All Reviews of Yokohama Landmark Tower 69th Floor Observation Deck "Sky Garden"

If you only want to pick one place in Yokohama to hang out and clear your mind, head straight to the observation deck on the 69th floor of Landmark Tower.
A lot of people wait until after dark to buy a ticket and come up for the night view, but I honestly recommend getting here around 4 p.m. to claim a spot.
Afternoon 16:00
When I first came up, it was still very bright, and the entire Yokohama Port was in full view. The sail-shaped hotel below, the giant Ferris wheel at Cosmo World, and the bridge over the sea in the distance looked like delicate little model toys lined up along the waterfront. The view was incredibly clear and relaxing.
Evening 17:15
This was what I thought was the most worthwhile half hour of the whole trip. As the sun began to set, all the steel and glass across the city were bathed in orange-gold light. Then the sky turned a deep blue with a slight purple tint—the Blue Hour—as the streetlights and lights along the canals came on one by one. That transition was even more beautiful than after it became completely dark.
Night 18:30
Once the sky was completely dark, the view below turned into a jewelry box. The Ferris wheel started its light show, with colorful lights reflected on the water. Together with the harbor bridge and the flow of city traffic in the distance, the view really made me want to keep staring out the window.

Whether it's the cityscape during the day or the sparkling lights at night, it's just mesmerizing. I couldn't get enough of the view.

It's super convenient to walk here from Sakuragicho Station using the dedicated pedestrian walkway. The observation deck at the top is one of the best spots to see Yokohama Port. On clear days, you can even see Mt. Fuji—the view is fantastic!

The glass is super clean and the view is amazing. There aren't many pillars blocking the way, and there's little reflection from behind.
It's perfect for spending 1-2 hours just quietly taking in the scenery.
Out of all the night views I've seen, this one is my top recommendation.