Yokohama Landmark Tower

A sight to behold of. For me, a German citizen, it’s like a world wonder because I’ve never experienced anything similar in my whole life.

The building is gigantic and life pulsates inside of it. There’s an inanely huge shopping mall, a world-class luxury hotel, a panoramic view at the city and afar from all angles, art installations, a banquet hall, and offices all in one place.

I could stay here forever because the service is superb and the atmosphere a dream come true.

It's an amazing observation deck, where you can go close up to the windows and take nice pictures. Inside lighting is dimmed, so you don't have reflections. Good view for Mt. Fuji (if it's a clear day, mostly in winter). You can also see Skytree and Enoshima. Also across Tokyo Bay. Fast elevator doing 45kph. Entrance is 1000¥ for adults. Good to hang out, if you have tired feet from exploring Yokohama. Comfortable seating is available.

Beautiful views from the 70th floor, the shopping mall has a variety of stores and restaurants. I highly recommend visiting the Landmark Tower in Yokohama, Japan.

Soaring high above Yokohama, the Landmark Tower is a majestic feat of modern architecture. Its sleek, steel façade glitters in the sun, dwarfing everything around it. But the real thrill begins inside, where a rocket-like elevator whisks you up 69 floors in a mere 40 seconds. My stomach lurched as the city shrank beneath me, but the breathtaking panorama at the top quickly washed away any nerves. As far as the eye could see, Yokohama sprawled out in a kaleidoscope of lights and bustling streets, framed by the serene silhouette of Mount Fuji in the distance. It was a vista that literally took my breath away, a moment I'll never forget. If you're looking for an adrenaline rush and a dose of unforgettable beauty, the Yokohama Landmark Tower is an absolute must.

Provides 360 view of Yokohama.Has Cafe that sells drinks (water,tea,beer,soda,juice), finger foods like fries and fried chicken, financiers and ice cream.

The observation deck offers breathtaking views of the port and the inner city. I didn’t go to the cafe but got a T-shirt with an interesting design at the souvenir shop. Worth the visit!

Yohokama night ✨❤
Views from landmark tower is another level of Yokohama beauties.. ❤

The Yokohama Royal Park Hotel is an exceptional establishment that truly deserves an outstanding review. From the moment you step foot into the hotel, you are greeted with impeccable service and a luxurious atmosphere that is second to none. The rooms are beautifully designed, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and the Yokohama Bay. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of the hotel, from the elegant furnishings to the top-notch amenities provided. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure that your stay is nothing short of perfect, catering to your every need with a warm and friendly demeanor. The dining options at the hotel are equally impressive, with a variety of exquisite restaurants offering a range of culinary delights. Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or a memorable business trip, the Yokohama Royal Park Hotel is the epitome of luxury and sophistication.

Amazing views of Yokohama, Tokyo, and beyond. We were able to catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji through a warm, hazy day, Tokyo Bay was beautiful. There is a library, cafe and gift shop. Prices are very reasonable.

An amazing view point from 69 floors. The ticket just only 1,000 Yen per person. But you can enjoy with this panorama view and mini aquarium. Not really busy for weekday and you can see Fuji mountains from another side

If you're in Tokyo, you can easily reach Yokohama city by train. Our first destination was the Yokohama Landmark Tower, where you can enjoy a breathtaking aerial view of the port and inner city from every angle. We visited during the non-peak season and didn't have to wait in line to go up. We were able to relax at the cafe, order a delicious Yokohama beer, and enjoy the stunning landscape scenery from the top. It was definitely worth the trip.

A good place for shopping and dinning.
In this Christmas time, the Christmas is huge and with Harry Porter concepts.

Great place foe visit with friends and family which matches with every experience that we knew.

Location: Super nice view of Yokohama city and really fantastic views event really less people.

We love atmosphere there with lot of stories to close

Relatively cheap to get in and fantastic views. Saw the sun set behind fujisan! Great gift shop. Not crowded when we went on a Friday evening in March.

I hadn’t been here in 18 years. This place has NOT degraded by any means. The service was excellent. It’s a reliable and timeless experience that on can count on.

Great views, the lift is an engineering wonder .
The tower is a short walk from the train station and east to get to. We visited around 10am on a weekday, no queues at all.

a splendid view down to the city of yokohama and its harbor. the viewing platform is at almost 295m altitude, actually the 5th highest building in japan, built between 1990-93. I recommend to go up like 45-60min before sunset, to enjoy the utmost spectacular lights and views. the entrance fee for a single adult is ¥1200. there is also a snack bar and a little library up there and different seats to rest and enjoy the view to all directions.

An observatory with a panoramic view of Yokohama city. The night view is especially beautiful.

Entrance fee is 1000 yen, not that expensive comparing to other places. Place is quite easy to find. The view of Yokohama is absolutely stunning at night!! Highly recommended to visit at night.

Yokohama Landmark Tower is highly accessible and a shopper's paradise. Additionally, there are various accommodation, entertainment, and shopping facilities around it. There are so many things I want to describe, but I will stop here because there are too many. I recommend visiting in person. If you want to visit comfortably and slowly, I recommend visiting on weekdays because it can get very crowded on weekends. Of course, if it's possible to visit on weekdays."