Yokohama and Minato Mirai
A port city where skyline views, red-brick warehouses, Chinatown, waterfront parks, and museums connect in a one-way rail-and-walking route.
- Time
- Half day to full day
- Places
- 5
Kanto trips beyond Tokyo range from port-city walks to temple towns, hot springs, and World Heritage sites. These seven guides identify the correct gateway station and onward transport instead of forcing incompatible destinations into one day.
A port city where skyline views, red-brick warehouses, Chinatown, waterfront parks, and museums connect in a one-way rail-and-walking route.
A historic city connecting Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, the Great Buddha, Hasedera, temple gardens, and shopping streets by local rail, bus, and walking.
A coastal island reached from three stations, with shrines, an observation tower, caves, and rocky shore connected by a steep walking route.
A mountain hot-spring area where trains, cable cars, ropeways, boats, and buses connect museums, volcanic scenery, a lake, and shrines.
A Tokyo day trip linking storehouse streets, the Bell Tower, Candy Alley, temples, and shrines through walking and local buses.
A mountain history destination linking the World Heritage shrine-temple complex, Shinkyo, Tamozawa, and Kanmangafuchi by bus and walking.
A temple town where Narita Station leads down an old shopping street to Shinshoji, its park, and a calligraphy museum—useful even on an airport layover.