Enoshima Iwaya Caves
Sea caves on the south side of Enoshima, worn by the waves, walkable to the back.
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Sea caves on the south side of Enoshima, worn by the waves, walkable to the back.
A large discount store in Yokohama, open from 8:00 to 3:00 the next morning.
A park in Yokosuka facing Sagami Bay, with flower fields and animals to meet.
A dam lake across Kiyokawa and Sagamihara, with walking paths and a suspension bridge around it.
A seaside park in Yokosuka, where the giant Tateishi rock, pines and Mount Fuji line up.
A shore in Oiso, known as the place where green pigeons gather in summer to drink seawater.
An aquarium in Fujisawa showing the life of Sagami Bay and creatures of the deep sea.
A prefectural park in Atsugi, with paths laid through hill forest.
A shrine partway up Mount Oyama in Isehara, the destination of the Oyama pilgrimage in the Edo period.
A seaside park in Yokosuka near the old naval facilities, with a rose garden.
A park on the shore of Lake Sagami in Sagamihara, with a boat landing.
A prefectural agricultural park in Hiratsuka, with a rose garden, orchards and rice fields.
A Soto Zen temple in Minamiashigara, founded in 1394, known for its tengu legends and cedar avenue.
A shore in Hayama, with Mount Fuji lined up beyond the jutting cape.
A hill across Hiratsuka and Oiso, with Sagami Bay and Mount Fuji from the lookout.
A large park in Yokohama with a pond and copse, known for its cherry blossom.
A pond in Agano, a Ramsar wetland, where large numbers of swans arrive in winter.
A pond at about 500 metres on a summit in Joetsu, with a dragon-god legend attached.
A centre in Sado for the crested ibis, where you can watch the birds and see how they were saved.
A shore in Murakami where the waves of the Sea of Japan have cut strange rocks and caves over 11 kilometres.
A temple in Uonuma founded in 1534, its hall filled with the carvings of Untetsu Ishikawa.
A roadside station in Niigata, laying out some 40,000 potted plants and flowering shrubs at any time.
A shrine on Mount Kasuga in Joetsu, built in 1901 and honouring Uesugi Kenshin.