The eastern bay of Yokohama – home to the futuristic skyscrapers of Mirato Mirai, the lantern-lit lanes of neighboring nightlife district Noge, and the biggest Chinatown in Japan just over a mile south – can be a dizzying area to explore. This central hub may be compact, but its neighborhoods couldn’t possibly be more different from one another. Luckily, with help from your local insider, you’ll get to grips with navigating these different pockets of Yokohama, from the mazelike alleyways of a traditional fish market to the tangled subway lines of the downtown districts. Although of course, in a city by the sea, you could always just hop on a boat and sightsee from the water!