Hop on board the departing boats near the east exit of Yokohama station and enjoy a beautiful night view of the port of Yokohama from the sea. Sigh...
Located 273m above ground, this observatory floor prides itself as one of the tallest in Japan. The magnificent panorama is breathtaking. You can e...
A large-scale Christmas tree that stands on the lakeside. About 250,000 to 300,000 visitors will come to see the Christma tree every year. The tree...
This building nicknamed “King’s Tower” stands with an exceptional dignity in an area filled with exotic air. Built in 1928, it was influenced by th...
The vast classical Japan garden covering over 18,000 square meters was opened by Hara Sankei, a businessman who made a fortune with the Japanese si...
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse 1st Building The 3rd floor houses a hall with approximately 300 seats used for theater performances and concerts. It c...
This shrine was founded in 710 (Wado 3) by famous priest Gyoki and constructed by Tokitada Someya, a powerful and rich man. It is dedicated to the ...
Hasedera is a historic temple, famous for the principal statue of kannon.(Hase Kannon) The site offers a museum,garden and a scenic view of kamakur...
This is a symbol of the Odawara family that was rebuilt in 1960. After the main castle underwent major reconstructions, dubbed the Great Heisei Res...
A 7-minute ropeway ride leads to the summit of Hakone Komagatake, 1327 meters above sea level. The view from the summit offers the full landscape o...
Go aboard a Yakata boat from Shiohama, Kawasaki and enjoy the night view of the factory while going around Shiohama Canal,Tanabe Canal, Minami Wata...
"Shonan no Houseki" is an annual illumination event helod from end of November to February at Enoshima, and is registered as one of the Three Great...
With the temples and facilities in the Hase and Gokurakuji area as the venue, it is an event where families can see shrines and other famous spots ...
Bankoku Bridge has been selected as 1 of Kanagawa's 100 bridges. You can see Minatomirai with the Landmark Tower at the center. Nightlife in Kan...
The Yugawara Plum Festival is held every year from the beginning of February to the middle of March. In the mountain foothill slope of the “Makuyam...
Night cruising of factory area in Negishi Bay industrial district. The boat sails under the Yokohama Bay Bridge and goes to the JXTG Negishi Oil fa...
Sagamiko Illumination is the biggest illumination event in Tokyo region. It is held in Sagamiko Resort, a complex outdoor resort that has activitie...
The Night Time Illumination of Mt. Oyama is held from mid to late November each year. Visitors can enjoy magnificent red leaves on Mt. Oyama as wel...
Yomiuriland Jewellumination is an event held every winter in Yomiuri Land. World famous lighting designers created these light displays based on th...
Miyagase Dam is well-known as a great sightseeing and date destination, and people flock to it throughout the day to watch its discharges of water....
Cherry trees line the promenade along Ooka River; the fallen petals swaying on the water's surface create a magical atmosphere. When cherry blossom...
It is a temple of Nichiren-shu (one of the factions of Japanese Buddhism) founded by Nichiro Shonin (senior priest), who was a disciple of Nichiren...
Factory night views have been very popular for several years in Japan. Many people are almost obsessed with them. On this cruise tour, view the spa...
From Terminal 2’s Observation Deck, there is a panoramic view of the Stardust Stage (pictured) illuminated with about 4,000 LED lights. From Termin...
Smart Illumination Yokohama is an international art event that fuses environment and energy-saving technology with artistic creativity to take on t...
This cruise shows off the most inspirational spots along the radiant Yokohama Bay. We create a romantic atmosphere with the urban legend that “if y...
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