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Things to do in Kawasaki, Kanagawa
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Daishi Park
Park beside Kawasaki Daishi Heiken-ji with baseball, tennis, pool, and lawn. Shenyang's 1987 Chinese garden has seasonal plants.
Promenade along the Nikaryo Canal
Tama River flow and riverbed play, with upstream sweetfish and birds near the weir. Seseragi Hall shares river information.
Club Citta
Large live hall in La Cittadella, five-minute walk from Kawasaki Station. Opened in 1988; Japanese and foreign artists perform.
La Cittadella
Italian hill-town entertainment complex a five-minute walk from Kawasaki Station, with movies, dining, shopping, and events.
Kawasaki Factory Night View Houseboat Cruise
Houseboat tour from Shiohama along canals to view factory nightscapes, with a navigator and shuttle bus.
Todoroki Ryokuchi
Sports park with track, baseball, tennis, soccer, and Todoroki Arena; the stadium is Kawasaki Frontale's home.
Kawasaki Racecourse
Popular night racing from April through December; last race around 8:50 p.m.
Kashima Garden
Sells traditionally dug pansies and violas; visitors may dig flowers. Also sells vegetables and offers harvests.
Kawasaki Racecourse Barbecue Area
A new barbecue plaza inside Kawasaki Racecourse with a large screen for races and playground equipment.
Tamagawa Unane Park Golf
Park golf, a golf-like sport for all ages and genders, at a low-fee facility owned by Kawasaki City.
Kappa Park Saginuma (Saginuma Fureai Square)
Children's play area with lawn, grassy field, and dirt ground zones.
Sugo Green Space
East area has slope athletics and large play equipment for children; west suits forest bathing and walks.
Tokaraku Pottery Studio
Pottery classroom in Kawasaki offering hand-building experiences, six minutes on foot from Musashi-Kosugi Station.
Kureha Environment Wastec Kanagawa
Kawasaki facility offering tours of waste intake, crushing, incineration, and residue treatment.
Kawasaki Large-Scale Solar Power Plant
Since 2011, about 100,000 panels produce up to 20,000 kW. Tours from Eco Mirai-kan include Haneda Airport views.
Kawasaki Citizens Soap Plant
Collects used cooking oil to make and sell recycled soap and biodiesel. Each manufacturing process can be toured.
Minaminogawa Fureai Forest
Woodland kept in its original natural state, with walking paths and benches for experiencing rich nature.
Bornelund World of Play Grand Tree Musashi-Kosugi
Fourth-floor indoor parent-child play area at Grand Tree Musashi-Kosugi with baby garden, large wooden equipment, and slide ball pool.
FISH ON Ozenji
Lure, fly, and bait ponds stock stream fish, with barbecue, dog run, cafe, and night facilities.
Yumemigasaki Animal Park
Free year-round Kawasaki municipal animal park on a hill, with about 50 species and a playground.
Candy Cutting Experience
Cut soft candy sticks at Matsuya Sohonten, the area's first candy shop on Kawasaki Daishi's shopping street.
Kawasaki City Art Center
Cultural promotion hub opened in 2007 in Shin-Yuri, housing a 195-seat theater and 113-seat screening hall.
Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall
Opened in 2004 as a symbol of music-town Kawasaki, with vineyard seats praised for acoustics.
Teatro Giglio Showa
Comprehensive theater at Showa University of Music, with European tradition, advanced stage equipment, and natural acoustics.
Kaguchi-no-ike and Keshomen-dani Park
Cherry trees surround the pond; April blossom viewing is lively. The park can be enjoyed with children.
Tachibana Onsen Tachibana-yu
An onsen public bath with the latest facilities and a spacious, clean community space.
Sakura Tobo Pottery Class
Pottery class run by ceramic artist Michiko Kamo. Accepts orders for original pottery, gifts, favors and celebrations.
Motoki Farm Strawberry Picking
Strawberry picking January to mid-May, web reservations only. Nine varieties, direct sales and kids space, 7-minute walk from Kurokawa Station.
Ozenji Furusato Park
A park themed on water and greenery in the Tama Hills, with woodland paths and a Mt. Fuji viewing plaza.
Yomiuriland
Lush amusement park with thrill rides, bungee jumping, a Ferris wheel, character shows, and sea lion shows.
Kawasaki Velodrome
A 400m bank with a steep incline, plus a BMX and skateboard park opened in summer 2022.
BOULCOM Kawasaki
Bouldering gym for children and beginners, five minutes on foot from Kawasaki Station; no reservation needed.
Miyamaedaira Gensen Yukemuri no Sho
Day-trip natural onsen with carbonated amber baths, one of Kanto's largest bedrock baths, dining, and healing.
Mizonokuchi Onsen Kirari
Weakly alkaline bicarbonate day-trip onsen with an open-air beauty bath and free-flowing source spring.
Sauna House
Opened January 23, 2025. Six-story sauna house with five saunas per gender, cold and warm baths, restaurant, and relaxation.
Kurokawa Sunflower Field Opening and Picking Experience
Free no-reservation sunflower field opening and picking in Kurokawa, Kawasaki; schedule may change with growth.
Yomiuriland Pool WAI
Yomiuriland opens Pool WAI, a leading Tokyo leisure pool, from June 27 to September 23, 2026.