Yokohama Landmark Tower

Amazing experience. The views form the sky garden 69th floor are simply amazing. Nice little cafe and souvenir shop up there as well. 1000 yen admissions. The evelvator goes 28 mph. Your ears will pop. Check it out when visiting Yokohama. You can even see Mt Fuji.

Amazing panoramic views of Yokohama. The elevator is super fast and quiet. It is fun seeing the red brick warehouse, ferris wheel and other rides from far away. Take note of the photo signs facing each direction that explains the buildings in the view. There are places to sit, rest and have a drink without feeling rushed to leave. Other activities for children were taking place too.

An absolutely stunning view from the visitor's plattform. I was there on a Friday for the sunset, didn't have to que at all and went directly with a few people to the top for 1000 yen. It was absolutely worth it! Though the skies were clear, Mt Fuji was hidden as well as the setting sun. Nevertheless I went a few rounds, took seat at varois occasions and enjoyed a beer while the day fades and the lights go on in the agglomeration. In contrast to Tokyo Tower and the Sky tree, there are very few visitors and that alone is fantastic! No queing to go up or down and the possibility to watch the city from different spaces (on the Sky tree there are lines for certain spots). The highlights are the harbor, the ferris wheel and other rides below the tower and the surrounding city.

I love the atmosphere on top of the tower. It is so much more relaxed than the Skytree with a lot less crowding. You can grab a drink from the bar and watch the sunset without time pressure. Both times I went to the tower I was able to see Fuji, one time only the silhouette and the other a clear view. Incredible.

The former tallest building in Japan, you can take a quick ride to the 69th floor for great views from Yokosuka to Mount Fuji. There is a library, coffee shop, and gift shop at the top. There is ample seating and space to spend time at the top of the building. Highly recommend giving this a try if you are in Yokohama.

Tallest building and fastest elevator in Japan! Amazing experience. At the top floor you can take in the view of Tokyo from various direction. Not only the tower but the whole mall and area surrounding are worth checking out.

Quite different vibe from other towers you visit in Japan (well… every one of those is different from others actually). Spacious design, linked to Queens Square making it convenient to hang out at Minato Mirai 21 area.

A fabulous view from the Observation deck; a good shop with a wide range of souvenir goods, and a cafe to buy snacks, and then sit back and enjoy the view some more. The day I went it was not crowded but this might be unusual.

Gorgeous views of Yokohama and the surrounding areas. If you want sky-high views, Landmark is a cheap option compared to Tōkyō (¥1000 for adults). It's the third tallest building in Japan (as of Feb 2024) at a height of 296 metres. You'll climb to the top in a lift reaching a speed of 750 metres/min.

One of the most symbolical buildings in Yokohama. It's old but does not look old because of high maintenance. It was packed with couple and families last weekend.

I arrived at the tower around 5:30pm, the perfect evening time to see all the city lights while the sky still colorful and not as dark. Absolutely stunning 360 degree view of charming Yokohama city. You also get to see a proper view of Tokyo Bay and the famous Cosmo Clock 21 giant Ferris Wheel which lights up in the evening throughout the night. Luckily, the skies were very clear during the day I went. So I got to see a clean view of Mt. Fuji. That was my most memorable highlight of the day, absolutely magnificent. This landmark tower also feature the fastest elevator in Japan. I personally would call it "catapult" elevator just because the speed allows this elevator to reach the 69th floor in about 40 seconds. Hands down, the most interesting elevator ride ever! Possibly my favorite city view so far, even better than One World Observatory in New York. Oh, you get to experience all this for just 1000 yen. Simply amazing.

Landmark Tower is the second tallest building in Japan. It has a Sky Garden Viewing floor which costs 10 bucks to get up to, and if the skies are very clear you can see Fuji (though be careful, even if its sunny out that doesn't mean you will be able to see it, has to be haze free). It's primarily a mix of office and hotel, with a mall and restaurants on the bottom floors. Some of the restaurants are quite good, there is an American place called Bubby's on the first floor that is pretty delish, crazy wait times for food though, the hamburger takes about a half hour. There are also some interesting shops, ranging from Coach in the high end to a Pokecenter and a Ghibili shop. Also has a grocery store with a wide selection of imported goods, and a conbini just for good measure. Really its got a little bit of everything, good place to visit, shop, or grab lunch or dinner if you're near by.

Shopping....All Encompassing. You'll definitely be able to find your size at one of the many department stores! Hard Rock, and a Krispy Cream nearby. Try the worlds fastest elevator to the 69th floor (about $10.00); view is great at sunset and amazing at night. Overall friendly staff, most speak English, very clean and there's a floor for your kids entertainment.

Aside from the great shopping and dining options in Landmark Tower, the SkyTree is really where its at. For 1000 yen, you take the Guinness record holding elevator for the fastest to the top floor to see a full 360 degree view of Yokohama. It is quite breathtaking to see. There is also a small cafe/bar at the top floor as well as a gift store if that is your thing as well. As far as the shopping is concerned, there are plenty of options such as your typical clothing shops to the Pokemon Center on the fourth floor. There is also a 7-11 on the first floor if you need an ATM. The location is also great too since there is plenty to do around the area such as the Art Museum. Close to the Minatomirai stop.

Incredible views of Yokohama. While on this trip I also had the opportunity to go to the top of the SkyTree in Tokyo and found this to be a much more enjoyable experience. It was far less crowded, not as high (yet still very high) and I thought the view was better and more scenic.