YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station
Tourist attraction · Yokohama-shi ·

YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station

Tourist attraction · Yokohama-shi ·

Scenic gondola lift offering harbor views and cityscapes

YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station by null
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1 Chome-200 Sakuragicho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0062, Japan Get directions

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1 Chome-200 Sakuragicho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0062, Japan Get directions

+81 45 319 4931
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"The Yokohama Air Cabin cable car connects JR Sakuragicho Station and Unga Park Station." - Louise George Kittaka

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YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station

miaow M.

Google
Yokohama Air Cabin is very easy to access, located just a short walk from the station. We bought the combo ticket with the Cosmo World Ferris wheel, which made the price very reasonable. We rode around 5 PM on a Saturday and there were no lines at all. The ride was smooth, and we got off at Yokohama World Porters, which made it convenient to continue exploring the area. Overall, a nice experience and a fun way to see Yokohama from a different perspective.

Zeke L.

Google
Air conditioning inside each cabin and music with a beautiful view. Roundtrip is worth it. Great service and very clean units. They even have a romance cabin filled with flowers. A great way to view from above especially at night. I say check it out.

Jim R.

Google
You look up, you see these futuristic gondolas sliding over the harbor like some Bond villain’s commute. Slick, Instagrammable, efficient...Japan at its best. Then you look at the price: ¥1,000 one-way. For five minutes. That’s $9 for a commute you could replace with a 10-minute stroll across a bridge that’s free and arguably healthier for your cardiovascular system. This is the problem with pricing in tourist traps: when the price crosses the line from “experience” to “extraction.” A train in Tokyo? A few bucks. The Yurikamome ride across Rainbow Bridge? Four bucks and you actually go somewhere. The Air Cabin? You go 600 meters, and the only thing lighter than the gondola is your wallet. We skipped it...like the locals do. Why? Because paying $9 for what amounts to the “Uber Black” version of a 10-minute walk feels absurd. If they pegged it to the price of a train ticket, fine. But at this rate, it’s the LVMH of public transport—luxury branding slapped on something utilitarian. The weather was perfect, the walk was free, and the view? Identical. The Air Cabin is less a ride and more a tax on FOMO. Verdict: Pretty from a distance. Better for your legs, lungs, and wallet if you skip it.

Ivo V.

Google
The Yokohama Air Cabin is one of the most convenient and scenic ways to see the city! The short ride offers stunning views of the harbor, Cosmo Clock Ferris Wheel, and Minato Mirai skyline. It’s also super practical since you can skip the long walk between Sakuragicho Station and the waterfront area in just a few minutes while enjoying the view. The cabins are clean, quiet, and air-conditioned, making it comfortable but the music in the air cabin can be a little bit annoying.

WILLIAM STEFANUS ,

Google
The Yokohama Air Cabin was a really enjoyable experience and offered a wonderful view of the city and the bay area. Even though I visited during Golden Week, which is usually one of the busiest holiday periods in Japan, the queues were surprisingly short and well managed. It didn’t take long before I was able to board, which made the whole experience smooth and stress-free. I recommend purchasing the package ticket that includes both the Air Cabin and the Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris Wheel. This way you can enjoy two different perspectives of Yokohama’s Minato Mirai area—one from above the bay and another from high up overlooking the skyline. It really makes the visit more complete. The facilities and equipment are modern, clean, and well maintained, giving a sense of safety and comfort throughout the ride. The staff were also very kind and attentive. Since I don’t speak Japanese fluently, I appreciated that they were patient and helped me in English, which made the process a lot easier. If there’s one thing to mention, it would be the ride duration. The gondola moves at a steady pace, but because the route is relatively short, the whole experience doesn’t last very long compared to the ticket price. I understand they cannot really make it slower or extend the track, but it did feel a little quick for how much you pay. Still, if you’re in Yokohama, I would recommend trying it at least once. It’s a unique way to cross between Sakuragicho Station and the waterfront area, and the view—especially around sunset—is absolutely worth it.

Jason R.

Google
Excellent views and they have a lot of help for us English speakers. I appreciate that! We got the combo one way tickets with the ferris wheel for ¥1700. Pretty good deal. We got there early on a Sunday (10:25am) to beat the crowds but still took about 30 mins to board. It’s only a 5 minute ride but it’s nice to see Yokohama from the air. Just note you cannot eat or drink on the ride. No need to but tickets in advance.

Jeremy L

Google
10/11/2025 - The cruise ship shuttle buses sent hundreds or a thousands of cruisers from the Cruise Ship Terminal to YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN Sakuragicho Station, where guests can walk to the Sakuragicho Station to take a train, etc. You can also take a city sightseeing bus - City Loop Bus " Akai Kutsu" - (see the photo for your reference) at 220 円 ($1.46) per ride for the entire route for visiting many major sighting places. The bus starts at Sakuragicho station and tours around the major sightseeing places and stops at the same regular city bus (市营巴士) stop.

F

Google
Bought the round-trip air cabin + ferris wheel tickets. View was amazing and trip was just about 5 minutes from Sakuragichō station to porter’s mall which is near the ferris wheel and cup noodle museum