Cultural Experiences
2025-12-18 02:13:09

Diners Club Unveils Exclusive Cultural Experiences in Yokohama's Chinatown

Explore the Cultural Gems of Yokohama's Chinatown with Diners Club



The Diners Club, under the leadership of Mitsui Sumitomo Trust Club Co., Ltd., is dedicated to providing its members with enriching experiences under the banner of 'learning,' 'experiencing,' and 'meeting.' The latest series of events, scheduled from January to March 2026, is themed around exploring the historical and culinary richness of Yokohama's Chinatown, along with workshops that bridge traditional wisdom and modern living.

An Overview of the Diners Club Culture Lab's 12th Session

The upcoming events include a variety of programs designed to cater to diverse interests while promoting a deeper understanding of Japanese traditions and contemporary issues. Here are some highlights:

1. Chinese New Year Festival: A Historical and Culinary Tour
On February 25, 2026, a specially guided tour by an authorized concierge from the Yokohama Chinatown Development Association will take participants through the 160-year history of one of East Asia's largest Chinatowns. This immersive experience includes a visit to classic restaurants where participants can enjoy a decadent Cantonese lunch in the festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival. Attendees will learn about the rich history of the area while appreciating traditional Chinese cuisine.

2. The Sumo Spirit: Training Experience at Naruto Stable
Participants can join a unique opportunity on February 6-7, 2026, where they will observe morning training sessions at the Naruto Stable, led by former Ozeki Kotooshu. The experience culminates in a hearty chanko-nabe meal with the wrestlers, allowing guests to engage in meaningful conversations with the stablemaster and learn about the disciplined lifestyle of sumo wrestlers. This experience promises an intimate glimpse into the emotional strength and bonds forged through rigorous training.

3. Finding Happiness in the Age of AI: Lessons from Buddhism
A special seminar led by Daiko Matsuyama, Vice Abbot of Myoshinji's Taizoin Temple, will take place on February 16, 2026. This session will delve into the search for personal happiness in modern society, reflecting on how easy it is to lose sight of true joy amid the convenience of today’s technological advancements. Daiko Matsuyama will share Buddhist wisdom and intuitive insights that can guide members in navigating this complexity while enhancing personal well-being.

Additional Information and Registration


These exclusive members-only events are part of Diners Club's continuous effort to foster cultural engagement and personal growth. With culinary delights and profound philosophical discussions, members are invited to expand their horizons and discover new passions.

  • - Culinary Campaign
Diners Club is also launching a gourmet campaign in Yokohama Chinatown from January 20 to March 3, 2026. Participating restaurants will offer special cuisine courses, discounts, and complimentary drinks, all set against the colorful backdrop of the Spring Festival. It’s an excellent opportunity to savor the rich flavors of Chinese cuisine while celebrating the Lunar New Year.

For more details and to secure your spot, visit the Diners Club Culture Lab website.

Discover the Diners Club Card


Diners Club offers a unique credit card experience promoting unparalleled journeys and unforgettable moments under the slogan, 'Discover what only here can offer.'

Exclusive Services


With additional perks like the Companion Card and premium offerings, the Diners Club continues to enhance member experiences, inviting you to explore a world of privilege with each transaction.

For further information about the Diners Club services, visit their official website: Diners Club Japan.


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