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JAPAN TRAVEL





Enjoy Free Strawberry Sampling And More

Venue: Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse When: Feb 6 - Feb 16th 2020, 11:00am - 6:00pm

The Yokohama Strawberry Festival takes place over an 11 day period, and showcases a wide range of ways to enjoy these delicious seasonal fruits. There will be free strawberry sampling with varieties from prefectures all across Japan, alongside a host of mouthwatering strawberry inspired desserts to enjoy.

A number of vendors will also be selling strawberry themed merchandise, including jewelry, key chains, umbrellas, and even business card cases. If that wasn't enough, the family-friendly event will also feature a strawberry shaped bounce house and playground for the kids (an additional fee applies).

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Getting there

The Yokohama Strawberry Festival takes place at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. The closest stations are Bashamichi (12 minute walk) and Nihon-Odori (6 minute walk) on the Minatomirai Line.

If you opt to drive to the venue, take the Minato Mirai or Yokohama Park exit from the Tokyo Expressway. There is paid parking available at a cost of 500 yen for the first hour, and then 250 yen for each 30 minutes thereafter.

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More info

Find out more about Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse.



By Kim B
 
 

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