The Cosmo Clock 21 was originally constructed as a centerpiece for the 1989 Yokohama Exotic Showcase.
The Ferris wheel stands 112.5 meters tall and features 60 passenger gondolas.
The park's 'Diving Coaster: Vanish!' is unique for its track that plunges directly into an underwater tunnel.
The site does not charge an entrance fee, allowing visitors to walk through the grounds for free.
At night, the Cosmo Clock 21 performs a programmed LED light show that cycles through various colors and patterns.
Yokohama Cosmo World is an urban amusement park located in the Minato Mirai 21 district. Its most prominent feature is the Cosmo Clock 21, a massive Ferris wheel that functions as a giant digital clock. The park is split into three zones: Wonder Amuse Zone, Burano Street Zone, and Kids Carnival Zone. It features a variety of attractions including roller coasters, a log flume, and a haunted house. The park utilizes a pay-per-ride system rather than a single entry fee. It sits directly on the Yokohama waterfront with views of the Nippon Maru Memorial Park. The site is a prominent element of the city's harbor skyline.
From the pedestrian bridge connecting the World Porters mall to the park for a clear view of the Ferris wheel and coaster track.
Use the pay-per-ride system to pick only the specific attractions you want, as this is often more cost-effective for short visits.
Visit the park after sunset to see the illumination of the Ferris wheel and the surrounding Minato Mirai skyline.
Check the official website for individual ride maintenance schedules, as different attractions rotate closure days.
Avoid visiting during heavy rain or high winds, as the Ferris wheel and outdoor attractions may temporarily cease operations for safety.
Typically closed on Thursdays for routine maintenance, though this can shift during national holidays or school vacation periods.
Respect height and health restrictions posted at each individual attraction; follow staff instructions for securing loose items before riding.
