Encounter poetry as you ascend the elevator: The "Poetry Monument" directly connected to Minatomirai Station and a tour of recommended clothing stores in Queen's Square

🌀 Encounter Poetry as You Take the Elevator The "Poetry Monument" Directly Connected to Minatomirai Station and a Tour of Recommended Clothing Stores in Queen's Square Did you know that on the way up to ground level via the escalator or elevator from Minatomirai Station on the Minatomirai Line, there's a monument to poetry inscribed on a giant stone slab? It's a monument of poetry, as if the words themselves are floating in the air. Written by a certain poet, its quiet message illuminates the stairs with light, creating a special place where passing by becomes a poem. It's a little hard to find if you're using the elevator, but you'll find it next to the escalator or near the Queen's Square B3 exit. ⸻ 👗 Shopping is Here! ZARA & Recommended Clothing Stores in Queen's Square Queen's Square Yokohama is right at your doorstep once you reach ground level. There's a large ZARA here, always stocking a wide variety of trendy items. • Floor: Queen's Square, 2nd Floor • Features: A wide selection of both men's and women's clothing. This large, easily accessible store is popular with international travelers. Also, the following shops are recommended for fashion lovers: 🛍 Recommended Clothing Stores 1. URBAN RESEARCH • Simple and urban, combining everyday style with trendy trends. • Well-balanced for both men and women. 2. nano・universe • Slim, fashion-forward lines. Perfect for a slightly more mature look. 3. Green Parks topic • Recommended for those looking for affordable, natural styles. Enjoy layering. 4. BEAMS Landmark Store (5-minute walk) • While not located within Queens Square, this large flagship store is located in Landmark Plaza. It offers a wide selection of select, casual, and kids' items. ⸻ 📸Trip.com Moments Submission Idea 🎡 [Poetry and Shopping at Minatomirai Station] After getting off the subway and ascending the escalator, I came across a "poetry monument" quietly floating in light and shadow. A place filled with poetry in the city is more moving than I expected... "Anyone who's ever ridden the long escalator that runs from the basement of Minatomirai Station to the ground floor of Queen's Square has surely seen this poem-like inscription on a black stone slab. It was written in the 18th century by German poet Friedrich von Schiller. Schiller is also famous for writing the lyrics to Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 (Choral). "This poem is one of the public art pieces located within Queen's Square Yokohama. It's a work by contemporary artist Joseph Kosuth, and is titled "The Boundaries of the Limitless." " I headed straight to Queen's Square for some shopping at ZARA and URBAN RESEARCH. 🛍✨ The selection of spring and summer items was so great, it really got me excited about fashion. #MinatoMiraiStation #Poetry #QueensSquareYokohama #YokohamaShopping #ZARAYokohama #Trip.comMoments #UrbanResearch #YokohamaGirlsTrip #YokohamaStyle #PhotogenicSpotRightFromTheStation