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Yokohama View
The Landmark Tower in Yokohama gives a great view of the whole City. It is the tallest building in Japan at 296 metres. The view from the 69th floor observatory deck is great on a clear day.
Intercontinental Hotel has a great shape like a ship
Port of Yokohama
Cosmo World theme park area.
Lots more space for more construction to come.
Relatively new construction projects completed here.
Mountain range visible on a clear day like today.
Buildings seem to stretch on for ever.
Expressway with buildings.
Greenery mixed in with buildings.
Tall structuresof Tokyo visible in background.
The Expressway looks good from this height also.
Shops and Office buildings.
Lots of reclaimed land in this area.
Which buildings can you make out here?
Tokyo skyline visible far away.
Port of Yokohama
Haneda Airport in the distance.
Bay Bridge
The Ferris Wheel at Cosmo World, Minato Mirai.
The Ferris Wheel at Cosmo World, Minato Mirai.
The Ferris Wheel at Cosmo World, Minato Mirai.
Looking out at the various landmarks.
Lots of buildings had helicopter pads.
You can see for a long way on a clear day.
Mt Fuji just visible in the distance
Plenty of real estate down below.
More and more smaller structures all over the place.
City spreads out for a long way.
Helipad as seen from Landmark Tower
Cafe at top of Landmark Tower
City of Yokohama
Yamashita Park, Yokohama
Yokohama Port Tower
Yokohama Stadium
Sakuragiki-cho Station area
Bay Bridge
Old warehouse district
Aka Renga
Hikawa Maru at Yamashita Park
People walking to Sakuragicho Station below.
Yokohama City and Zo no Hana Park
Souvenir t-shirt of Landmark Hotel
Intercontinental Hotel.
Top of the Intercontinental Hotel
Lots of wind turbines in this area.
Theme Park and shopping area, Minato Mirai.
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Gorgeous photos! I really should have gone up the landmark on my (very brief) visit to Yokohama.
uwa~~ i like yokohama a lot for some reason. so thanks for the photos!
You are welcome. Yokohama is a cool place and so close to Tokyo
Great pics! Such a beautiful day and the theme park was empty? Must put Yokohama down on my list to visit when I get to Japan.
Couldn’t see anyone from up on the 69th floor.
daaaaaaaaamn. Awesome view !
I’ve always walked past/underneath/next to landmark tower but never been inside. Didn’t know they had an observatory (tough a building that large it’s gotta) And even higher than my favorite observatory in Tokyo; Mori art tower .
I love Yokohama, it’s a totally different vibe from Tokyo, and indeed so close, you can easily get a train there and depending which one/ where you get on it can take 30 minutes. Too bad it’s winter, there are some nice parks there.
P.S Did you ever go to the “Raumen” museum in Shin Yokohama ? It’s amazing ! Look it up if you haven’t heard of it.
I had planned to go to the Ramen Museum, but we changed plans when it rained and went to the nearby Mitsubishi Center instead. Ramen musem next time for sure.
Lovely shots – such a great view from up there! I’m really looking forward to getting down to Yokohama next time I’m in Japan : )
Meanwhile, does that rollercoaster in #46 finish in the water? It just seems to stop there. #21 cuts it off just above the point in question…
Well spotted. The roller coaster goes into the hole where the water is and comes out the other side. I didn’t ride it but it must be a strange feeling to almost hit the ground near the water.
Beautiful day for photos. Pretty awesome that you can see the Tokyo skyline from Yokohama
I can see Yokohama from my apartment window as well http://shibuya246.com/2009/11/01/view-from-my-window/
At first sight I thought it was the Burj Al Arab in Dubai… my eyes were like O___O
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Great pics, really!!
Thanks. I’m not sure which structure came first?
via @Shibuya246: Yokohama View, Japan Photo-Post | Shibuya246 http://bt.io/DIKe Another place to visit if i ever make it over there. In all saying a great set of photos, and a trip w/your family all wrapped up in one.
Yokohama was definitely my favorite spot that i visited when i went to Japan. It was so refreshing and the air felt nice compared to Tokyo. I find myself staring mostly at Yokohama stadium.. im so amazed by it for some reason lol
A great City for sure.
Looks like some dirt on the lens here? What is a good way to clean the lenses?
view on photoI think its just that u are taking the pic from inside the helicopter, and windows is dirt
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Tokyo Tower
view on photoZo no Hana Koen (Elephants Nose Park), originally part of the landscape. Other land around it is reclaimed from the water.
view on photoYamashita Koen looks quite small from up here.
view on photoAirplane at Haneda
view on photoDirt on the lens here. I think it might be on the inside.
view on photoMode Gakuen, Shinjuku
view on photoDoCoMo Tower, Yoyogi
view on photoOpera City, Hatsudai
view on photoCerulean Tower, Shibuya?
view on photoRoppongi Hills
view on photoNice wind turbine. There were lots of these around the Port area.
view on photoAnother Plane
view on photoThat is a big DoComo Tower to live next to.
view on photoMt Fuji?
view on photoNot tokyo Tower here
view on photoLove the stadium! Wish I was there.