Largest Chinatown in Japan, located near Motomachi and Yokohama Port. A lively maze of colorful streets lined with lanterns, grand paifang gates, and countless specialty restaurants, it offers a wide range of Chinese cuisine—dim sum, ramen, bao, sweets, and street food stalls. The area also features several temples, including Kanteibyo, dedicated to the god of war. It’s especially busy on weekends, during Chinese New Year, and during food festivals.

Price: Free (excluding food and shopping)
Touristy? : Very touristy. Popular with both locals and international visitors for its food and vibrant atmosphere.