Kanagawa Prefecture is just south of Tokyo.

You can enjoy both the sea and the mountains.

The prefectural capital is Yokohama City.

Yokohama is a port city with a pleasant, open atmosphere.

There are popular spots such as Minato Mirai and the Red Brick Warehouse.

By day you can enjoy shopping and cafés; at night the Ferris wheel and high-rises shine beautifully.

From winter to spring you can see illuminations; at the “Yokohama Milight” event, blue and white lights wrap the city.

Walking along the seaside, the lights reflect on the waves and sparkle.

The tree-lined streets around Sakuragichō Station are also lit up and bustle with people.

When you visit Kanagawa, the seaside areas of Kamakura and Shōnan are also recommended.

Kamakura preserves old temples and traditional streets; cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves are beautiful.

Nearby Shōnan and Enoshima are lively in summer; the sea breeze and waves are pleasant—ideal for swimming and strolls.

Also try the long-standing eatery “Uomitei” on Enoshima’s hilltop.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

The local specialty raw-whitebait bowl is fresh and savoury; enjoying it with an ocean view makes a lasting travel memory.

Hakone is nationally famous for its hot springs.

From the ropeway you can see the mountains and Lake Ashi; the scenery changes with the seasons, and Mt. Fuji is visible on clear days.

There are museums and footbaths—perfect if you want to relax away from the bustle of the city.

You can enjoy Kanagawa’s food culture: whitebait bowls in Shōnan, dim sum in Yokohama Chinatown, and Hato-Sabure cookies in Kamakura.

Getting around is easy: about 30 minutes by train from Tokyo Station to Yokohama, and roughly an hour to Kamakura or Hakone—perfect for day trips.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

From the terrace you can see the blue Sagami Bay, and on clear days even Mt. Fuji in the distance.