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Things to do in Yokosuka, Kanagawa
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YOKOSUKA Naval Port Cruise
A roughly 45-minute local cruise to see US Navy and Maritime Self-Defense Force ships up close.
Uraga Ferry
Ferry linking east and west Uraga Port, nicknamed ponpon boat. Three-minute rides view former shipyard cranes and docks.
Tokyo Bay Ferry
Links Kurihama, Kanagawa and Kanaya, Chiba in about 40 minutes, with views of ships and Mount Fuji.
Kurihama Flower Park
Closed for now after typhoon damage. Free park with poppies, cosmos, herb garden, and adventure land.
Kurihama Flower Land Pool
Indoor heated pool enjoyable by adults and children, also with a training room.
Mount Takatori
Yokosuka mountain nicknamed Shonan Myogi, known for sheer vertical rocks, where you can hike.
Tokyo Bay Ferry Terminal
About a 40-minute ferry from Kurihama to Kanaya across Tokyo Bay, with southern Boso views.
Kayama Farm Strawberry Picking Experience
Soil-grown strawberries with organic fertilizer; pick Benihoppe and Tochiotome from early January to early June; daifuku and jam sold.
Seaside Bath and Fisherman's Cuisine Yokosuka
850-seat ocean-view facility in Kurihama Port for fresh seafood, banquets, bathing, rest, and shopping.
Tatara Beach
One of the few white-sand beaches on the Miura Peninsula. Original Godzilla appeared here in 1954; footprints remain.
Maeda River Promenade
A clean 1.4 km stream walk with trees, birds, and aquatic life; part of a beginner hike. Partly closed.
Kanagawa Prefectural Kannonzaki Park
Vast park covering most of Kannonzaki on Tokyo Bay, with hydrangeas, forest walks, barbecue and Japan's first Western-style lighthouse.
Heiwa Central Park
Yokosuka rest park for praying for peace, with Tokyo Bay views and a monument beaming light 16 times a year.
Sano Natural Onsen Noborigumo
Sodium chloride natural onsen from 800 meters underground, called a beauty spring, with bedrock baths and a rock salt sauna.
Beach Park Living
Barbecue facility in Kannonzaki Park Tatarahama overlooking Tokyo Bay, serving domestic meat; 2022 Good Design Award winner.
Tsukuihama Tourist Farm
Strawberry, mandarin, and sweet potato picking; seasonal vegetables sold at the information office.
Yokosuka Onsen Yura-no-Sato
Salty seawater-like spring that moisturizes and stays warm, called a heat bath. Includes open-air bath and runner's spa.
Yokosuka Natural Onsen Umibe-no-Yu Kurihama
Sister shop of a Futtsu facility beside Kurihama ferry port. Open-air bath views Tokyo Bay and the Boso Peninsula.
Touch Uocchi Aquarium, Soleil Hill
Experience aquarium opening April 25, 2025 at Soleil Hill, gathering 12 aquatic species to touch or feed.
Tondemi Yokosuka
Indoor athletic facility with trampolines, climbing, and digital content; night illumination from 19:00.
Mynavi Japan Cup Yokosuka
Ended for 2025. Free freestyle BMX performances with music and an MC.
Nagahama Beach
Relaxed beach locals call Nahama, suited to families and snorkeling, popular for year-round marine sports.
Yokosuka City Umikaze Park
Park facing Sarushima with barbecues, sports facilities, playground equipment, and Third Sea Fort remains.
#Jihangun Yokosuka
Photo spot at Nobi Beach with vending-machine objects and a six-meter swing against sky and sea.
Yokosuka YY Vehicle Festival 2026
Ended event enjoying Yokosuka through JR East and Keikyu trains, JMSDF Yokosuka ships, and cars.