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Updated • updatedMar 20, 2025
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Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Verny Park, Mikasa Park, and Dobuita Street and more, get ready to experience the best places in Yokosuka.
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Verny Park, located in Yokosuka, offers a delightful blend of French-inspired beauty and serene waterfront views. The park boasts a charming French-garden design with manicured lawns, vibrant flower beds, and a peaceful fountain. Named after the French engineer Leonce Verny, the park features over 130 species of beautiful blooms, including an impressive display of 2,000 roses at its center.
Great open park to take a walk along the bay overlooking Yokosuka port and see some Naval ships both US and Japanese. Visited in winter so no blooming flowers yet but you can tell it'll be nice to visit and walk through in Spring.
It is a French styled garden and some memorials and displays of Léonce Verny which the park is named after. He was a French naval engineer who led the construction of multiple naval facilities in the area in the late 1800s.
Right next to the Coasca mall and you can park in their parking lot or by the JR train station. There is a small playground for kids too.
A good place to take a walk and have some scenery and learn some history too.
Jonathan K — Google review
Highlight of my visit to Yokosuka. Probably one of the few places in Yokosuka that have such an open and direct view of the ships docked at the port and also open to the public.
On one side you can see the JMDF HQ and their vessels, while on the other side you can see the US naval base and their vessels.
Cool place to walk through or sit down and just enjoy the view. Also conveniently located right next to JR Yokosuka station.
Was in the area for a super cool Oktoberfest across from the naval base. tourists prices but still fun
The place is nice, clean and spacious. Lots of roses with various types
I look forward to The Spring Rose Festival in Verny Park every year. And it is a beautiful venue to just relax, walk, and view the harbor.
Great park to relax! You can see the US navy base and the base of Japan Maritime Self Defense Force from here! Long wood board deck here!! You can have a bench to see the bay!! There are good garden too! You can enjoy beautiful roses in the season. That’s super beautiful!! It’s close to JR Yokosuka station and Starbucks coffee store! It’s easy to get in!! You can enjoy here with good coffee on weekends!! Enjoy!!
Right across from JR Yokosuka Station, super easy to get to. The park feels wide open and you can see the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the port.
A very nice park to visit on a sunny day. Lots of flowers and expansive boardwalk to take in the views of the harbor and Japanese and American warships and submarines. The museum is also very nice and with no entry fee.
1 Chome-１ Shioiricho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0042, Japan•
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Mikasa Park, located in Yokosuka, is a renowned park that showcases the city's history and natural beauty. It was selected as one of the '100 Japanese City Parks' and the '100 Historical Parks.' The park is designed with the theme of 'water, light, and sound,' featuring captivating water fountains that operate multiple times a day. At its center stands the impressive battleship Mikasa, which played a significant role in the Russo-Japanese War.
If your r interested in history and/or with kids - it’s a good place to go.
Olga S — Google review
If you are a fan of history and naval battles, you really need to visit this place. Although this Mikasa battleship is not kept as its original satus , you can feel and understand how important it is in the history, not to mention the Russia - Japan war is a turning point of Japan Empire.
They park was very nice well-maintained has several spots that would be good for taking pictures. It also has a very long channel and at the back of the park is a pond that does water shows at certain times throughout the day. Overall I think this is a very beautiful Park to visit. Oh there were also signs that warned you about hawks taking your food.
Very good park and museum. The museum has the artifacts from the world war 2 and has shows and VR creation of the some part of that historical events happened at that time.
The old battle ship which is turned into the museum is well maintained and lets you feel the size of the fleet working on them.
Battleship Mikasa is a museum containing artifacts from WWII. The ship recreates what it was like during that time. It was a nice tour. I came on the day of the Curry Festival so the park had lots of food stalls and it was very interesting to see different kinds of curry as well as some other types of food.
Very beautiful large park. Ferry to "Sarujima" is nearby. Sometime, there are events and festival. It was huge Curry festival when I visited there.
The park is nicely managed and beautiful...good for bringing kids.you can see the sarushima island from here..nice view in the evening...there is one frigade boat kept open for visitors.
Nice park by the water (New Yokosuka Port) with many cool water features, cherry blossoms, playground, outdoor theater.
82 Inaokacho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0003, Japan•
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Dobuita Street is a vibrant American-influenced strip in Yokosuka, Japan. It's known for its military-gear shops, burger joints, and lively bar scene. The street is a shopper's paradise with a wide variety of souvenirs ranging from delicately crafted jewelry to eye-catching bomber jackets reflecting the city's naval history. You'll often see people in camouflage clothes walking in front of the military base and bustling activity at the bars.
The iconic street from Shenmue is a fantastic place to visit, offering a variety of great shops, restaurants, and a genuine sense of community. The atmosphere is vibrant and lively, with a vast selection of sukajan jackets and dome. There are also some great bars and restaurants to relax in.
Dean T — Google review
Dobuita Street in Yokosuka, Kanagawa, is a lively district known for its blend of Japanese and American cultures. Due to its proximity to the U.S. Naval Base, it features a mix of shops, restaurants, and bars offering unique local flavors and entertainment. Visitors can find everything from Yokosuka Navy Burgers and Navy Curry to military-themed apparel and Sukajan jackets. By day, it's great for shopping and exploring, and by night, it becomes the heart of Yokosuka's nightlife. A must-visit spot for a culturally rich experience.
Just visited this magical place. I was looking for sailors.
You can spend a large fortune part of the day sifting through the shops on Dobuita Street. It houses a variety of goods from souvenirs to vintage clothing. There’s something for everyone.
The birthplace of Sukajan 💙
While Yokosuka has many places where you could hang out and buy stuff... this street is here is where I find the most creative stuff. There are vintage items on sale as well. You'll never know this is where you buy your next great find.
I love the street, the people, the sellers (the old Japanese men and women are very polite and kind to talk to... but there's no haggling prices with them hahahaha).
The Sukajan on sale are exquisite. I love the shirts, the bomber jackets, the embroidered stuff. The more exquisite, the more expensive they are priced. But hey, this is the only place where you have so many options and designs of Sakajans so when visiting Yokosuka, buy one. It's enough proof you were there without saying you were there.
Lot of bar and burger/steak restaurants
I went on sunday and just few people around the vicinity
When we were there on Thursday at the daytime
The Main Street i s less people and
Many shops are closed .
We plan to return again at nighttime.
I visited Dobuita Street in Yokosuka, Japan after originally discovering the street in the game Shenmue. Although it's changed over the years it offers a unique and somewhat surreal experience with its Americanized atmosphere.
I visited during the week around 6pm in March, and although it was fairly quiet, some bars were still open. For a livelier atmosphere, I would recommend going on the weekend.
It's got an American vibe with an abundance of English and sometimes poorly translated signs added to the charm. Walking to the soundtrack of "Get Low" blaring from a nearby bar, it was filled with english speaking people.
The food and drink options along Dobuita Street leaned heavily toward American cuisine, offering a wide range of familiar dishes and beverages. It was a bit surreal to encounter such an Americanized place in the heart of Japan.
2 Chome-15 Honcho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0041, Japan•
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Nagai Uminote Park Soleil Hill is a beloved destination for tourists and locals. It boasts a vast seaside area featuring vibrant flowerbeds, a charming boat pond, engaging playgrounds, and an endearing petting zoo. Additionally, the park offers the excitement of a Ferris wheel ride.
For English speakers, a fun park to bring your family too. A lot of activities for the little kids. The park in itself is free but most of the activities there you'll have to pay about 400 yen or more depending on the activity. There is a hill slide, train ride, petting zoo, ropes course, paddle row boats, go carts, archery, and more. There is a ticket booth usually right outside of the activity but it is all in Japanese so make sure you are choosing the right one. They do sell a bulk of 12 tickets for 4000 yen which saves you 800 yen if you are interested in that. You can spend most of the day there without doing any of the pay activity and just pay for parking too. Playgrounds are free and plenty of space for kids to run around. Just beaware the ticket booths are in Japanese so you'll have to know which one to buy. Also, the ticket booths currently don't accept the new bills so be careful if you have new ones. Also try to have 1000 yen bills as they don't accept 5000 or 10000. However there are exchange one near some ticket booths.
Many people that comes here brings there own tent and set it up for the day to come back to and rest. Spaces are first come first serve. They also do have actual camping area and cabins to rent if want to spend the night there.
Plenty of vending machine and places to grab food too. Worth checking out the strawberry soft cream which they have it right by the main entrance.
Parking is about 1050 yen and they will scan your license plate when you go in. Highly suggested to pay for parking before entering the park as it can get backed up when leaving. Just remember the 4 numbers on your plate. They do accept credit cards at the machines, no English options of if you need help you'll need to seek assistance but it is pretty straight forward.
Worth checking out and great day of outing. We will be back again!
Jonathan K — Google review
Great family get away for a day or even to stay! The zipline was so much fun and you get an awesome view of Mt.Fuji if you are fortunate enough. Lots of stuff for the kids to do and yummy places to eat! The flowers were very pretty and well maintained.
A great park to take your whole family to include your pup! The dog park is also pretty nice. The play grounds are huge and the camp areas are pretty nice. Lots of parking and not too expensive.
This park is amazing. We went as a group of adults and had a great time. No children needed to enjoy the park. During our time in Yokosuka area we went here twice. One of the days it was very rainy and we didn’t get to see the animals at the zoo, but rode the Ferris wheel and enjoyed the beautiful flowers. The staff was very helpful to English speakers and we felt comfortable enjoying the park. The sunny day we went, we got to see many of the animals, enjoyed the pedal boats, and the grilling experience. I’d recommend this place to those with children, solo travelers, even adults!!
Very beautiful, big and enjoyable place to go with family and friends. We had a great time and also fun activities to do with kids, consider bringing cash because you have to pay for ever activity.
A massive park, very good for family picnic and couple date.
I was there on Friday 15th August 2025, very crowded but you still can walk tho. Less foreigner tourists.
Guess, the favorite spot is the sunflower garden for taking pics.
Free entry, but you will have to pay to get into their small zoo.
The condition of the zoo is kinda sad-gloomy and small for some animals. Shocking they have penguins, they do need cold space rather than outdoor cage. Pony has super small cage and lonely. Capybaras and big turtles have bigger space area to roam. Dogs also look so scared to people and just wait for food to appear. So sad.
Vending machines and toilets are available anywhere.
They have restaurants as well, Italian style and Japanese style. Ice cream spot is near to the entrance gate. But the bigger restaurant inside the park doesnt have english menu so it's not really "foreigner friendly" yet. So far the service was fast and helpful for me.
The playground is so massive and many kind. Slide, gokart, mini roller coaster, ferris wheel, carousel, etc.
Picnic ground also massive, no need to worry to get your own space.
You can also do grill and they serve the store.
I hope the souvenir store get improvement for various things, not just foods and toys.
This is an amazing park for sunflower! Looks like it is opens only for summer but must to visit here! There are huge amount pf flowers around the park!!! Basically it is free to enter just need to pay for parking. There are some food places. If you have small kids, never get bored for them!!! Good place to enjoy slow and relax for family!! Enjoy!!
Great place to enjoy a Sunday lazy day.
It was scorching hot, but the little water ponds were fun. Petting zoo was also sweet.
4 Chome Nagai, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0316, Japan•
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Kurihama Flower Park is a stunning city park that showcases over 1 million seasonal flowers, including poppies in the spring and cosmos in the fall. The park also features Adventure Land, a playground with attractions like Godzilla-inspired slides and a 45-meter-long roller slide, making it a hit with kids. Additionally, visitors can enjoy activities such as golf, archery, and air-rifle shooting.
There is a stunning flower garden located near Yokosuka. It is a vibrant display of colors and fragrances, showcasing a variety of blooms that change with the seasons. Visitors can stroll through beautifully arranged pathways, taking in the sights and sounds of nature. The garden is not only a feast for the eyes but also a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection. It is a great place for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a visit to experience the beauty and tranquility it offers. You might even find some unique flowers that you have never seen before!
Gus E — Google review
Great park to go for a hike/walk and great playground for kids at the top. Warning the hill is quite steep so expect about a 1000m climb to he Godzilla slide. As of 2024 summer it is closed due to repair but the sign said it'll be open on December.
Subtracted a star due to just being a little outdated and the playground area needed some grounds keeping done. A lot of long grass by the playground area that needed some mowing down. Besides that the l playgrounds were still in great shape and the signs were all faded with some sun damage.
We went at the end of summer so there were no blooming flowers to see but you can tell it's beautiful in Spring time.
A lot of locals come here for a good nature walk. There is also a small train that runs if you want to pay for the ride. 500 yen for adults and 300 yen for children above three. Only went to the top and back down but I know on the other side there is a kids garden and cafe. Just be aware We tried to keep out of the sun so we went late afternoon and most of the places were closed by 3:30pm. The park also closes the gates at 4:30pm for entry so plan accordingly. We paid 630 yen for parking closest to the entrance. I assume the parking lot is packed in peak times.
Recommend checking it out for a good hike up hill and a great spot for kids. I know they will sleep well the days we go here.
Gorgeous place for hiking, picnic and chill. Take your sport shoes and comfortable clothes because you have to walk quite long to reach the Godzilla statue and the big playground for kids. This park basically massive and full of flowers (depends to the seasons as well).
Best time to visit (summer/spring) is around 15:00-18:00. Not gonna be crowded and so breezy.
There are plenty toilets and vending machines, also a small cafe and a merchandise store.
Parking lot is outside the park near to Yokosuka hospital.
Kurihama Flower park is a nice place to visit with young kids … there are multiple playgrounds, giant slides, and small food vendors. Even a trolly-train to ride if the hills are too tough on your legs. At different times flowers bloom seasonally to enjoy. The Godzilla statue is the famous highlight with a slide down its tail. You can pay yen only for trampolines for 5 minutes and even a rock climbing wall. Great place to bring your own family picnic. Parking is 630 yen. Plenty of bathrooms
Very well paved paths. Not many stairs, but some of the paths are fairly steep and may be tiring for small children or elderly folks. The playground with Godzilla is pretty sizeable and a good place to keep kids busy for a while.
Tons of trails to walk and explore. Different flowers to view in each season, so any time of year is great for visiting. Great for kids, as there are multiple play areas, giant slides and a kid garden section. There's a for soaking tub in the kids garden which was very invigorating. You can find several shops and ice cream carts around the park.
This is a big park with lots to see! It‘s well known for its poppies and nemophilia, so it does get pretty crowded during flowering season. There was at least a 30-car wait for one of the two parking lots during Golden week. If you are planning on walking around the park, wear a comfortable pair of shoes as there are plenty of uphill parts. Otherwise, there’s also a shuttle bus that runs every half an hour from sometime in the morning till 16:30. Definitely worth a visit!
Beautiful park, even during the winter. Nice trails to hike and beautiful views. Nice tea shop at the end of the hike. Cool playgrounds for the kids with the giant Godzilla. The tram is a nice way to see the park if you've got someone who is physically unable to hike or with little kids.
1 Shinmeicho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 239-0832, Japan•
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Kannonzaki Park is a large and picturesque park located on the Miura Peninsula, offering stunning views of Tokyo Bay. Visitors can explore forest trails, enjoy spring cherry blossoms, and take in the natural beauty of rocky stretches and sandy beaches along the cape. The park features Japan's first Western-style lighthouse, Kannonzaki Lighthouse, as well as art and history museums, a play area for children, and various dining options.
Relaxing park near the beach. It’s not crowded. Good transportation by bus.
Ananya T — Google review
Good park but needed some grounds keeping done. Grasses were long. Good small walk and view of the ocean.
Huge park with lots to see. Several trails to take, some strenuous, others flat and easy. There's playgrounds, forest scenery, a beach trail, and a path through the old military battery. There are several restrooms available, which were relatively clean, and had vending machines for drinks and ice cream outside them.
I had a great time walking along the beach and walk up to the lighthouse. Cute little place to visit.
However the lack of parking lot of motorcycle was very concerning. Many bikes were parked along the road. I managed to park my bike with bicycles and I’m still not sure if it was okay or not.
Really cool park a lot of different things to do and see. Paved trails through majority of the park that takes you do different areas. Paid parking available. Close to Yokosuka very cool and easy trip on a nice day to explore.
WOW. That’s all I can say. This beautiful park is a refuge from the chaos of town. So much to see and do here. The cherry blossoms are breath taking but there’s also many other flowers and a lot of hiking. It extends down to the beach also.
This is a good park for enjoying nice nature! I think it’s amazing in summer not for winter season haha. You can see Uraga channel from here so you can see many ships coming for Tokyo and leaving to Pacific Ocean from here it’s amazing view!! If it is a beautiful day you can see around Yokohama are and Tokyo too!! There are some remains during WW2 ear so you can see some battery and ammo storages. Looks like good place for swimming and bbq in the summer!! It’s big wind around winter so cold. Take care! There are parking, vending machines and some benches!! You can enjoy and relax here!!
One of my favorite parks in Japan. My dogs love it and I get good exercise walking them. You can walk for a few hours here
4 Chome-1262 Kamoi, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 239-0813, Japan•
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Tateishi Park is a picturesque park featuring a small beach and cove, as well as tree-topped rocky outcrops in the sea. It offers stunning views of the coastline, with Mt. Fuji visible in the distance. The park's scenery was famously captured by Ando Hiroshige in his ukiyo-e work during the Edo period. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the shore and explore tidal pools to observe sea creatures.
Beautiful scenic beach spot. The parking is free and open until 2000. On a clear day, especially in the winter, you can see Mount Fuji towering over the bay. This spot is great for a date!
Tanuki E — Google review
The location offers a stunning vantage point to witness the sunset during the warm summer months. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky transforms into a breathtaking palette of vibrant oranges, pinks, and purples, creating a truly magical atmosphere. However, it's important to note that this picturesque spot tends to attract large crowds, making parking a challenge. Visitors should plan ahead to ensure they secure a parking space and fully enjoy the enchanting view.
It’s a beautiful scenic spot in Zushi, about a 20-minute bus ride from the bus station. You can take bus No. 5 at bus stop No. 2 at Zushi Bus Station, which is next to JR Zushi Station and about a 5-minute walk from Keikyu Zushi-Hayama Station. The view is especially beautiful in winter when Mt. Fuji is clearly visible. Even though I couldn’t see Mt. Fuji on the day I went, the view was still amazing.
1/2020
Beautiful. Especially when the air is clear and you can see all the way to Mt Fuji. Touches the Japanese hearts.
Parking tends to get full easily on days like that.
We had a relaxing time there, listening to the waves and looking down at the marvelous sea color...
1/2022
And when you go on a very very windy day, the sea is very rough….🌊
early in the morning if you want to come,because the parking is small first come firstsave this place the only free parking,so you waiting longer if it's available😌
A wonderful little park with a big rock in the ocean and cliffs you can climb with little grassy areas. Plenty of free parking when I went and hardly a soul around. The water is so clear you can see the bottom of the sea floor. The trees look like Bonzai trees and they grow in the area.
Me and my husband like to visit this park with our dog, it's give you nice sunset with mouth fuji view on a good sunny day plus on a weekday it's not crowded.
Very popular park for photographers & locals to visit during sunset. They have a huge free parking lot however it is usually filled up especially if going to catch a glimpse of Fujisan at sunset. I would recommend going 2 hours before sunset to be able to score a free parking space, if not a lot across the street from LuvIt has plenty of spots but the fee is ¥900 but might be worth it to avoid the hassle of finding a place to park which is extremely limited and places do monitor - especially if you park somewhere that is not allowed 🚫.
3 Chome-5 Akiya, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 240-0105, Japan•
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Kano Shrine is a revered and powerful shrine with an exceptional setting, featuring the East and West Kano Shrines facing each other across the bustling Uraga Port. It was previously a Shingon sect temple called Eishinji before being divided into two villages, leading to the construction of separate shrines. The mountain behind it, Mt. Myojin, holds the ruins of Uraga Castle.
What a beautiful Shinto Shrine, right on the Bay. We Spent the day exploring the beautiful Kano Shinto Shrine in another local neighborhood with my girls! ⛩️ The architecture and serene atmosphere were truly breathtaking. It's amazing to discover more about our local culture and history. Can't wait to go back and experience more of the rich traditions and beauty this shrine has to offer! #ExploringLocalGems #KanoShintoShrine
Earl J — Google review
This is a traditional Japanese shrine! Located by the bay you have to take a stairs to get the main place!! Looks located nice place you can see a beautiful bay view from the main house! You pray for something you want and ring the bell!! There are just a small shops you can buy some fortune stuffs!! Enjoy!!
A beautiful shrine on the waterfront of Uraga. The cave was surprisingly simple but wonderful. The stairs make it a good leg workout day and the view from the top is breathtaking. It was nice and very peaceful shrine to experience with many sites to enjoy.
I really like the size of the shrine, and the view is has.
A lovely shrine with good views. There was not much traffic when we got there in the morning, though more people were coming when we left. Continue up the stairs that go behind the shrine to see the site of Uraga Castle.
A nice shrine to check out. Plus, if you have the time, go across the way in a boat ferry to the twin shrine with the same name and check it out too. Go up the steep steps there to see the monument to the founder of the Japanese navy.
Really nice Shrine in front of Uraga port.
Inside the shrine there's a small torii where you can wash your coins, (for good luck ).
A cat was looks like owner.
東叶神社, 2 Chome-21-25 Higashiuraga, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 239-0821, Japan•
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Nestled in the serene surroundings of Kamakura, Yakumo Shrine is a hidden gem that promises tranquility away from the bustling tourist spots. Just a leisurely 15-minute stroll from Kamakura Station, this charming shrine invites visitors to explore its peaceful grounds adorned with vibrant banners and shaded by lush trees. The path leading to Yakumo Shrine meanders through a quiet residential area, making it an ideal escape for those seeking solace.
Yakumo Shrine is located an 8-minute walk from the East Exit of Kamakura Station. It was established during the Eihō era (1081–1083), and is known as the oldest shrine in Kamakura dedicated to warding off misfortune.
The shrine hosts the “Kamakura Omachi Festival,” a Gion Festival that has been celebrated in Kamakura for over 900 years. The festival takes place for three days, beginning on the Saturday between July 7 and 14 each year.
Highlights of this festival include the Shinkō-sai, a sacred procession where men dressed in traditional white garments and eboshi hats carry mikoshi (portable shrine), as well as the Mikoshi-furi, where four mikoshi illuminated by lanterns are carried side by side at night.
At the back of the Yakumo Shrine grounds, you’ll find the trailhead for the Gionyama Hiking trail.
TripTip G — Google review
The oldest shrine in Kamakura definitely worth a visit. m just relaxing and enjoy the atmosphere
A small shrine with very colorful banners set in a nice tree shaded area. It was right off a walking alley but, behind it is the larger hiking trail, near a few other shrines and temples. It’s free to explore, all you have to do is ring the bell to purchase any charms or get your GoShuin. It’s was relaxing and peaceful to just enjoy.
Very nice place, it's a start of a hiking route too
Small wooden shrine with quite an empty park but big trees casting a refreshing shadow. You can see some omikoshi behind a window. Free to visit.
Nice place to cool down after hiking
This was, actually, a shrine.
(Translated by Google) This is a shrine where you can get a goshuin. You can have it written directly.
Goshuin can be obtained at the shrine office to the right of the worship hall. You can also get goshuin from the many affiliated shrines here. There are seven affiliated shrines in total: Jusansho Shrine, Jomyoji Kumano Shrine, Amanawa Shinmei Shrine, and Ebisu Shrine in Kamakura City, and Kuki Shrine, Numama Goryo Shrine, and Kameoka Hachiman Shrine in Zushi City. The initial offering is 500 yen for each.
According to the history book, it is an old shrine that has been enshrined since the Muromachi period. It is surrounded by trees and has a tranquil atmosphere. To the left of the worship hall is a treasure hall that you can freely visit, where you can see the mikoshi, roof tiles, and donated items. It is difficult to see because of the reflection in the glass, though.
When you ring the bell at the shrine office, the chief priest will come out and carefully write the goshuin for each shrine in your goshuin book.
I thought it would be interesting to try out the one-word fortune slips that come with a kind message from the chief priest. It costs 300 yen.
I was definitely convinced 🥴
(Original)
御朱印が頂ける神社。直書きして頂ける。
御朱印は拝殿右手の社務所にて。多数ある兼務社の御朱印もこちらで頂ける。列挙すると兼務社は７社あり。鎌倉市の十二所神社、浄妙寺熊野神社、甘縄神明宮、蛭子神社と逗子市の久木神社、沼間五霊神社、亀岡八幡宮。初穂料は各500円。
由緒書には室町時代から鎮座している歴史の古い神社。まわりは木々に囲まれていて静謐な雰囲気に包まれています。拝殿の左手には自由に拝観出来る宝物殿があり、神輿や瓦、奉納された品々を見ることが出来る。ガラスで反射して見づらいが。
社務所はチャイムを鳴らすと宮司様が出てきてくれて一社ずつ丁寧に御朱印帳に書き入れてくれます。
宮司様の有難いお言葉が頂ける一言みくじなるものが頒布されていて面白いと思ってひいてみた。300円。
確かに納得といったところです🥴
1 Chome-11-20 Ōmachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0007, Japan•
Train station
Yokosuka-chūō Station is a central transportation hub in Yokosuka city, offering access to various train lines including the Keikyu line. It's a convenient spot for travelers heading to Tokyo and Yokohama, with super fast limited express trains available. The station area is bustling with shops and restaurants, providing everything needed for daily life. Foreign visitors will find the station staff helpful and accommodating.
This is the Keikyu line station. If you are going to Yokosuka Naval Base of the U.S. Forces in Japan, this station or Shioiri station is the nearest. Keikyu has good access to Tokyo and Haneda Airport. JR Yokosuka station is the closest to Tokyo station without transfers. However, please be aware of the distance from this station.
US H — Google review
This place is a center of Yokosuka city! You can find fancy restaurant around this station and good shops. You can buy everything you need for your daily life. All Keikyu line stops at this stop. When you go to Tokyo and Yokohama it’s good idea to use this line not JR line. Super fast train especially for limited express. The staffs at the station is good for foreigners so no worries. If you have any problem or worries you can ask them! Have a good travel!
They improved Yokosuka Chuo Station and the surrounding area a lot of the years. Now it's a pretty decent place. Once you exit the station, you're within walking distance of many shops.
Yokosuka Chuo really stands out when they do festivals in front of the station on the Main Street.
Clean, people speak English. Very efficient. The trains are always on time. They are very clean. You don't have to worry about getting mugged like you can in New York! You feel safe and comfortable.
Nice station and easy to use. Plenty of signage and little chance of getting lost.
Good station where the express and limited express stop, as well as the local Keikyu trains. There are a bunch of shops in the area and you'll never be bored around Yokosukachuo Station!
My only complaint is that there's no convenience store on the ground floor inside the gates. The 7-11 is outside the gate or on the tracks, which gets pretty crowded!
This is the main station in downtown Yokosuka. You can catch a train from her to Tokyo which will connect to anywhere in Japan. Passmo and Suica cards are available at the entrance and will take it much easier for foreigners as you don't need to calculate fares. Just get the card, put 5000¥ on it and swipe it as you enter ad exit the stations.
Great station in the heart of Yokosuka at the main intersection of Blue Street. Everything is conveniently located. Take trains from here into Yokohama, Tokyo, etc to connect anywhere else in Japan.
Japan, 〒238-0007, 神奈川県横須賀市若松町２丁目２５•
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United States Armed Forces Base
Military base
Naval base
United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka offers a unique experience with its Navy Burger and beautiful sea views. The base provides a wide range of activities including woodworking, diving clubs, movie theaters, gyms, mixed martial arts classes, and more. It also boasts great restaurants and a rich Japanese culture. Visitors can explore the historic dry docks and enjoy the convenience of on-base transportation options. As one of the largest Navy bases outside the US, it serves as a cornerstone of the US-Japan Alliance.
I had an incredible experience touring the USS Ronald Reagan at United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka (アメリカ海軍横須賀基地). The base itself is impressive, with a rich history and strong sense of community. The tour provided fascinating insights into naval operations and life aboard one of the most advanced aircraft carriers. The staff were knowledgeable and welcoming, making the visit memorable. Highly recommended for anyone interested in military history and naval technology!
Elias ( — Google review
Was in and out of there starting in September 1970. A huge base that once was the core base of the Japanese Navy during WWII. A very historic Naval Base. And I loved the Japanese people and Tokyo was stunning. I can only imagine what it's like now 54 years later. Great memories.
Stationed there from 2002 - 2005 onboard USS Gary. The club on base was packed on thursdays (salsa night) with the best rum and coke. Great japanese neighbors. The "Hon cho" area was great but off limits at times...Tokyo is awesome...many things to do in Japan...the cuisine is out of rhis world...miss Japan so much...
The best of the East! Great menus on every corner. Such talented people!
One of the biggest US Navy bases outside of the United States. The cornerstone of the US-Japan Alliance. Taken in September 2015.
Spent 5 years here, stationed on the mighty USS George Washington, from March 2009 until March 2014. At first everything was very surreal and took pictures of everything! Then I hit a groove for a bit and then really finished out my tour exploring everything. I can now cross off many things on my bucket list thanks the US Navy and Japan. It was an honor to serve here and it was absolutely the experience of a lifetime. Get out! Explore Japan! Get lost! Don't take anything for granted or push anything to the side and say you'll get to it later. Time goes by so quickly and you'll realize, no matter how much you actually did, that there was still so much you didn't do. It's so safe, you can let your kids go off by themselves and really not have to worry about a thing. Japanese culture is so friendly and honest. Just be careful and don't forget to think about how much money you're spending, it's easy to pose track with "Monopoly money." I highly recommend this to anyone looking to get stationed here. You'll appreciate it so much when you look back at it.
Visited Family stationed there. Filled out paperwork ahead of time to stay on base and showed ID each time went in. Lots of kids playgrounds. Nice people. Cool ships. Great Launching point for Tokyo and Kyoto.
Of all the military bases I've seen, aside from Coronado, this is one of the nicest.
They have a very nice NEX stocked with comfort items but also some local fare, the food court is great an has a nice buffet, the gym is nice, and the location itself is very walkable with running trails and a very active walking entrance gate.
Honcho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0041, Japan•
Train station
Uraga Station, perched atop a cliff on the Keikyu Main Line, serves as a unique terminal point that feels like the end of the line. While it may seem isolated with limited shops nearby, this charming station offers a delightful experience for travelers. A short walk from here leads you to scenic spots and local attractions. The station is equipped with an elevator and wide gates, making it accessible for everyone, including those in wheelchairs.
This station is the end of a Uraga line. It’s very local place. There are an elevator and wide gate so if you are on a wheelchair , no worries. Inside the ticket gate they have a bakery, you can buy good breads. That’s so nice. I like the breads. Staffs are always in the station so if you have any trouble they would help you. Good station. But I guess it’s cold in winter season.
Erine T — Google review
The town(village?) where the ‘Fleet Collection’ girl, Kiyoshimo claims is her home. It is a small town by modern standards. You can see an elementary school, a hospital and a ceremonial place called the 儀礼館 from the platform.
(Translated by Google) Keikyu Uraga Station.
This is unusual because it is the last station on the line.
There aren't any outstanding tourist spots in the area, but you can stroll around the shrines and ferries. You can also walk to observation decks such as Uraga Castle that offer a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay.
(Original)
京急 浦賀駅です。
めずらしく、路線の終着駅になります。
周囲は際立った観光スポットというわけではないですが、神社や、渡し船などを散策することができます。また、浦賀城など東京湾を一望できる展望台なども歩いて行くことができます。
(Translated by Google) Following Misakiguchi, I also came to Uraga. I got off the train to visit Kannonzaki Park, but since there is no direct train from Tokyo, I had to change trains at Horinouchi.
The station itself doesn't feel like a terminal station like Misakiguchi, and it feels strange because it's on a small hill and doesn't touch any public roads.
postscript)
Last time, I walked to the park and took a walk around the park, but I didn't climb the Kannonzaki Lighthouse, so I decided to visit again. This time I have other plans so I will be traveling by bus.
(Original)
三崎口に続いて浦賀にもきました。観音崎公園に訪問するため下車しましたが東京からの直通はないので堀ノ内で乗り換えます。
駅自体は三崎口程終着駅感がなく小高い丘の上にあり公道が接してしないので不思議な感じがします。
追記）
前回は歩いて公園へ行き、公園内を散策しましたが観音埼灯台に登っていなかったので再訪しました。今回は次の予定もあるのでバス移動です。
(Translated by Google) If you look at the turnout at Horinouchi Station, you can clearly see that the Keikyu Main Line's terminal station, Misakiguchi, is not the main line.
(Original)
京急本線の終点、三崎口方面は堀ノ内駅の分岐器を見れば一目瞭然で本線でないことが分かる。
(Translated by Google) This is the terminal station of the Keikyu Line in Yokosuka City, and there is a vending machine selling bread and drinks inside the ticket gate, and a Keikyu Store right next to the station.
It is also a tourist base, and you can walk to the sea from the station.
You can also take a single bus to Keikyu Kurihama.
(Original)
横須賀市にある京急線の終着駅で、改札内にはパンと飲み物の自販機があり、駅すぐ横には京急ストアがある。
観光拠点でもあり、駅から徒歩で海を見に行くこともできる。
なお、京急久里浜まではバス1本で行くこともできる。
(Translated by Google) This is the terminal station branching off from Keihin Kyuko's Misaki Exit and Horinouchi, and there is no destination.
Kannonzaki Lighthouse is about a 40 minute walk from there.
There were few shops in front of the station.
(Original)
京浜急行の三崎口と堀ノ内から枝分かれした終着駅で先は有りません。
そこから歩いて40分位で観音崎灯台
駅前はお店少な目でした。
(Translated by Google) I visited on a long ride.
My goal was to arrive at this station, but since it's by the sea, it gets very windy, so I thought I'd have a hard time putting it into the bag, but when I got to the station ticket gate, there was a wall near the elevator entrance, and a parked bus was blocking the wind, making it easier.
I'm glad I made it a goal.
P.S.
Please be careful not to get in the way of people using the station or buses.
(Original)
ロングライドで訪れました。
こちらの駅で ゴール だったのですが 海沿いのため 風がつよく 輪行袋に 入れる のに 苦労しそうだとおもっていたら 駅の改札口に 向かう エレベーターの乗り口付近が 壁 と 停まっている路線バスが 風避けに なってくれて 作業がしやすかったです。
ゴールにして よかったです。
追伸
駅利用の方 や バスの利用の 方の 邪魔にならないように気を付けてくださいね。
1-chōme-1 Uraga, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 239-0822, Japan•
Naval base
At Fleet Activities Yokosuka Main Gate, visitors can indulge in a delicious Navy Burger while soaking up stunning views of the sea and nearby warships. This unique dining experience is complemented by the excitement of passing through the gate itself. The area is well-maintained and offers a clean environment, though it's important to note that security measures are quite strict. Many guests express a desire to return for special events, making it a memorable stop on any journey!
Admirals Barge is the Best Command to Rest As An Young Sailor
Kenneth F — Google review
(Translated by Google) I would like to visit it at some event next time!
(Original)
今度は何かのイベントで見学してみたい！
(Translated by Google) It's kept clean
(Original)
綺麗に保たれてます
(Translated by Google) Security is tight.
The area beyond the blue and yellow lines is under US military control.
(Original)
セキュリティ厳重です。
青ライン及び黄色ラインから先が米軍管理地だそうです
(Translated by Google) I was also excited to pass through the front (lol)
(Original)
表を通るのもドキドキしました(笑)
(Translated by Google) Security is strict.
(Original)
セキュリティが、厳しいですね。
クリオ横須賀本町, 1 Chome-20 Honcho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0002, Japan•
Bus stop
JR Yokosuka Eki mae is located approximately 1.5 km to the west of Yokosuka-chuo station, serving as the western gateway to the main area.
(Translated by Google) The bus stop information is difficult to understand.
Googlemap won't open, probably due to GPS jamming.
(Original)
バス乗り場の案内が分かりづらい
GPSのジャミングの為か Googlemap が開かない
Tatsuro M — Google review
1-chōme Higashihemichō, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0045, Japan•
15Yokosuka Duncan Child Development Center (CDC)
Child care agency
The Yokosuka Duncan Child Development Center (CDC) offers a nurturing environment for children, ensuring that all childcare services are provided by certified homes approved by the Commanding Officer. This means that care is delivered by military family members residing in base housing, creating a supportive community atmosphere for families stationed at Yokosuka. The center prioritizes safety and quality, making it an excellent choice for parents seeking reliable childcare options on base.
Tomaricho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0001, Japan•
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16Youth Sports and Fitness Office
Athletic club
The Youth Sports and Fitness Office is committed to fostering a spirit of sportsmanship while enhancing essential skills, teamwork, and meeting the athletic and recreational needs of young individuals. Upon arrival, you might be surprised by its modest entrance; however, inside lies a spacious facility that truly embodies a culture dedicated to valuing children. This vibrant environment encourages youth engagement in various sports activities, ensuring they develop not only physically but also socially through collaboration and camaraderie.
(Translated by Google) Although the entrance looks small, it is a fairly large building. I feel a culture that values children.
(Original)
入口は小さく見えますが、けっこう大きい建物です。子供を大切にする文化を感じます。
関雅典 — Google review
Japan, 〒238-0001 Kanagawa, Yokosuka, Tomaricho•
17Third Avenue School Age Center
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The Third Avenue School Age Center is a fantastic haven for children in grades one through six, designed specifically for the kids of working parents. This vibrant center provides an array of recreational activities that keep young minds engaged and entertained. From exciting bowling outings to thrilling skating adventures, as well as creative arts and crafts sessions, there's never a dull moment! Field trips and various games add to the fun-filled atmosphere, making it a perfect place for children to unwind after school while fostering friendships and creativity.
2-5 Tomarichō, Honcho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0001, Japan•
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Nail salon
If you're stationed at Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka (CFAY) and looking to explore Tondemi, getting there is a breeze! Simply exit through the Womble or Carney main gate, take a right onto Highway 16, and continue until you spot Coaska Mall on your right. The abundance of bicycle parking will be your cue that you've arrived at this vibrant destination. It's an easy stroll from the base to enjoy what Tondemi has to offer!
Japan, 〒239-0831 Kanagawa, Yokosuka, Kurihama, 4 Chome−13−15 帝国堂ビル 3階
19Ikego Child Development Center
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Day care center
The Ikego Child Development Center, along with its counterpart in Yokosuka, provides a nurturing environment for children starting from just six weeks old up to pre-kindergarten age. Parents can take advantage of flexible hourly care options by making reservations at the center. This setup ensures that little ones receive both quality childcare and engaging developmental activities tailored to their growth needs.
2 Chome-11-2 Ikego, Zushi, Kanagawa 249-0003, Japan•
20Green Street School Age Center & Child Development Homes Office
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At the Green Street School Age Center & Child Development Homes Office, child care is offered exclusively through certified homes that have received approval from the Commanding Officer. This unique program allows military family members residing in base housing to provide nurturing and supportive care for children, ensuring a safe and enriching environment for their development. It's a wonderful initiative that fosters community among families while prioritizing quality childcare.
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Nature & Parks
Umikaze Park is the largest park in the City of Yokosuka, offering a beautiful view of Tokyo Bay. It features grassy picnic spots, a skatepark, cycling paths, basketball hoops, tennis courts, and places for barbecuing. The park is kid-friendly and has public toilets available. Visitors can enjoy free parking nearby and access to amenities such as a grocery store and 100 yen shop.
Great park to take your family for a walk or spend the morning/afternoon. Great open area for Grilling or BBQ. Have plenty of public restrooms and water fountains. There is a splash pad area for kids and a great playground. You can rent BBQ items right there by the field if you need it. Parking is available nearby too.
Skate park is used very frequently and great athletes are there skating or biking.
Jonathan K — Google review
Wonderful place and host to many events related to BMX. Has space frequented by many fishermen especially at night. Nice playground and space for all ages with a skate and rec park next to the playground
Has a nice mellow skate park. Has tennis walls and 2 basketball courts, but the rims are bit higher than regulation I feel. Has great area for kids to play. Very nice ocean view. Be careful, an eagle swooped down and snatched a sandwich out if my hand.
terrible experience..I came late around 10pm and stayed over night left early morning got charged for two whole days so double for parking! They turn off the lights at 11pm and it was total darkness fishing...every other cast was a snag due to people's line left in the sea! Didnt catch anything so was a complete fishing disappointed. Toilets were horrible and there is no place to wash equipment after fishing. Was looking forward to this spot due to the reviews but I guess it's 4 stars due to the basketball and skateboard ground ..but only fishing it was horrible..won't be going there again!
We decided to celebrate the Halloween out at the park . Finally we found UMIKAZE . Umi means sea and Kaze means wind. Thought must be cold but it was not as we were there in October 30th.
We had two tents , Halloween stuffs and lot of food and sweets. Forgot to take the water. But we found a very convenient park with the provision of several toilets , tap waters also the sinks to wash the dishes. We came to know that it’s okay to organize bbq there. Very close there are many best places like home center , big mall , the beautiful sea and Astonishingly skate park , bicycle park and tennis court too.
Parking fee is 640¥ per day. Ample parking lot . Ambiance is attractive as well, so I could see many people with cameras.
Recommend to have a day fun. Choose the sunny day and get some Vitamin D.
We got a nice place beside the old preserved long White House structure , very close to the parking lot where we parked our cars.
We decorated the surrounding a bit and had delicious food ( home made) . After that we did some games and let our kids go around for trick or treating . Anyway soon after they reached the park , they started going around and play fully.
Kids love running around.
Outing is the best for kids and the families.
Cheers
Nice place for passing family time.
People also enjoy fishing 🎣.
Open field for BBQ 🍖
Visited the park very early in the morning to watch the 2023 new years sunrise. They have several parking lots which can accommodate a lot of cars. Some folks camp out on the lawn area as well.
Love this place. Its free in the public. Has a 2 public toilet's. You can bring your kids and has a big ground for your barbeque place just bring your garbage after. If your going in a group, make sure to go early as this place is very crowdy on saturday and sunday. It has a free parking place near here from 10 am to 9 pm ( secret). I cannot tell this. At the side of this place has a parking area 2 hours free. And there is a big grocery store which you can buy foods, a 100 yen shop, etc. You can do fishing you can bring your dog.
3 Chome-２３ Heiseicho, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0013, Japan•
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Nature & Parks
Nature preserve
Kinugasa Yama Park is a charming hilly park located in the suburbs, boasting over 2000 cherry trees and Kinugasa castle ruins. It offers woodland trails, playgrounds, and an observation platform. The park is well-maintained by volunteers and features a small viewing tower at the top of the mountain with panoramic views of downtown Yokosuka and Tokyo Bay.
Nice park for a family outing. Paved trails that are easy for younger children to walk on. Fun playground that my kids enjoyed playing at. Very clean, well maintained and peaceful place. Not too busy on a Saturday morning.
Liliya H — Google review
Loved the view, it was a nice hike from downtown but we did it. Lots to see and the wooden animals were a treat, just wished we were here during spring to see even more flowers!
This large park is well maintained by volunteers. It is a nice place to have a walk or go for a run. There is a small viewing tower at the top of the mountain where you can see all the way to downtown Yokosuka and Tokyo Bay. There are small carved wooden mascots all over the park.
The good: It has a nice view. The best thing about this park is during the Cherry Blossoms.
The bad: Most of the the equipment for kids to play on are old and need to be replaced.
Beautiful and quaint. Peaceful up hill walk with maps and signs guiding you along the way. Beautiful in the spring
Nice little park though it is basically a giant hill. Be prepared ton climb!
Simple walk ask me
Nice Park very peaceful, dog friendly.
4 Chome-922 Koyabe, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0026, Japan•
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