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Three Links to Yokohama

Yokohama Restaurant City Event Beer Bar Tourism

Yokohama at Night

Yokohama Beer Magazine

Once an insignificant fishing village, Yokohama has since become the international gateway to Japan with a staggering list of firsts to boast. Want to learn more about Japan's second largest city? Here are three links to get you started:

City of Yokohama (Official): Everything you need to know about the city
http://www.city.yokohama.lg.jp/lang/en/

Yokohama Seasider Magazine: a monthly bilingual lifestyle magazine with bar and restaurant reviews, city and event info. Free.
http://yokohamaseasider.com/

Yokohama Beer Magazine: Yokohama is considered Japan's "Beer City" - here's why.
http://www.welcome.city.yokohama.jp/ja/tourism/beer/

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