Nogeyama Zoo is a small zoological park in Yokohama. There are about 108 species of animals, including the zoo's main attraction -- Red Pandas. Children are allowed to feed and touch some animals.

There are several really large stadiums in Yokohama. Yokohama Stadium in Naka Ward is a multi-functional one. It is a truly magnificent site that can seat up to 30,000 people. Built in 1978, it has hosted, among other events, the concerts of Michael Jackson. The facility is also known for its memorials and the "Y" shaped lighting towers.

Make sure to check this place out for some really mouthwatering homemade cheesecakes! The Best Cheesecakes Cafe is located on Motomachi street that is also renowned for its toy shops.

The Yokohama Doll Museum is a true lure for kids. There are about 13,000 dolls from all over the world, including folk dolls and modern dolls. Some of the dolls are of historical value. The museum can tell you about the history of Yokohama, as there is a connection between the dolls and the city. Here you can also learn about the practice of doll exchange between nations.

Hikawa-Maru Ship was built in 1930. It is a fantastic place for children, especially boys. The ship is a rare survivor of World War II. It used to be a passenger liner to North America until the war broke out; then it was converted into a military ship. Now it is a unique local landmark and a museum. Children will learn more about naval history here and visit the original engine room, bridge deck and other parts of the ship.

The Cosmo World is a modern amusement park set in the harbor of Yokohama. There are 27 fun attractions. Its Ferris wheel is the largest in the world and never fails to impress the visitors. It is called Cosmo Clock 21. The Clock can take 480 passengers at a time and stands 112 meters tall! It looks particularly magical at night when it is illuminated and the lights change their colors. The attractions here are high-tech and three-dimensional.