Yokohama Cosmoworld
よこはまコスモワールド
Yokohama, Kanagawa · Kanto
The verdict
Best for: Toddlers (2–4), Children (5–11), Tweens & teens, Adults
Plan for: about 3 hours — Fits a Yokohama/Minato Mirai day-itinerary rather than a dedicated trip
Height limits: Vanish (water coaster) and thrill rides have height limits; many gentle rides and kids' zone
Signature attractions
- Cosmo Clock 21 giant Ferris wheel (112.5 m, illuminated clock)
- Vanish water roller coaster
- kids' carnival zone
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- Best for
- Toddlers (2–4), Children (5–11), Tweens & teens, Adults
- Thrill level
- ★★★☆☆
- Time needed
- 3h
- Tickets
- Free admission, pay-per-ride. Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel ¥1,000/person; discount multi-ride ticket books available
- Booking
- Walk-up OK
- English
- ★★★☆☆
- Indoor / outdoor
- outdoor
- Confidence
- Well-corroborated
Getting there: ~30-40 min from central Tokyo to Yokohama/Sakuragicho, then a short walk into Minato Mirai. Very easy urban access.
Ticket strategy: Free entry; individual ride tickets or ride-ticket booklets (cash at office, or e-ticket for Ferris wheel)
Express / priority access: None
Crowds: Popular evenings for the illuminated Ferris wheel and Minato Mirai night views; closed Thursdays (check calendar)
Best time to go: After dark for the illuminated skyline; combine with Minato Mirai sightseeing
Peak periods to avoid: Weekend evenings, holidays
Summer heat: Open-air urban park; nearby malls for indoor breaks
Food & dietary: Snack stalls on-site; abundant dining in surrounding Minato Mirai malls
Prams, access & sensory: Flat, compact, pram-friendly; easy for toddlers with gentle rides plus a few thrills
Family facilities: Nearby mall lockers and baby facilities; management office on ground floor of Ferris wheel building
Nearby accommodation: Many Minato Mirai/Yokohama hotels within walking distance
Editor’s note: Reconfirm volatile details (prices, hours, height limits) on the official site before launch.