Yesterday, my family and I wanted to have a Sunday Fun Day in Yokohama. We decided to spend the day near Landmark Tower.
Our day started with lunch at Hard Rock Cafe Yokohama and then walking over to BorneLund Kid-o-Kid for toddler girl to play. Hard Rock is located on the first floor of Queen’s Tower A. It is like any other Hard Rock around the world… good food and a good atmosphere. My husband and I each ordered an appetizer and a couple of drinks. From the kid’s menu, I ordered a hot dog for toddler girl. She loves hot dogs, so she was a happy camper.
Now, Hard Rock Cafe Yokohama is a fun place for the kids to run and burn off some energy. We have been here a few times before, but yesterday was a special event. There was free admission and the staff was doing different shows throughout the day for the kids. We were there for the bubble show. Kids love bubbles and all the kids were jumping with excitement to catch bubbles and to be able to use the different bubble blowers there to make bubbles of all sizes. There is a bounce house, ball pit, sand pit, two bubble wheels that you can get in and roll, and a number of small stations for kids to learn and play.
Train Access: All of the above and below places are easily reached by train. The nearest stations are: Tokyu Toyoko Line, Minato Mirai Line – Minato Mirai Station | JR Line, Negishi Line – Sakuragicho Station
Of course, there are a number of other things to do and one could easily spend all day and evening in the area. A few things around Landmark Tower… One is Landmark Tower itself!
There is shopping, eating, personal services, etc in Landmark Plaza and Queens Tower A and B. There is also a Krispy Kreme! Not far from Landmark Tower are World Porter’s and Cosmo World. I’ve visited the area many times, but I will make a special trip to these different spots to snap some pictures and come back to share on my blog.
Happy Exploring!
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How would you recommend this for someone who has a fear of heights?
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for the question. I don’t like heights, but besides going to the Landmark Tower Sky Tree the area is still a great place to explore, have lunch, or grab drinks with friends. There are lots of adventures to be had there for anyone who may has a fear of heights. If it’s about overcoming the fear, I would say Landmark Tower Sky Tree obsrvation area is huge, has a store, cafe inside of it, that one doesn’t have to look out the 360-degree view window standing at the window. Hope this helps.