Red brick by the waterfront.
Start with the long brick facade, then notice the rails and heavy fire doors: a harbour walk through the working past of these warehouses.
What to see | Traces of the working warehouses
Warehouse No. 2 was completed in 1911 and No. 1 in 1913; the complex reopened for culture and commerce in 2002. Look for the old railway rails, fire doors and hanging-door wheels described in the official guide. Our suggested route pairs these details with the adjoining waterfront park.
Getting there | Walk from the railway to the waterfront
The operator estimates about 15 minutes on foot from Sakuragicho Station via Kishamichi. For a shorter approach, Bashamichi or Nihon-odori stations on the Minatomirai Line are each about six minutes away. These times lead to the destination, not the exact camera position.
Before visiting | Separate buildings, events and shops
Shops, restaurants and the No. 1 hall/spaces do not necessarily share opening hours; events and seasons may also alter them. Check the specific operator or programme before visiting. The photograph is an exterior view from 1 January 2025, not a current event or availability report. Bicycles may not enter the event plaza or Red Brick Park.
Draft review: 2026-11-02. Not a live opening, service or seasonal-condition guarantee.
Original photograph & route notes
Getting thereStation / entrance details are still being checked. Use the linked official guide.
A short visual note, not a full planning guide. This January 2025 photograph does not show current events or conditions.