WHAT’S KANAGAWA?

Discover Kanagawa

Kanagawa is blessed with beautiful mountains and seas, facing Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay.
It has a long history as a gateway to international exchange, and is home to samurai culture and port town traditions.
Each area has a unique charm, shaped by its own history and nature.

Where Tradition Meets the Coast

  • Kanagawa Prefecture, facing Tokyo Bay and the Pacific Ocean, offers a rare blend of modern cities, historic towns, and rich natural beauty. From the vibrant port city of Yokohama to the sacred temples of Kamakura and the relaxing hot springs of Hakone, Kanagawa is a compact region filled with diverse experiences.
  • Its geography stretches from coastal plains to forested mountains, providing visitors with access to both seaside leisure and mountainous retreats within a short distance. This contrast of land and culture has shaped unique traditions, local cuisine, and lifestyles that continue to thrive.
  • As a crossroads of history and innovation, Kanagawa offers everything from cutting-edge art and shopping to centuries-old temples and tranquil nature. Whether you’re seeking urban excitement or spiritual escape, this region invites you to explore its many faces and find your own unforgettable journey.

Yokohama/Kawasaki Area

Yokohama & Kawasaki – Gateway Cities Full of Contrast and Culture

Located just south of Tokyo, Yokohama and Kawasaki are two dynamic cities offering a mix of modern life, cultural heritage, and international charm.
Yokohama enchants visitors with its scenic waterfront, stylish cityscape, and famous attractions like Chinatown and the Red Brick Warehouses.
Kawasaki, on the other hand, blends centuries-old temples with contemporary festivals, industrial night views, and creative energy.
Together, these neighboring cities invite travelers to explore both tradition and innovation in one unforgettable visit.


Food

横浜中華街

ラーメン博物館

野毛

Shopping

みなとみらい

ラゾーナ川崎

ベイサイドアウトレット

Activity

八景島シーパラダイス

赤レンガ倉庫&大さん橋&ワ-ルドポーターズ&山下公園

藤子不二雄ミュージアム

Yokosuka/Miura Area

Coastal Beauty and Local Charm

South of Yokohama, these seaside towns offer a peaceful escape with ocean views, fresh seafood, and a slower pace of life.
Yokosuka blends U.S. naval history with Japanese culture, while Miura is known for tuna, Zushi for beaches, and Hayama for elegant coastal retreats.

Nature

公園

水族館

JapaneseCulture

お寺

文化

Food

海鮮丼

パンケーキ


Sagamihara Area

Central & Western Kanagawa – Nature, Hiking, and Local Life

This inland region includes cities like Sagamihara, Hadano, Atsugi, and more, offering easy access to mountains, rivers, and hiking trails.
Visitors can enjoy local onsen, peaceful countryside, and traditional culture just a short trip from Tokyo.

Nature

公園

水族館

JapaneseCulture

お寺

文化

Food

海鮮丼

パンケーキ


Sho-nan Area

Surf, Shrines, and Sunset Views

The Shonan area offers a perfect mix of beach culture and historic charm.
Explore ancient temples in Kamakura, relax on Enoshima’s beaches, and enjoy the laid-back surf vibe of coastal towns like Fujisawa and Chigasaki.
It’s a scenic seaside escape just an hour from Tokyo.

Nature

公園

水族館

JapaneseCulture

お寺

文化

Food

海鮮丼

パンケーキ


Odawara/Hakone Area

History, Hot Springs, and Mountain Views

Odawara and Hakone offer a perfect mix of culture and nature.
Explore Odawara Castle, soak in traditional hot springs, and enjoy stunning views of Mt. Fuji from Hakone’s scenic spots.
Just a short ride from Tokyo, it’s an ideal getaway for relaxation and history lovers.

Onsen

公園

水族館

JapaneseCulture

お寺

文化

Food

海鮮丼

パンケーキ