Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

Yokohama Akarenga Warehouse is a commercial facility that has been renovated from buildings constructed during the Meiji and Taisho periods. As the name suggests, the characteristic feature of the building is its red brick construction, which gives it a nostalgic and nostalgic atmosphere. During the day, the contrast with the blue sea is beautiful, and at night, the entire building is lit up, offering a different view from during the day. It's recommended to take photos in the lovely atmosphere that feels like a time slip to the Taisho era.

At Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, there are many tenants that handle a wide range of products such as fashion, miscellaneous goods, and interior goods, allowing you to enjoy shopping regardless of gender or age. As it is an area with many foreign tourists, there are also shops that handle products that make you feel the tradition of Japan, such as Japanese miscellaneous goods. In addition, there are many shops where you can buy Yokohama souvenirs.

At Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, the first floor of Building No.2 is equipped with a food court where you can enjoy various types of cuisine. In addition to world-famous gourmet dishes such as paella and Korean cuisine, there is also "Saiyoken," where you can enjoy Yokohama's famous shumai. On the same floor, there are also cafes and snack shops where you can take out food, and you can enjoy your meal on the terrace while feeling the breeze from Yokohama Port.

Every spring, an event called "FLOWER GARDEN" is held at the event square of Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. Under various themes each year, cute flowers are planted, creating a colorful landscape for visitors to enjoy. During the event period, food trucks serving local ingredients and experiential workshops are also available.

The Christmas market has become a winter tradition at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. A large fir tree and illuminations are set up in the event square, creating a festive Christmas atmosphere. Shops selling various goods and food, just like in the original German market in Munich, line up and it's also a popular dating spot for couples. Since one-of-a-kind ornaments are sold, it's recommended to make an early purchase if you find something you like.