Destinations in Kanagawa

Atsugi is a beautiful and natural haven in the mountainous central area of Kanagawa Prefecture. It is partially situated within the Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park and includes the stunning Mount Oyama...

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Famous for its annual Tanabata Festival, Hiratsuka is a pretty coastal town in Kanagawa Prefecture. Tanabata, a major summer festival celebrated in Japan, is a big deal and Hiratsuka sees itself every...

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Situated in the center of Kanagawa Prefecture, Yamato is blessed with lush nature with mountains, rivers and a plethora of parks within the city's geographical boundaries. With stunning views of Mount...

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A bustling city located on the eastern bank of the Sagami River, Ebina is a town famous for its industrial heritage with a focus on the making of electrical appliances. It has a spectrum of attractions...

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Zama, situated in central Kanagawa, is a diverse city due to the United States' Camp Zama Army Base being located there. International and cosmopolitan with varied attractions from festivals, parks and...

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Situated in central Kanagawa Prefecture, Fujisawa is a popular tourist destination primarily due to the renowned Enoshima island which has a beach, temple and shrine, and an array of boutiques and souvenir...

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Ayase is a city in north-central Kanagawa Prefecture renowned for its meat produce, parks, nature and history. Kouza Pork, made in Ayase, is known for being one of Kanagawa Prefecture's Top 100 local...

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Located on the banks of the Sagami River and with the Oide River running through the city, Chigasaki has a deep-rooted connection with water. Part of the popular Shonan district which runs from Chigasaki...

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Hadano, in west-central Kanagawa, is within the boundaries of the legendary Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park. A beautiful and spiritual area of Kanagawa Prefecture, it's been nurtured and elevated by...

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Aikawa, situated in northern Kanagawa Prefecture, is a beautiful and peaceful city blessed with bountiful nature including the Nakatsu River and Tanzawa Mountain range. Aikawa also plays host to parks,...

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Kiyokawa village (Kiyokawa-mura) is located in northeastern Kanagawa Prefecture and is a peaceful and quiet area. With a relatively small population, Kiyokawa is essentially part of the Tanzawa Mountain...

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Surrounded by lush and verdant nature, Isehara, in central Kanagawa, is looked over and protected by Mount Oyama which is also the town's symbol. In olden days Oyama was a popular place for people to...

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Tokyo's neighbor and Japan's second biggest city, Yokohama needs little introduction. An historical port town which played a profound role in the Meiji era, the city has an almost European atmosphere...

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Just across the border from Tokyo, Kawasaki is known for being an industrial city which lies between Shinagawa and Yokohama. Very much like its geographical neighbors, Kawasaki has plenty of attractions...

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Samukawa, in central Kanagawa Prefecture, is a town with history and more than enough attractions to keep any visitors busy and ultimately happy. With the beautiful Sagami River running through it, Samukawa...

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One of Kanagawa Prefecture's renowned beach resorts, Oiso faces Sagami Bay and is popular with sunbathers, festival-goers and surfers especially during the summer months. With hotels and a range of accommodation...

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Ninomiya is a pleasant village in west-central Kanagawa Prefecture. Resting delicately on Sagami Bay, the town is known for its agriculture and fishing industries which both thrive and attract visitors...

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A maritime port city located on the Miura Peninsula, Yokosuka is one of four Japan Heritage Naval Port cities. With a huge US Navy base, the city is naturally home to diverse cultures and is cosmopolitan,...

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The ancient capital of Japan, Kamakura is a stunning seaside town relatively near Yokohama. A popular tourist destination, its beauty and tranquil atmosphere make it an unmissable location. With a long...

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A coastal town in Kanagawa Prefecture famed for its beautiful beaches and laid back charm, Zushi is a welcome getaway from contemporary urban life. A hugely popular destination for swimmers, surfers and...

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Situated at the southern tip of Kanagawa Prefecture, Miura is a city centered around commercial fishing with Misaki being one of Japan's major fishing harbors with a focus on tuna. Surrounded by water...

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Widely regarded as having one of the beautiful beaches in Kanagawa Prefecture, Hayama is a picturesque seaside town situated on the Miura Peninsula. More secluded and shaded than neighboring towns, the...

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For an authentic descent into real Japan then look no further than Yugawara. Famed for its dramatic mountainscapes, hot springs and ryokan (traditional Japanese inns), this area in south-central Japan...

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Situated on Sagami Bay, Manazuru, in southwest Kanagawa Prefecture, is a popular location for water sports, stunning views of the bay and surrounding verdant forests. The town also hosts a well-attended...

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Hakone needs little introduction. Home to some of the best views of the iconic Mount Fuji and replete with lush and rich nature, it's one of Japan's top tourist destinations. And for good reason. Located...

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The smallest town in Kanagawa Prefecture, Kaisei is known for its clean and pure water and charming local festivals. One such festival, which receives a lot of attention and press is the Kaisei Machi...

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Located in the mountain ranges of western Kanagawa Prefecture, Yamakita is an agricultural hub due to its large and spacious terrain. Much of Yamakita is situated within the boundaries of the Tanzawa-Oyama...

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In Kanagawa Prefecture's mountainous western region is the town of Matsuda which actually sits within the Tanzawa mountains. Due to the rich nature in the area some of the town's top attractions are fishing...

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Not too far by train from central Tokyo, Odawara is a beautiful and historic town which lies on the sea and gives visitors the chance to witness some pretty dramatic scenery from the surrounding mountains...

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Located at the foot of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park, Minami-Ashigara is a city famous not only for its rich history, but also its mandarin oranges and Japanese tea...

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In the hills of western Kanagawa Prefecture and famed for its fresh and delicious natural produce is the town of Nakai. Nakai is blessed with oodles of space and lush mountain scenery, explaining its...

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Bordering the Tanzawa mountains in western Kanagawa Prefecture, Oi is one of the region's agricultural centers and is renowned for gourds (hyotan) which even has its own festival named Oi Yosakoi Hyotan....

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