Attractions — Kanagawa Prefecture

From here you get impressive views of the bay and Mount Fuji — if you’re lucky with the weather.

The Rising Sun Revolving Door is a historical artifact from a 1929 building, now reinstalled in a modern apartment complex near Yokohama's Chinatown. While most visitors pass by unaware, it represents a rare example of early 20th-century advanced architecture in Japan.

Jogan-ji Temple is a small, local temple in Yugawara-machi, primarily recognized for its ancient, giant juniper tree, which some consider a 'power spot.' Visitors should be aware of narrow roads leading to the temple if traveling by car.

The Friendship Tree Duet Phone in Kawasaki is a unique, tree-shaped payphone housing a rare 'duet phone' that allows two people to speak to a third party simultaneously. It's a quirky piece of telecommunications history, commemorating 100 years of Nippon Telephone & Telegraph, nestled in front of the Nakahara Ward Office.

Anata No Warehouse, a unique arcade designed to resemble the gritty, cyberpunk aesthetic of Hong Kong's Kowloon Walled City, permanently closed its doors on November 17, 2019. While it was once a notable destination for its immersive theme and gaming experience, it is no longer accessible to visitors.