Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Japan's first museum dedicated to Venetian glass, the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, Sengokuhara, Kanagawa, holds works spanning the 15th to 19th centuries.
Hakone · KanagawaBAM Kamakura, Japan's first museum dedicated to British antiques, showcases Victorian and Edwardian pieces designed by architect Kengo Kuma.
Kamakura · KanagawaYokohama Doll Museum houses more than 10,000 dolls from over 100 countries, offering visitors a unique view of global traditions through doll-making.
Yokohama · KanagawaThis renovated rose garden in Yokohama's Yamashita Park features nearly 1,900 plants selected for disease resistance and year-round interest.
Yokohama · KanagawaMuseum dedicated to instant noodles with interactive exhibits on the invention by Momofuku Ando, and a My Cup Noodles Factory where visitors customize their own creations.
Yokohama · KanagawaA Buddhist temple in Kamakura housing the Great Buddha, a monumental copper statue of Amida Buddha cast in the 13th century.
Kamakura · KanagawaShrine dedicated to metalworking deities, famous for the annual Kanamara Matsuri celebrating fertility and well-being, with origins in the Edo period.
Kawasaki · KanagawaHistoric ocean liner from 1930 with Art Deco design that carried passengers between Yokohama and North America, served as a wartime hospital ship, and now operates as a museum.
Yokohama · KanagawaMuseum documenting 160 years of Yokohama port history and Japan's early maritime relations with Western countries through interactive exhibitions.
Yokohama · KanagawaOpened in 1994 as the world's first ramen-themed food amusement park, this museum gathers famous ramen shops from across Japan in a single location.
Yokohama · KanagawaJapan's tallest building standing 296 meters in Yokohama's Minato Mirai district, offering observation deck views from the 69th floor.
Yokohama · KanagawaKanagawa art park featuring over 70 restored vintage vending machines from the 1960s-80s transformed into colorful sculptures and installations.
Sagamihara · KanagawaThe Nippon Maru is a four-masted training ship built in 1930 that served 54 years and is now a National Important Cultural Property on display in Yokohama.
Yokohama · KanagawaPermanently berthed in Yokosuka, the Mikasa served as Admiral Togo's flagship during the 1905 Battle of Tsushima and now functions as a museum ship.
Yokosuka · KanagawaA 106-meter red-and-white lighthouse built in 1961, offering an observation deck with panoramic views of Yokohama Harbor, the skyline, and distant Mt. Fuji on clear days.
Yokohama · KanagawaJapan's largest Chinatown, with over 600 Chinese-owned businesses offering authentic cuisine, traditional goods, and vibrant festivals including Chinese New Year celebrations.
Yokohama · KanagawaAn entertainment space in Yokohama Bay reimagining unko (poop) as a colorful, shareable aesthetic through interactive zones and exclusive merchandise under the unko kawaii brand.
Yokohama · KanagawaRinzai Zen temple founded in 1334 renowned for its bamboo garden and tea house, housing a Shakyamuni statue and Ashikaga family remains.
Kamakura · Kanagawa
