Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Japan's largest Chinatown, with over 600 Chinese-owned businesses offering authentic cuisine, traditional goods, and vibrant festivals including Chinese New Year celebrations.
Yokohama · KanagawaRinzai Zen temple founded in 1334 renowned for its bamboo garden and tea house, housing a Shakyamuni statue and Ashikaga family remains.
Kamakura · KanagawaA museum dedicated to the December 2001 spy ship incident involving the Japanese Coast Guard and a North Korean vessel, displaying the sunken ship's hull.
Yokohama · KanagawaA comprehensive entertainment park 70 minutes from central Tokyo features 37 activity facilities and expansive views of Sagami Bay, Izu Ōshima, and Mount Fuji.
Yokosuka · KanagawaShopping and entertainment complex designed to evoke an Italian hill town, built on the site of Kawasaki's historic cinema district that dates back to 1937.
Kawasaki · KanagawaMuseum dedicated to Kannon teachings and forms, preserving Hasedera Temple's 13 centuries of Buddhist pilgrimage tradition and artistic heritage.
Kamakura · KanagawaThis ancient Kamakura temple houses a 9.18-metre wooden Kannon statue, one of Japan's largest Buddhist sculptures, said to have arrived by ocean centuries ago.
Kamakura · Kanagawa
