We left our hotel in Tokyo and made our way by train to Yokohama, which is where the port is and where we met the Celebrity Millennium for a two week long trans-Pacific cruise. This pretty ship above is not the Millennium but was photo-worthy.
There was a lovely pier with
a garden full of roses, but sadly, were fenced off and I couldn't inhale their
perfume.
We had enough time to drop off our luggage with
the cruise line and then take a long afternoon walk around town and see the China Town in Yokohama . The main,
most identifiable difference between the Japanese and Chinese temple
architecture is the plentiful and varied use of colour.
A ball park where a baseball
game was just about to start.
A tall ship docked in the
pier area of Yokohama . Notice the
ferris wheel clock in the background.
More Yokohama amusement park…
Our new home for two
weeks. Room 3004 on the starboard side
and close to the water with a view of the ocean that allowed us to see the
waves VERY close. Loved it. The cabin was very spacious after having
spent 10 days in tiny Japanese hotel accommodations!
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