Zou-no-hana Terrace, inaugurated on June 2, 2009, as part of Yokohama's 150th-anniversary celebration, serves as a dynamic cultural exchange hub. Located at the historic site of Yokohama Port, it merges the past and future, standing within Zou-no-hana Park—a symbol of diverse cultural encounters since Japan's modernization began. The terrace houses an art space and the Zou-no-hana Café, which offers unique menus inspired by various cultural programs encompassing art, performing arts, and music.

Zou-no-hana Terrace is designed to foster creativity and multicultural connections, reflecting Yokohama's commitment to becoming a vibrant city of culture and the arts. The site also features permanent installations from notable contemporary artists, showcasing both local and international creative endeavors. Visitors can engage with exhibitions, enjoy refreshments at the café, and participate in ongoing events that celebrate the rich tapestry of traditions while envisioning new forms of cultural expression. Open year-round and free of charge, Zou-no-hana Terrace continues to be a driving force in Yokohama's artistic landscape.