Kanagawa

Yokohama, Kamakura, Hakone

Kanagawa is full of diversity—from Yokohama’s glittering waterfront and Chinatown to the historic temples of Kamakura and the relaxing hot springs of Hakone. Cruise on Lake Ashi, admire Mount Fuji views, or surf the Shonan coast. With its perfect mix of urban sophistication, nature, and culture, Kanagawa has something for everyone.

From Tokyo: Local train 25m

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Yugawara Town

One of Japan’s oldest onsen towns, loved by literary masters. Enjoy its soft waters and seasonal beauty throughout the year.

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Manazuru Town

A nostalgic seaside town known for "Manazuru-ishi" stone and fresh seafood. Enjoy strolls through ancient coastal forests and rocky shores.

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Kiyokawa Village

Kanagawa’s only village, with 90% forest. A green oasis for hiking and camping around Lake Miyagase.

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Aikawa Town

An outdoor paradise with the Miyagase Dam and Nakatsu River. Ideal for camping, fishing, and family leisure in a lush setting.

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Kaisei Town

Famous for the "Hydrangea Festival" in June. 5,000 hydrangeas bloom along rice fields, creating a quintessential Japanese rural landscape.

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Yamakita Town

A nature lover’s paradise with forests, lakes, and railway history. Home to Shasui Falls and the gateway to the Tanzawa Mountains.

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Matsuda Town

Famous for early-blooming cherry blossoms and canola flowers on Mt. Matsuda, creating a colorful contrast with Mt. Fuji.

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Nakai Town

A peaceful town of Satoyama landscapes and olive groves. Offers stunning views of Mt. Fuji and a glimpse of authentic Japanese rural life.

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Samukawa Town

The gateway to Samukawa Shrine. A historic town where you can experience Japanese traditions and peaceful river landscapes.

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Zama City

Famous for 550,000 sunflowers in summer and its pure underground spring water. Offers a mix of nature and international atmosphere.

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Ebina City

A rapidly growing city with mega-malls, ancient temple ruins, and the most famous highway service area in Japan.

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Isehara City

A historic city home to the sacred Mt. Oyama. Experience the "Oyama-mairi" pilgrimage culture, visit ancient shrines, and enjoy local fruit picking and the famous tofu delicacies in a spiritual mountain setting.

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Atsugi City

A balanced city offering urban convenience and hidden hot springs like Nanasawa and Iiyama. Famous for "Shirokoro" pork and as a hub for mountain activities.

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Hadano City

Known as a "City of Water" at the foot of the Tanzawa Mountains. Famous for its pure spring water (ranked #1 in Japan) and as a gateway for mountain hiking.

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Ninomiya Town

A nostalgic town between Shonan and Seisho. Known for the early blooming canola flowers at Azumayama Park and its warm, slow-paced rural atmosphere.

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Miura City

Located at the tip of Miura Peninsula, this city is a treasure trove of seafood, especially tuna from Misaki Port. Enjoy nature at Jogashima Island and fresh local Miura vegetables.

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Zushi City

An elegant resort city next to Kamakura. Zushi Beach is popular for its calm waves, while the palm-lined Zushi Marina offers a tropical atmosphere reminiscent of a high-end retreat.

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Chigasaki City

A seaside city iconic for Shonan’s surf culture and its connection to J-Pop legend "Southern All Stars."

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Odawara City

A historic castle town and the gateway to Hakone. Famous for Odawara Castle, fresh seafood, and traditional kamaboko (fish cakes).

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Fujisawa City

The heart of Shonan, home to Enoshima Island. Enjoy the blend of surf culture, historic temples, and modern seaside vibes.

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Hiratsuka City

A vibrant coastal city famous for its grand Tanabata Festival in July and the stunning views from Mt. Shonandaira.

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Yokosuka City

A historic naval city where Japan met the West. Experience the Navy Port Cruise, try the famous "Navy Burger," or explore the mysterious Sarushima Island, all while feeling the salty sea breeze.

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Sagamihara City

A city of contrast, home to JAXA's research campus ("City of Space") and the lush nature of the Tanzawa Mountains. Enjoy outdoor activities at Lake Sagami or learn about cosmic exploration.

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Kawasaki City

Situated between Tokyo and Yokohama, Kawasaki is a dynamic city blending industrial aesthetics with rich culture. Visit the Fujiko F Fujio Museum (Doraemon) or experience the futuristic "Factory Night View" cruises.

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Minamiashigara City

Known for the legend of Kintaro, this city is rich in water and greenery. A major highlight is Daiyuzan Saijoji Temple, a spiritual spot surrounded by ancient cedars. Enjoy hiking with Fuji views and local sake made from pure spring water.

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Oiso Town

Oiso is known as the birthplace of sea bathing in Japan, with its first beach opened in 1885. Historically, many politicians and cultural figures had villas here, earning it the nickname "Oshiki of the political world." Visitors can explore historic estates and gardens, enjoy calm sea breezes on the coast, and taste fresh seafood. It offers a refined, tranquil resort experience steeped in modern Japanese history and coastal charm.

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Hakone Town

Hakone is Japan's premier hot spring resort, world-famous for its views of Mt. Fuji. From pirate ships on Lake Ashi to the volcanic activity of Owakudani and world-class art at the Hakone Open-Air Museum, there is no end to the sights. Moving between attractions via the Hakone Tozan Railway and ropeway is an attraction itself. With accommodations ranging from historic inns to modern luxury hotels, relaxing in an onsen while surrounded by seasonal beauty is a blissful experience. Easy access from Tokyo makes it a favorite retreat.

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Kamakura City

Once the political heart of Japan, Kamakura is a beautiful ancient capital surrounded by sea and mountains. It is dotted with historical sites such as Kotoku-in Temple (famous for the Great Buddha), the stunning bamboo groves of Hokoku-ji, and Hasedera Temple with its seasonal blooms. Stroll through Komachi-dori for traditional souvenirs and modern sweets, or ride the nostalgic Enoden railway along the Shonan coast. Kamakura attracts travelers worldwide with its serene atmosphere of samurai culture combined with modern seaside cafes.

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Yokohama City

Since its opening in 1859, Yokohama has flourished as an international port city, quickly adopting Western culture. The Minato Mirai 21 area features futuristic skyscrapers, the historic Red Brick Warehouse, and one of Japan's most romantic night views. Visitors can enjoy diverse flavors in the world-class Chinatown, or explore Western residences in Yamate and the Sankeien Japanese garden. This sophisticated urban center seamlessly blends Eastern and Western cultures, offering sea breeze strolls, modern art, and endless shopping.

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Kanagawa Prefecture

Kanagawa Prefecture, located south of Tokyo, is a captivating area where urban energy, rich nature, and deep history coexist. From the sophisticated harbor city of Yokohama to the ancient samurai capital of Kamakura, the hot springs of Hakone with Mt. Fuji views, and the beaches of Shonan, each area offers a unique experience. Its excellent access from central Tokyo makes it ideal for everything from day trips to long stays, encapsulating the best of Japanese travel—shopping, gourmet food, traditional culture, and outdoor activities.

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