Yokohama Then and Now Walking Tour of the Port Opening Era

Enjoy panoramic views of Yokohama Port from this scenic park, once home to the British Consulate. The rose garden reflects the city’s Western heritage.

A historic cemetery with over 3,000 gravestones. It honors the memory of foreign residents who contributed to Japan’s modernization after the port opened. (Exterior Only)

A charming street lined with preserved Western houses such as Berrick Hall, Ehrismann Residence, and the Catholic Yamate Church—remnants of the foreign settlement era.

Japan’s first Western-style park. Once a vibrant social hub for foreign residents, with tennis courts and clubhouses.

Explore elegant Western mansions that once housed diplomats. The surrounding garden showcases European landscaping and architecture.

This stylish historic street is home to Japan’s oldest bakery and other Western-inspired shops dating back to the Meiji era.Relax at a Western-style café to reflect on the tour and chat with your guide over coffee or tea.