Kawasaki City

Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, is a city of approximately 1.5 million people located southwest of Tokyo. It is easily accessible, about 30 minutes by train from Tokyo, and is visited by many tourists from Japan and abroad.

As a port town that has flourished since ancient times, Kawasaki City is steeped in history and culture. Typical sightseeing spots include “Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji Temple” which is famous for its protection against evil spirits, “Keihin Fushimi Inari Shrine” which is one of Japan’s three major Inari shrines, and “NIHON MINKA-EN(Japan Open-air Folk House Museum)” which is one of the oldest private house gardens in Japan.

Kawasaki City is a city surrounded by nature such as the Tama River and the sea. Typical sightseeing spots include Kawasaki Aquarium, Kawasaki City’s only aquarium where you can experience waterfront areas around the world, Yomiuriland, one of Japan’s largest amusement parks, and LA CITTADELLA, a commercial facility that recreates an Italian cityscape. La Cittadella).

Kawasaki City also has a modern cityscape. Typical sightseeing spots include the Kawasaki Factory Night View, one of Japan’s largest industrial areas, and the Yokohama Port Red Brick Warehouse, which symbolizes Japan’s modernization.

There are also many other famous sightseeing spots such as the Tama Nature Promenade with its beautiful bamboo forest, the Ikuta Ryokuchi with its spectacular views, and the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, a memorial to the creator of Doraemon.

New Tantanmen is a famous local food in Kawasaki City. It is characterized by its spicy and rich soup and chewy noodles. It is a popular dish that you will be addicted to once you try it.