Kawasaki Municipal Science Museum (Planetarium)
Enjoy not only learning about the nature of Kawasaki, but also the facility's planetarium. With the introduction of newly developed projection equipment, the projected...
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A Charming Exploration of Art and Tradition in Kawasaki
How about an out-of-the-ordinary experience appreciating the starry night sky and visiting Japanese temples. Kawasaki Daishi Temple is renowned for its ceremonial cleaning from evil spirits and influences. The street approaching the temple is always bustling with worshippers and tourists giving it a festival-like atmosphere. We recommend walking down this street and trying out the famous Kuzu mochi- Kawasaki's regional sweet.
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Kawasaki City Taro Okamoto Museum of Art
This is an "interactive museum" where visitors can enjoy, with all five senses, various works of art by Taro Okamoto, an artist associated with Kawasaki City, and...
Japan Open Air Folk House Museum
Located 30 minutes from Tokyo and 40 minutes by car from Haneda Airport, this municipal Japanese folklore park in the northern part of Kawasaki City is an outdoor...
Kawasaki Daishi Heiken-ji Temple
One of Japan’s famous temples with over ten million visitors per year. It is known for warding off evil (Yakuyoke Daishi). Every day without fail, a priest will...
Kuzumochi Sumiyoshi
The Kuzu Mochi rice cake is a specialty of Kawasaki Daishi Temple and was named in honor of health and longevity. This shop in front the Kawasaki Daishi Temple...
