floors. The plaza is an exciting collection of restaurants and shops featuring local and international brands, making it a fashion lover’s dream. The plaza’s open floor-plan, abundance of natural lighting, and white-stone decor elevate visitors’ shopping experience and make it a spot for public promotions and performances. During Christmas time, the plaza embraces the festive season by displaying an 8-meter tall Swarovski crystal tree and hosting a snowfall event as well as a light-and-music show.</p> <p class="spot-highlight__description">Art enthusiasts can also check out Moku Moku Waku Waku Yokohama Yo Yo, which is a twisted stainless steel art sculpture featured at the base of the Landmark Tower that is reminiscent of a roller coaster. While in the area, shoppers can also visit the nearby Queen’s Tower A, which includes additional shops and restaurants and the Yokohama Art Museum.</p> <p class="spot-highlight__description">Yokohama Landmark Plaza is open from 11:00 to 20:00 for shopping and 11:00 to 22:00 for dining.</p>
2-minute walk from Minatomirai station
Officially Japan’s tallest building, the Landmark Tower is an enormous skyscraper that is home to a beautiful observation deck, a 5-star hotel, and super fast elevators.
The Landmark Tower in Yokohama is actually the tallest building in Japan (not the tallest structure though), and I used to work at a company located in this tower a few years back. The views of the building itself and the views from the building, both left a very positive impression on me and I wanted to share some snaps of the tower in this photo story. The area is also ideal for a family trip, as the Cosmo World Amusement Park sits just next to the building and it offers exciting roller coasters and other attractions for kids to enjoy. If you prefer shopping, no problem, visit the Queen's Square with a good selection of well-known brand shops.
横浜ランドマークタワーは日本で最も高いビルだ。（建造物では一番ではない）、何年か前にこのビルにあるオフィスで働いていたことがある私はこのビルと、このビルから見える景色が忘れられない。 是非、私のフォトストーリーで皆さんに紹介したいと思う。 この界隈はコスモワールドなど、家族と訪れるのに最高の場所もある。 ランドマークタワーのすぐ隣に位置し、ジェットコースターや子供向けの豊富なアトラクションがある。 買い物が目的の人には、クィーンズスクエアやランドマークに有名ブランド店が揃っている。
Minato Mirai 21: Yokohama's architecture of the future.
Le quartier Minato Mirai 21 : l'architecture futuriste de Yokohama.
ميناتو ميراي 21 : الهندسة المعمارية في يوكوهاما المستقبل.
إن برج يوكوهاما من أعلى المباني في اليابان و لقد اعتدت العمل لدى شركة في هذا البرج منذ عدة سنوات مضت . لقد ترك منظر البرج و المناظر من داخل البرج أثراً إيجابياً علي و ودت أن أشاركم بعض اللقطات في هذه القصة المصورة . كذلك المنطقة المحيطة بالبرج تعتبر منطقة رائعة للرحلات الأسرية حيث يقع منتزه "عالم كوزمو" جانب البرج حيث تتوفر العجلات الدوارة و غيرها من وسائل المتعة و التسلية للأطفال. إذا كنت من محبي التسوق فإنه بإمكانك التوجه إلى ميدان الملكة حيث يوجد مجموعة من محلات الماركات المشهورة.
Yokohama's Landmark Tower and Nippon Maru, a unique collaboration of 20th & 21st technology.
Minato Mirai 21: Arsitektur Yokohama di masa depan
แลนด์มาร์ค ทาวเวอร์ และ นิปปอนมะรุ การผสมผสานกันของเทคโนโลยีของศตวรรษที่ 20 และ 21
Tháp Landmark ở Yokohama thực sự là toà nhà cao nhất ở Nhật Bản (mặc dù không phải cấu trúc cao nhất), và tôi đã từng làm việc tại một công ty nằm ở tháp này vài năm trở lại đây.
Tháp Landmark của Yokohama và Nippon Maru, một sự kết hợp độc đáo của công nghệ thế kỉ 20 & 21.
커플 또는 그룹(최대 12명)에 이상적인 Masago는 맛있고 예술적인 매력적인 가이세키 요리를 제공합니다. 본연의 맛을 유지하면서 세계 각국의 맛을 더한 일식 요리를 맛볼 수 있습니다.
Peace Cafe는 맛있고 다채로운 채식 메뉴를 제공한다. 이 하와이식 카페는 절대 당신을 실망 시키지 않을 거다. 타코 샐러드, 두부로 만든 돈까스, 야채 카레를 맛볼 수 있다.
미스 카사블랑카에서 애프터눈 티로 중국차, 딤섬, 시우마이, 만두를 즐겨보세요. 가나가와현의 고급 중화요리를 맛볼 수 있는 시크하고 편안한 캐주얼 중식당입니다.
The Yokohama Museum of Art was founded in 1989 and is one of the largest museums in Japan. The facility contains a total of seven galleries: 3 for permanent exhibitions, 3 for special exhibitions and 1 for photography.
Yokohama Cosmo World is an amusement park in the center of the Minato Mirai district, which also includes the ferris wheel that characterizes the skyline of the area World, and it still holds the record as the world's largest ferris wheel with a clock. Families, friends and couples in particular visit Yokohama Cosmo World and take advantage of the multitude of rides and attractions. The park itself offers free entry, but you have to buy tickets for individual rides. Yokohama Cosmo World is divided into three zones. The Kids Carnival Zone has rides and slot machines that are suitable for smaller children. In the Burano Street Zone you can try a little wilder rides, get lost in a hall of mirrors or explore a haunted house. The Wonder Amuse Zone is the main area of the theme park and offers the most exciting rides (roller coaster, flume, 360 ° 3D theater, etc.).
The Interactive Instant Noodle Museum (Cup Noodles Museum) in Yokohama is dedicated to instant noodles and cup noodles. The museum was opened by the company Nissin Food, whose founder Momofuku Ando invented instant noodles in 1958 as a quick and convenient food shown using a combination of bizarre exhibits and practical workshops. A short film about the history of noodles is shown and there is also a visual timeline of instant noodle products from around the world. Nissin also created space ramen for astronauts. The most popular is the workshop where visitors can make their own cup noodles. Here, flavors and numerous additional options can be combined. There is also a playground for children and a noodle bazaar that looks like an Asian market at night. Various pasta dishes from around the world are served here and you can try a variety of flavors.
