To get to Queen's Park, take the escalator in the center of Queen's Square and go towards Cosmo World from the exit near the food court.

Queen's Park is an outdoor deck, and you can access the 3rd floor by the stairs near the Wine Stand Basil.

And, there is a resting area where you can sit on the deck in front of Hands Bee on the 3rd floor on the Tokyu Square ② side.

Near the Hands Bee entrance, there are six-seater wooden tables, and on the Sakura-dori side next to Hands Bee, there are two six-seater wooden tables.

At the Queen's Park plaza, there are often food stalls and street performances, and it's bustling with people on weekends and holidays.

For this reason, the 1st floor is crowded with people, but the 3rd floor deck is quiet and empty, perhaps because it's not very noticeable.

I especially recommend the Sakura-dori side next to Hands Bee.

There are no other wide, six-seater tables like this on the 3rd floor deck near Minatomirai Station, and it's convenient because the outdoor restrooms of Tokyu Square ② are nearby.

Not only that, but it's a hidden resting spot where you can monopolize a wide deck with a roof, offering a panoramic view of Cosmo World and the Ferris wheel.

You can enjoy a family picnic here, or it's a great place for meetings or remote work.

It's also perfect for a date with your sweetheart. Personally, this is my favorite resting spot in Minatomirai.

Why not give it a try as a relaxing spot to sit and rest around Minatomirai and Sakuragicho?

To get to Queen's Park, take the escalator in the center of Queen's Square and go towards Cosmo World from the exit near the food court.

Queen's Park is an outdoor deck, and you can access the 3rd floor by the stairs near the Wine Stand Basil.

And, there is a resting area where you can sit on the deck in front of Hands Bee on the 3rd floor on the Tokyu Square ② side.

Near the Hands Bee entrance, there are six-seater wooden tables, and on the Sakura-dori side next to Hands Bee, there are two six-seater wooden tables.

At the Queen's Park plaza, there are often food stalls and street performances, and it's bustling with people on weekends and holidays.

For this reason, the 1st floor is crowded with people, but the 3rd floor deck is quiet and empty, perhaps because it's not very noticeable.

I especially recommend the Sakura-dori side next to Hands Bee.

There are no other wide, six-seater tables like this on the 3rd floor deck near Minatomirai Station, and it's convenient because the outdoor restrooms of Tokyu Square ② are nearby.

Not only that, but it's a hidden resting spot where you can monopolize a wide deck with a roof, offering a panoramic view of Cosmo World and the Ferris wheel.

You can enjoy a family picnic here, or it's a great place for meetings or remote work.

It's also perfect for a date with your sweetheart. Personally, this is my favorite resting spot in Minatomirai.

Why not give it a try as a relaxing spot to sit and rest around Minatomirai and Sakuragicho?