A Rilakkuma Stay in Kanagawa
Kim BergströmMahalova Minds Miura Tokyo Bay has two new themed hotel rooms opening this April, dedicated to two iconic characters – Rilakkuma and Korilakkuma – in collaboration with San-X Co., Ltd.
This 100-year-old warehouse has been renovated into a atmospheric, retro-styled cafe. Dine on dishes made from fresh Miura ingredients while admiring the classic cars and motorcycles on display.
Mahalova Minds Miura Tokyo Bay has two new themed hotel rooms opening this April, dedicated to two iconic characters – Rilakkuma and Korilakkuma – in collaboration with San-X Co., Ltd.
Ocean, yacht, fish market, vegetables, one hour from Tokyo
For anyone interested in the fevered variety of birds then look no further than Jogashima Island in Southern Kanagawa where you can come up close with some Black Kite and Pacific Reef Heron.
From January 1 to May 5, 2024, Tsukuihama Tourist Farm in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture is offering 30-minute, all-you-can-eat strawberry picking experiences where you can savor ultra-sweet strawberries to your heart’s content.
Kurobatei Restaurant at Misaki Port is famous for the grilled whole-head maguro tuna. Misaki is located at the mouth of Tokyo Bay in Miura Peninsula, Kanagawa Prefecture, and is a great alternative to Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market.
Diners at Misakikan Honten can be forgiven if the experience gives them a big head. This restaurant at the tip of the Miura Peninsula in southeastern Kanagawa (across the
Nagai Uminote Park Soleil Hill is a fantastic destination for a family-friendly day out, particularly if you're a fan of seasonal blooms. There's something to enjoy no matter what time of year you visit, with vibrant yellow nanohana in the wintertime, nemophila (baby blue eyes) and poppies in spring, sunflowers in summer, and cosmos in autumn. Flowers aren't the only attraction here, though – the park is home to spacious children's play areas, a zipline, rides, and even the Soleil train that makes regular trips around the venue. Once you work up an appetite, check out some of the on-site eateries. There are plenty of options to choose from, with everything from pizza and donuts to curry and soft serve ice cream. Many vendors utilize local produce in the dishes they make, ensuring top-notch flavor and freshness.
Tateishi Park is a scenic coastal park which has inspired artists and photographers throughout history, including big names like the iconic ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Hiroshige. The park features on several lists owing to its beauty, including 50 Scenic Spots in Kanagawa and Yokosuka's Top 100 Scenic Spots. Additionally, it has been named as a designated Civic Cultural Asset of Yokosuka City. The park offers an extra incentive to visit on clear days – you can get some incredible views of Mount Fuji from here.
The Kurihama Flower Park is a sprawling venue which is home to a wide array of floral beauty throughout the seasons, including poppies and nemophila during spring, and cosmos in autumn. A fun way to explore the blooms is via the park's Flower Train, which has a small fee to ride. It's not just flowers you'll find here, though – another star attraction at the park is the giant Godzilla statue by the playground area, which makes for a fun photo opportunity! The on-site Los Marines restaurant sits on a hill overlooking the Uraga Channel, and serves up dishes like their Godzilla curry, pizza, pasta, and desserts. Kids meal options are also available if you're visiting with little ones in tow.