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* To get to Shin-Yokohama Station, you must go to via Yokohama Station.
How to get to Shin-Yokohama Station from Yokohama Station.
1. Yokohama Station → (JR Yokohama line approx.13 min / 160 yen) → Shin-yokohama Station
2. Yokohama Station → (Yokohama municipal subway approx.11 min / 230 yen) → Shin-yokohama station
From Narita International Airport to Yokohama Station
Narita International Airport → (Narita express line approx.84 min / 4,180 yen) → Yokohama Station
From Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)
to Yokohama Station
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) → (Keikyu airport line approx.20 min / 400 yen) → Keikyu-Kamata Station → (Keikyu main line approx.10 min)
→ Yokohama Station
From Tokyo Station to Yokohama Station
Tokyo Station → (JR Tokaido main line approx.25 min / 450 yen)
→ Yokohama Station
From Shinagawa Station to Yokohama Station
Shinagawa station → (JR Tokaido main line approx.16 min / 280 yen)
→ Yokohama Station
From Shibuya Station to Yokohama Station
Shibuya Station → (Tokyu toyoko express line approx.29 min / 260 yen)
→ Yokohama Station
From Shinjuku Station to Yokohama Station
Shibuya Station → (JR Shonan-shinjuku line approx.30 min / 540 yen)
→ Yokohama Station
From Ikebukuro Station to Yokohama Station
Ikebukuro Station → (JR Shonan-shinjuku line approx.34 min / 620 yen)
→ Yokohama Station
Map
The elevator takes you straight from the ticket gate of Shin-Yokohama Station to the 10th floor lobby.
Hotel Associa Shin-Yokohama provides direct access from Shin-Yokohama - the entrance to the metropolitan area - to Nagoya and Osaka.
Our hotel is the gateway of Shin-Yokohama.
Access to the hotel lobby, from Limousine bus stop No.1.
Area Guide
Yokohama Chinatown
Link:http://www.chinatown.or.jp/index.html
The birth of Yokohama Chinatown is thought to have been when Commodore Perry visited Japan here in On July 14, 1853, this caused the Shogunate Ieyasu Tokugawa to choose Yokohama as Japan's first international port of trade.
After that, many Chinese came to live in the town which led to many Chinese restaurants opening so that Chinese people living there can enjoy the food of their homeland. There are 239 Chinese restaurants in the town and 626 shops all which make up Chinatown.
Sankeien Garden
Link:http://www.sankeien.or.jp/index.html
Sankeien garden was opened in 1906.
The whole garden is as large as 175,000 square meters and the garden places are reminiscent of Kyoto and Kamakura.
Minato Mirai 21
Link:http://www.minatomirai21.com/english/index.html
Minato Mirai 21 is the name of the project to transform the metropolitan area of Yokohama.
"Minato" means "port" in Japanese and "Mirai" means "future".
In 1989, "Minato Mirai" became the name of the town in Yokohama and there are many places here for visitors to enjoy.
The Yokohama Landmark Tower is the tallest building in Japan and Yokohama Akarenga (Red Brick Warehouse) is home to many fashionable shops.