Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse 1

Awesome building and great shops!

Presently there are two buildings. The first building is only occupied on the first floor. The second building has three stories with the third story occupied by restaurants.

The red brick building has a series of specialty Boutique shops that are not reminiscent of tourist trap.

There are unique shops and artists here as well as many choices for food.

There's on-site parking, and we paid less than $500 yen for about 2 hours.

There's also an observation deck with some sofas and coffee tables where you can sit and rest your feet for a few minutes.

Very comfortable, convenient, and fun.

Highly recommended.

I had no plans of visiting a this place that day, but little did I know that taking a bus right after viewing the moving Gundam would lead me here. As the bus meandered through the city, I noticed a beautiful red brick building with a lot of people and vendors. I decided to step off and explore. It turned out to be a historic site renovated to modern use, I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon by chance.

Fun place, lots of cute souvenir shops and a food court!
There are a lot of people (especially because it was raining the day we went)

Would recommend stopping by if you're in Yokohama for a day.

It is more a place for people wanting to find artisan shops and artisanal food. Not for normal shoppers preferring malls. Get your souvenir - i got mine here, choose a design and it'll roll out this shiny stuff💕

Quite the experience to see how nice they've worked in transforming these historic warehouses. Go for the history - the custom warehouses dates from the turn of the century - around 1911 and partially survived the Great Kanto Earthquake. The entire place is situated by the harbour and there's wind turbines here.

Lovely historical place with many small shops. Wonderful place to take photos.

I went for Yokohama Oktobefest 2023, it was really well presented. This event had 20th anniversary, and people really enjoyed the fest.

The Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, a historic architectural marvel, stands as a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage. These elegantly aged structures, with their deep red bricks and sturdy framework, evoke a sense of nostalgia, merging industrial charm with modern sophistication. Inside, a vibrant array of shops and restaurants offers a delightful blend of local and international flavors. The surrounding area, beautifully landscaped and overlooking the scenic harbor, provides a picturesque backdrop. The warehouses host a variety of events throughout the year, transforming into a hub of activity and celebration. This iconic landmark, blending history with contemporary life, remains a beloved destination for both locals and tourists.

We're from the states, we visited the Red Brick Warehouse for about a half a day and had a great time on the waterfront shopping and the food. We happen to be there during the outdoor gardens, just beautiful.

Lots of trinkity shops to meander through. Lots nearby.

Good place, lovely weather beautiful place for coffee n shopping

This renovated warehouse has a fascinating story. It is a shopping mall with a large food court. You can shop for unique(but pricey) souvenirs that you don't normally find in the city mall.

I went here for the Yokohama Christmas market, it was great!!! They had ice skating, pretty lights and lots of food to pick from.

It's a cool building with some shops in it. We were just outside for the October festival and didn't go inside.

Very nice mall with unique shops

There is a cafe and many shops.

Nice restaurants and coffee shops inside.

Really nice selection of places to eat. They're all a bit pricey compared to what I've seen in the area, but the food is good from what I've had.

Lovely restaurant area, close to the park, boat museum, tower and hotels on one end, and close to the ferris wheel, amusement park and more on the other. Shopping for local goods and restaurants. Great place to spend a day.

Cool place to go to for shopping

So crouded inside (along with shops inside), but great to bring your own obentou (lunch box) and have a snack with a view to the seaside!