Babe, come here. Come here.
Be with me.
-Oh. -[laughs]
You're kind of slow today.
[laughs]
I'm always slow.
Did you really say that?
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This is Yokohama
and the city is so beautiful.
[music]
Yokohama is located directly south of Tokyo.
Really easy to get here, 30 minutes by train.
No problems at all.
And you may not know this,
but if you take just a population of the city
without including metro area,
this is actually Japan's largest city after Tokyo,
3.7 million people.
I'm now on this beautiful pier.
It has fantastic views. Look at that.
That's the new area right here: Minato Mirai.
This is the pier.
If you arrive in a cruise ship, you're right in the middle of the action.
You can just walk everywhere.
There are multiple parks here which makes it perfect.
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This got to be the best view in Yokohama.
I'm in love with this view.
What a perfect day for a wedding photo shoot.
Today the plan is to enjoy this waterfront
from Yamashita Park over there
until Minato Mirai right here.
You can walk all this or also get a boat for transport
and to get some different views.
Food trucks going on here.
Live music about to start here.
What else could you want?
Oh, that's different.
We're here on a weekend, it's probably not like this on a weekday.
There's a whole indoor area
with a lot going on too.
Now this might be only when there's a cruise ship.
But it is really fun.
Were you crashing my video again?
-No. -No?
Let's dance.
I may be weird, I may be strange, but I'm not cheesy.
[laughs]
I am.
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It's such a cool area, huh?
Yeah, I found it.
Yeah. Yes, he did.
[laughs]
What are we doing here?
What this?
-Yeah, I thought why would we go to a pier?
-Why do you go to a pier?
To peer.
[laughs]
This might be the pier where we were.
Look at it.
Wow.
Yeah, this is the pier.
Osanbashi.
It was built in 1894
and this picture is from 1910.
But then it was destroyed by an enormous earthquake
that they had here in 1923,
and it was rebuilt.
Wow! I love seeing old pictures.
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Wow, look at this, baby.
Earthquake -resistant.
-You would run right there. You would be okay.
-Yeah.
So, we were right here.
Now we're arriving at Yamashita Park right here.
See how close everything is.
Not even a 10-minute walk, right? To get right here...
-Twenty. -No, it was not.
-It is not 20. No. -Yeah.
-Devagar (slow) -No.
It is less than 10 minutes to get here.
What have you discovered there?
-The park opened in 1930.
-1930. Nice.
So the pier came much before.
Do you know how interesting?
People here don't really eat on the streets, right?
But here, they're picnicking. Look at that.
Very cool.
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Much of Yokohama was destroyed by a massive earthquake here, 1923.
And do you know what they did?
They use the debris from all this area here to build this park.
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This is a historic cruise ship here and you can go for a visit.
This was a passenger cruise ship
going all the way from Yokohama to Seattle in the U.S.
Can you imagine that?
Pre-World War II and then after the war as well.
Hikawa Maru.
Oh, right here, we already catch the boat to go to the other side.
But first
-Arigatou gozaimasu (thank you very much) -Arigatou gozaimasu (thank you very much)
-Look at the structure here, four levels.
Wow, first-class dining room.
Even the original menu.
First-class cabin.
[bell dings]
This was the only luxury liner able to cross an ocean
that survived World War II in entire Japan
and she was beloved in the country.
It's not hard.
-With the waves... -Uh-hmm.
-... it can always adjust itself.
-How cool. Wow.
-So, you always know where you're going.
-Yeah, so cool.
-Come here.
[beeps]
-SOS. It's Morse code.
[laughs]
Isn't it? This is SOS.
No, now it's all over the place.
It's like this, baby. It's like this.
[beeps]
Morse code.
You learn a lot watching Hollywood movies.
I'm watching you.
[laughs]
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During the war, the ship was used as a hospital.
And it also went to other countries to pick up wounded and dead soldiers.
[music]
There's a reason they display the flag so proudly like this today
right here at the front of the cruise ship.
Immediately after the war, this was not allowed.
Wow, look at the engine room.
[music]
This is the lowest part of the ship and it is so hot here.
There's no air circulation.
Can't imagine for people working at that time.
Look at the third class.
Everyone would sleep together
For you to see I'm not joking, look at how sweaty I am.
300 yen to visit the cruise ship
and it is worth it watching the movie that they show right at the entrance.
You understand a lot about this liner
and also the recent history of Japan.
Here you can get the boat to the other side of the waterfront.
440 yen each ticket here
until Minato Mirai.
[indistinct chattering]
We're going back by boat.
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It's this cheap because it's not a boat tour
This is a boat used more for transportation.
If you want air-conditioning you can sit over there.
But if you want to go open air, taking pictures like us,
you come right here.
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It is beautiful.
-Arigatou gozaimasu (thank you very much) -Arigatou gozaimasu (thank you very much)
This is Minato Mirai, the most modern side of Yokohama.
This is the central business district in Yokohama
and also a major urban development project
on reclaimed land.
Construction of all this here started in 1983.
And this area is not about business only.
Look. There's a major theme park here.
[music]
Look at how organized.
You go on the left. You come back on the right.
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[screaming]
Wow, so much going on right in this corner here.
You got Cosmo World. This is a theme park.
You don't pay an entrance fee here.
You just pay per ride that you want to go.
Right here, this is World Porters.
It's a shopping mall
Across the street, the CupNoodles Museum.
It's a very famous museum, interactive museum,
about the history of cup noodles.
And if you walk a little bit further that way,
you'll find the Red Brick Warehouse.
It's a historical building, a cultural complex.
And there are also shopping malls there.
From here, you can also walk to Yamashita Park.
Look at that, 1.3 kilometers.
It's not even a mile. It's not far.
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There's a whole event here promoting the Olympics 2020.
Although the Olympics are in Tokyo,
there are lots of competitions that happen in different cities,
and Yokohama is one of the cities.
Now, if you're a soccer fan like me or football fan like me,
you immediately associate Yokohama with soccer or football.
This is where they had the final of the 2002 World Cup
where Brazil was a champion.
More recently, they had several Club World Cup games here as well
and there will be matches here in the Tokyo Olympics, too.
There's a lot going on in the city.
Hello.
Hungry? Yes.
This is so cool.
This is a totally different taco.
-Yes. -[laughs]
As you could imagine, prices here are a little expensive,
so we'll end up eating at one of these malls in the air-conditioning.
Very, very nice here inside.
-Here you go. -Arigatou gozaimasu (thank you very much).
It looks so good.
It's a banana, chocolate, and vanilla ice cream crêpe.
-A French crêpe in Yokohama.
It's real Japanese
-You can get anything in Japan.
Normally, I'd have a proper lunch.
But when I saw this and how big this is and how hot it is today,
it's perfect for the day.
Mmm.
Mmm. Love it.
This was the former customs building here in Yokohama.
You can see here they preserve the structure.
It's so cool.
Did you know that the name Minato Mirai has a meaning?
-Every name has a meaning.
-Yes, but this one has a special meaning.
-Yeah. What? -You tell me.
-You don't know? -No.
-Port of the future. -Port of the future.
-Yeah, and it was selected by the people here.
There was a poll and people chose.
That's nice. Yeah. -Yeah.
-And it's actually Minato Mirai 21.
Port of the future of the 21st century.
-Oh, wow. -Yeah.
Living and learning with me.
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This is so cool, huh?
-Yeah. -Yeah.
This place here is called the Marine & Walk.
It is so nice.
"Be with me."
Be with me.
-Oh. -[laughs]
You're kind of slow today.
-I'm always slow.
[laughs]
So many nice places here.
I don't even know what was the best place we've been today.
[music]
Look at that! Don't drink too much
Who designates "champion"? They should put a champion judge.
You get a badge (saying) champion judge, huh?
Sorry, I'm mandated to taste, I don't have to pay
-Oh, you're the judge? [laughs]
[Filming for the Portuguese channel]
Redo it. I'm yawning in the background
Baby.