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Suwa Shrine

This shrine is in the middle of the commercial downtown area of Yokosuka. There is a regular festival for two days in May, and at nighttime ...more read

Yokosuka Suwa Shrine
Rai  Shrine

“Ikazuchi Shrine” can be mistakenly read as “Kaminari Shrine”. It has a long history since it was built during the Shouhei era (931-938), an...more read

Yokosuka Rai Shrine
Recycle Plaze (Aicle)

It is the largest recycling facility in Japan that deals with the separate collection of garbage based on the “Containers and Packaging Recy...more read

Yokosuka Recycle Plaze (Aicle)
Hungry Boy

This is a long-established restaurant in Shioiri, Yokosuka. The three biggest food items of Yokosuka are “Yokosuka Navy Curry”, “Yokosuka Na...more read

Yokosuka Hungry Boy
Misaka Park

This is Yokosuka’s representative park, which has been selected as one of the “100 Best Urban Parks in Japan” and “1...more read

Yokosuka Misaka Park
Nishikano Shrine

This shrine is dedicated to the guardian deity of Nishiuraga. It is paired with the Higashi Kano Shine on the other side, and the deity ensh...more read

Yokosuka Nishikano Shrine
Kano Shrine

This shrine is dedicated to the guardian deity of Higashiuraga. Prior to travelling to the United States, Katsu Kaishu was also known for hi...more read

Yokosuka Kano Shrine
Kamakura Kaburagi Kiyokata Memorial Museum

Kaburagi Kiyokata is a museum that focuses on modern Japanese art with the theme of pure women, lively citizen’s lives, and literary works. ...more read

Kamakura Kamakura Kaburagi Kiyokata Memorial Museum
Kamakura City Kawakita Film Museum

Nagamasa Kawakita and his wife, Kashiko, contributed greatly to the development of the distribution of films in Japan by importing and distr...more read

Kamakura Kamakura City Kawakita Film Museum