Yokohama

Chinatown is about 30 minutes by train at international port city area and has 150 years history. In 2.2 square kilometers area, there are 500 shops. It is one of 3 biggest Chinatown in Japan. The best Chinatown is in Yokohama! From long established high grade Chinese restaurant to

Yokohama Chinatown is the largest Chinatown in Japan, larger than the Kobe Chinatown or Nagasaki Chinatown. Lots of Chinese restaurants are located here and you can find various Chinese cuisine, such as Cantonese food, Sichuan food, Shanghai food, Taiwanese foods, and so on. There are also lots of Chinese shops

Yokohama Chinatown was established from mid of 19th century and currently, there are a number of Chinese restaurants there. Oriental atmosphere Yokohama is one of the popular sightseeing spots. Especially, Minatomirai line was opened in 2004 and after “Motomahi Cyukagai station” was opened, many tourist visit here. At this article,

The Yokohama Chukagai (China Town) had been created since 19 century, nowadays, it became popular sightseeing spot and countless number of Chinese restaurants are standing crowdedly. Since Minatomirai train Line had opened to traffic and 「Motomachi・Chukagai Station」 had been built, more travelers has visited there. Today, we will introduce

The Yokohama Chinatown, one of the three biggest China Towns in Japan, was formed in the middle of 19th century. The China Town has numerous Chinese restaurants nowadays and is one of the most popular tourist spots in Yokohama. Motomachi Chukagai station was developed at the same time as the

One of the famous sightseeing spots in Yokohama is China Town. Yokohama China Town started around the middle of 19th century, now it’s swarming with Chinese restaurants. In 2004, Minatomirai Line opened and a new station Motomachi/China Town station opened so they have more visitors now. You can

Yokohama Chinatown, one of the big three Chinatowns in Japan, is a highlight of Yokohama. It was established in the 19th century and thrives to this day, with countless Chinese restaurants and other establishments lining the streets. The opening of the Motomachi / Chukagai Station, serviced by the Minatomirai Line, has