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  • Hakkodo
    Travel / Tourism
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yukinoshita 2-1-28
    Hakkodo is a specialist Kamakura-bori lacquerware store established in 1900 near the Torii Gate of Tsurugaoka-Hachimangu Shrine. The Kamakurabori lacquerware at Hakkodo is made with passed down classic techniques and designs with subtle hints of the Heisei Period. An assortment of durable, strong, easy to use, beautiful pieces which improve with age, are on display. Lacquered wood carvings pushing the limits of possibility are also available.
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  • Shonan Shirasu Oiso Fujimaru
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Naka-gun Oisomachi Oiso 1398-6 OISO CONNECT
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  • Yamashigemaru
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Yokosuka-shi Sajima 1-25-15
    "The whitebait sold in this Shonan shirasu whitebait wholesale shop is caught in Sagami Bay right outside the establishment. The shop processes whitebait fresh-caught by fishermen who head out into the bay each morning. ""Shirasu"" is a general term used to describe the fry of Japanese anchovies and sardines. The shop's products include kamaage shirasu whitebait which is simply sun-dried with salt and boiled, shirasu-boshi boiled whitebait which is then sun-dried, and tatami iwashi sardine sheets. You can also enjoy exquisite fresh shirasu here offered immediately after catches come in during the fishing season from March to December."
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  • Diamond Co.
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Yokosuka-shi Honcho 2-7
    This shop is located a four-minute walk from Keikyu Shioiri Station. Established in 1951, the shop specializes in US Navy-style patches and carries some 900 varieties of patches. The shop carries a wide variety of old and new patches, from patches for retired aircraft carriers to patches commemorating the newest forces and even Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force patches. Of particular note, the store carries patches for every unit assigned to the USS Ronald Reagan. The patches for the Tomcat squadrons stationed in Atsugi are also popular.
  • CHEF'S Illustration Shop
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Nishi-ku Minatomirai 2-2-1 Yokohama Landmark Tower 69F Sky Garden
    This caricature shop is located inside the Sky Garden observation deck on the 69th floor of Yokohama Landmark Tower. The shop is operated by Master Xebec, a group of professional illustrators. You can get your caricature made with a seasonally appropriate background; if you bring a picture of your pet on your smartphone, you can also get yourself drawn together with your animal friend. With an advance reservation, the shop offers a Happy Surprise Plan to surprise a friend you bring with you. The shop's caricatures are perfect for those looking for a one-of-a-kind present which will be remembered for a lifetime.
  • Yokohama Daisekai Market
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Naka-ku Yamashitacho 97 Yokohama O World 1
    This market is located on the first floor of the Yokohama Daisekai complex is located at the intersection between Suzhou Alley and Minamimon Silk Road a two-minute walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station and the Chukagai iriguchi bus stop. The market carries souvenirs and renowned products not only from the Chinatown area but also all of Yokohama. Its selection spans some 3,000 items and is the perfect place to drop by if you're looking to purchase some souvenirs. Highlights include Kitsch China merchandise, only available at this market and its sister establishment, the Yokohama Hakurankan; original peach oolong tea; and shark fin soup.
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  • Tin Toy Museum Toys Club
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Naka-ku Yamatecho 239
    This shop is located in the Yokohama Tin Toy Museum a five-minute walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station and 15 minutes from Ishikawacho Station. The museum and shop can be reached by heading north on Yamate-hon-dori Street from the Motomachi-koen-mae bus stop, then taking the first right and following the road a short distance. The shop is operated by Teruhisa Kitahara, a famous tin toy collector who has appeared on television. The shop sells original toys and knickknacks inspired by Kitahara's collection. This is the perfect place not only to look for a Yokohama souvenir but also a little present for yourself.
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  • Kamakura Yuu Fuu Tei
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Yukinoshita 2-5-13
    A long-established rickshaw company that opened in 1984. These days rickshaws moving around Kamakura are a common sight. The pullers here are professionals familiar with Kamakura's back streets who will carefully guide you around the city with tasteful, knowledgeable storytelling. They aren't pushy salespeople either.
  • Atelier Kika
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Nikaido 91
    A cafe and gallery that opened in front of Otonomiya (Kamakura-gu Shrine) in Kamakura in 1997. It showcases various artists and their work and is known as a place for meeting and mingling. The on-site Cafe GRASS offers sweets.

    様々な作家さんの作品が置かれていて、 他では出会えないような、ながく使える物があります。 また、テラスで飲む珈琲が最高に気持ちよいのでおススメです！

  • Atsugi Morning Market
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Atsugi-shi Onna 1-9-20 Atsugi-shi Cultural Hall North side Parking
    "This morning market is revitalizing the town of Atsugi, starting with the dining table; its motto is ""Providing fresh, safe, and reliably good produce at below market prices."" Visit to find all kinds of local agricultural products, including seasonal fresh vegetables, flowers, plants, fruit, and prepared items like tofu, noodles, bread, red rice, pickles, etc. It's held every Sunday."
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  • Mitomi Somemonoten
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Miura-shi Misaki 1-10-9
    Founded in 1833, during the Edo period this dye shop was an official shogunate artisan that used indigo dyeing for items like hanten half-coats and war flags. After that, they started to dye tairyo-bata (large fishing flags); this continues to the present day. Everything is carefully hand-crafted and dyed piece by piece with traditional methods used since the Edo period. Various flags are on display in the store, and maguro (tuna) tenugui towels are available as souvenirs. They also hold workshops where you can try dyeing a small version of a tairyo-bata fishing flag yourself. Reservations are required at least two days in advance.
  • Nantendo Mingeiten
    Travel / Tourism
    Kanagawa Kawasaki-shi Kawasaki-ku Daishiekimae 1-14-4
    A folk craft store near Kawasaki Daishi Temple. Their many products include stick incense, candles, Buddhist ritual items, Buddhist statuary, Daruma dolls, and manekineko beckoning cats. A three-minute walk from Kawasaki Daishi Station on the Keikyu Daishi Line, it's on the front approach to the temple. Look for the large ceramic raccoon dog. It is also useful for finding souvenirs after visiting the temple.
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  • Kobayashi Shoten
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Hakonemachi Miyanoshita 375
    This is a folk art and craft shop specializing in Hakone mokuzogan wood inlay. The long-standing store once served the Imperial Family and various aristocratic households. The wooden crafts are handmade by artisans who have been training their apprentices since the Edo period, passing down a tradition that transcends the ages. The inviting shop has white walls, a vaulted ceiling, wooden floors, and an old-fashioned wood-inlay transom. Its library is a must-see.
  • Omiyage Kobayashi
    Travel / Tourism
    Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Hakonemachi Gora 1300-275
    A souvenir store in front of Gora Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway, offering a variety of souvenirs unique to Hakone, including "yama-kurage," a local specialty, "yunohana," made from natural hot spring water, and "Hakone yosegi-zaiku," a beautifully detailed marquetry work. Freshly fluffed hot spring buns are sold in bulk and can be eaten while walking around.
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  • Issa
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Hakonemachi Motohakone 16
    A shop specializing in the local Yosegi wooden mosaic handicrafts. Within the shop you'll find an assortment of different creations big and small ranging from simple bookmarks to entire chest of drawers. The patterns are made with a variety of different techniques. The method in which the different wood designs are shaved with a plane and then stuck to the box or other object is called Hari-Yosegi but when the wood design is carved into a shape as is it's called Muku-Yosegi. When such a shape is made using a potter's wheel it's called Rokuro-Zaiku (Wheel Craft). This shop features a number of Muku-Yosegi works by master-craftsman Kenji Honma.
  • Mio Mall
    Travel / Tourism
    Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Hakonemachi Ninotaira 1297 Yunessun 3F
    Located near the Kowaki-en Bus Stop, accessible by bus from Hakone-Yumoto Station, this shopping mall and souvenir shop is on the third floor of the Onsen Amusement Park Hakone Kowaki-en Yunessun. The mall is free to enter and offers a wide variety of products including Hakone region souvenirs and specialties as well as limited availability Yunessun merchandise. With products including health foods, original character merchandise, hot-spring region cosmetics, and more there's something here for everyone from children to adults. There's also a selection of various Japanese goods exhibiting the Spirit of Japan that's very popular with foreign tourists.
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  • Izuhakone Railway Doryoson Shop
    Travel / Tourism
    Kanagawa Minamiashigara-shi Daiyucho 1153-5
    A one-minute walk from the Doryoson Bus Stop serviced by the Izu-Hakone Bus service. This souvenir shop is located along the approach road to the Daiyuuzan Saijouji Temple. The shop is marked by its large copper plate roof and they offer a wide assortment of Daiyuuzan souvenirs that can't be found anywhere else. The shop also houses a restaurant where they serve udon and soba noodles as well as oden stew and other dishes allowing you to relieve some of the weariness from travelling while enjoying the changing scenery of the seasons. One of the attractions is the variety of the seasonal scenery from spring cherry blossoms to winter snowscapes. Popular goods include their pickled calabash gourds symbolizing realization of great ambition and their Tengu Leaf-Fan Senbei rice crackers.
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  • Hakone Maruyama Bussan
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Hakonemachi Hakone 17
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  • YokosukaPortMarket
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    4.0
    131 Reviews
    Shopping
    Kanagawa Yokosuka-shi Shinkocho 6

    Great view of the bay and great beer stand. The food shops are also worth a visit. Just a short walk from Mikasa Park. Really nice little place to stop and take a break.

  • Kanagawa Prefectural Hall (Kanagawa Prefectural Prefectural Hall)
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    3.5
    37 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Naka-ku Yamashitacho 3-1

    みなとみらい線の日本大通り駅から徒歩7〜8分です。初めてバレエの公演を見に行きました。大ホールは、バレエの殿堂という風にチラシには書かれていました。確かにオーケストラピットもあり、その通りの作りでした。ただ、古いため、一般客用のエスカレーターやエレベーターがなく、階段で3階まで上がったのは、なんとかならないのかと感じました。

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Kanagawa prefecture acts as an extension of the Tokyo metropolis that spills over into coastal towns, most notably Yokohama city, heavily populated and known for its Chinatown and seaside attractions. Just the right distance for a day trip out of Tokyo, Kanagawa is home to some of Tokyo’s most accessible beaches, including around Kamakura, best known for its Big Buddha. Visitors can also travel a little farther afield for a weekend at Hakone onsen town.

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