Attractions

Sankyo Warehouses in Sakata feature traditional rice storehouses, a riverside path with Zelkova trees, a shop, local food, and views into the city’s rice trade history.

Kamo Aquarium in Tsuruoka features glowing jellyfish displays, seal shows, sea views from the rooftop, and a café and shop, perfect for families and ocean lovers.

Dogo Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot springs, offers a historic bathhouse, Dogo Onsen Honkan, dating back to 1894. Explore its charming maze-like interior, enjoy local temples, parks, and shopping!

Tsubaki no Yu, a beloved bathhouse in Dogo Onsen since 1953, offers a traditional, budget-friendly experience with gender-separated indoor baths. Enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere of this local gem!

Isaniwa Shrine, known for its stunning Hachiman architectural style, features vermilion halls and sheltered corridors. Located on a hill near Dogo Onsen, it's a must-visit for culture and architecture lovers!

Motomachi Shopping Street offers a blend of modern and traditional shops, trendy boutiques, and delicious street food, making it a must-visit spot for every traveler in Yokohama.