Kanagawa Travel Guide

Enjoy a relaxing soak in the 100% natural, non-diluted hot spring water in the open-air baths!

100 retro vending machines at this fully lined hot spot.

Observation tower, athletic square, sprawling lawn and more await at this full-on park with everything needed for a day of fun.

Delicious eats and furry animal friends await at this farm just 90 minutes from Tokyo.

A vast park surrounded by water and greenery, where visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers throughout the year.

Samurai, ninjas, top-notch cherry blossom views and more Japan highlights at this iconic symbol of Odawara.

Up close and personal with all your friends at Kawasaki Yumemigasaki Zoo, open every-day, all year around.

A vast display of model trains by world-renowned model train maker and collector.

The world’s aquatic creatures under glorious spotlight with cutting-edge digital art.

Art and the world of Taro Okamoto come alive in the city of his birth.

An essential outdoor escalator for touring Enoshima.

A subsidiary shrine of Enoshima Shrine, featuring a copper-roofed hip-and-gable style sanctuary.

A long-loved traditional Japanese confectionery shop that has been cherished for many years.

A long-established Japanese confectionery shop beloved in Enoshima.

Famous for its whole grilled octopus senbei, which captures the delicious essence of octopus.

Drop in for easy eats at Hakone-en.

A long-standing diner where you can enjoy the three major Yokosuka specialties plus izakaya menu items.

If you want to try Yokosuka's local specialty, "Yokosuka Navy Curry," this is the place to go!

A Hawaiian café and dining experience, set amidst the breezy harbor.

The pioneering restaurant for serving hamburger steaks cut on a hot iron plate.

A cafe & shop where you can experience authentic Chinese tea & teapots.

Enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine from the Four Great Chinese Cuisines in a relaxed setting.

If you want to taste Yokohama's specialty "Sanma-men," this is the place to go.

A cafe where you can enjoy relaxed moments by the sea.

A full day of smiles at this megamall directly connected to JR Kawasaki Station.

A shopping zone near the station with 120 stores.

A seaside open mall facing Yokohama Port.

The entertaining shopping mall for families and couples alike.

Shopping and dining all in one place! Outlets by the sea.

Directly connected to Yokohama Station, this commercial facility stimulates the sensibilities of adult women.

"Food live market" next to the active market.

A souvenir shop at the ticket gate of Hokone-Yumoto Station offering all Hakone specialties from dessert gift sets to limited ekiben selections.

A long-established shop offering freshly made sweets with the finest ingredients, including Hakone's famous "yumochi” delicacy.

A Convenient Shopping Mall Spreading out Under Kawasaki Station

A complex commercial facility inspired by Italian hill towns.

Kamakura’s Only Music Box Specialty Store, Located in Front of Hasedera temple, Home to the Great Buddha of Kamakura.

A luxe view of sky and sea at this full-stop hotel.

Relax in a warm, traditional inn surrounded by the beauty of hot springs and exquisite cuisine.

A historic ryokan loved by literary figures and notable individuals.

A hotel located on Enoshima Island, designed with a concept of Japanese modern style.

Enjoy a chill moment in a town loved by celebrated literary figures.

A Giant Ferris Wheel in front of your eyes. A luxury hotel in Minatomirai where the sea breeze and night view soothe the soul.

The high-rise hotel in front of JR Sakuragicho Station, with a great view of the city.

A classic-styled, iconic hotel in Japan that sits as a symbol of Yokohama Bay.

A hotel proud of its “Rooftop Open-Air Communal Sky Bath” that draws from its abundant private natural hot spring.

An aesthetic escape with private open air baths in each room, located just steps from Gora Station.

A guesthouse with an open-air bath, convenient for sightseeing, within walking distance of Hakone-Yumoto Station.

A hotel with a history of 140 years, renovated and reopened in 2020, representing the town of Hakone.

An ancient Shinto ritual of over 800 years, offering a glimpse back into the valiant samurai culture.