This a Museum about ramen and it's history in Japan. The scene looks like Japan back in the old days. So it's pretty cool. And inside are ramen shops offering different kinds of ramen from different place in Japan because in most areas they have their own type of ramen.

Inside there is also a place to buy gifts and things related to ramen. It a little on the expensive side however.

The downside: The downside to the ramen shops inside is if you go in a group everyone HAS to order ramen in order to enter the shop. So if one person doesn't want to eat that person is not allowed to enter. For example, I wanted to eat at another ramen shop to try the ramen from there area they were making from but my dad was full from the first place so he was not allowed to enter even though I was going to eat... in the end I didn't eat because my dad wasn't going to be able to enter.

Chinatown is clean! (And also Harry Hosono sings about it, Yokohama chinatown that is.)
I had some really delicious Chinese food, hand made noodles and wantons.
I went to an African convention/festival, and it was cool to see Japanese people in African outfits playing the drums really loudly, super culture collision.
I heard there is a ramen museum which is where I would like to visit when I return here.