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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 “Makuyama Park”,...
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Admire Kanagawa's Nature with Plum Blossoms, Waterfalls, and Seaside Views
Visit Makuyama park in the Yugawara area when plum blossoms bloom and relax with a foot bath. Also visit Kazumasa Nakagawa Memorial Museum and Kifune Shrine for a great experience.
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Fudo Falls (Yugawara)
This 15-meter-high waterfall has an abundance of water. The waterfall is flanked by two deities, 'Migawari Fudo', a protective deity on the left, and 'Shusse Daikoku-son',...
Doppo No Yu
This facility closed on March 31, 2020. Relax your heart and body at nine different foot spas that use natural hot springs! The park interior is designed based...
Mitsuishi
Also known as Kasashima Island, Mitsuishi is famous as a spot to see the first sunrise of the year and is symbolic of the Manazuru Peninsula. In low tides, this...
Nakagawa Kazumasa Art Museum
This museum has a collection of 652 pieces of Kazumasa Nakagawa, a major existence in Japan’s western art scene after World War II. Nakagawa had an atelier in...
Kibune Shrine
Kibune Shrine holds an annual festival on July 27th and 28th. The shrine is famous for gallant and spectacular Funamatsuri (decorated ship) and is a nationally...
