All Places in Kanagawa

Hakone Maruyama Bussan is a traditional craft facility specializing in yosegi-zaiku and karakuri (‘trick’ boxes), two woodcrafts popular in the area since the Edo Period. The facility includes a shop, Read more...

You don’t have to go far from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo to discover a showcase of sea life from around Japan. The sea is so interesting and important Read more...

Located just off the coast near Kamakura, Enoshima is a small island that offers good seafood and views of Mount Fuji but very limited wheelchair accessibility. Background Information Believed to Read more...

Tsuragaoka Hachimangu is one of Kamakura’s defining landmarks, and while it is mostly not wheelchair accessible, it is still worth seeing. Background Information Tsurugaoka Hachimangu is the most important Shinto Read more...

Hakone Open-Air Museum offers a great combination of art and nature, and is mostly accessible to those with special needs. Background Information Opening in 1969, the Hakone Open-Air Museum (or Read more...

Nestled deep and almost hidden away in the forested mountains of Hakone is the Pola Museum. It hosts a wide variety of artwork, collected over many decades, that includes local Read more...