From there, you will be able to see the functional, rather than magnificent, Bay Bridge which connects Yokohama with Tokyo.
Farther afield, you might be able to spot Kamakura, a throwback to Japan's feudal roots, which is well worth donning your yukatta (traditional Japanese outfit) for.
Of course, no trip to the capital of Kanagawa is complete without a visit to Chinatown.
Yes, it is true that nearly every major city in the world boasts one of these places, but Yokohama's is one of the biggest outside, er, China.
Certainly the exciting smells and grand gates that mark Chinatown's boundaries are enough to attract any passers-by.
Then there is the football, which is hard to ignore as it takes place in the nation's largest stadium.
J-League giants Yokohama Marinos may have trouble filling all 70,000 seats, but it is undoubtedly the perfect venue for the World Cup final.