Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise es un parque de atracciones cerca de Yokohama, que se inauguró el 8 de Mayo de 1993. Es uno de los parques de atracciones más visitados de Japón y consta de un acuario, un centro comercial, un hotel, un puerto deportivo y atracciones.
La entrada es gratuita, excepto para las atracciones de los “Aqua Resorts” y las atracciones “Pleasure Land”. Los visitantes pueden entrar libremente en la isla en la que se encuentra el parque para utilizar las instalaciones del parque, pasear por los paseos, comprar en las tiendas o cenar en los restaurantes.
En los “Aqua Resorts” se pueden ver; morsas, delfines, leones marinos, focas, osos polares, tiburones ballena, tortugas gigantes, nutrias marinas y muchas otras especies marinas. También hay espectáculos diarios donde los animales realizan una serie de demostraciones.
En el llamado “Pleasure Land” hay numerosas atracciones para todos los grupos de edad. Puedes experimentar de todo, desde una caída libre desde una altura de 107 metros hasta una montaña rusa y un gran carrusel.
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50-minute train ride to Hakkeijima Station from Yokohama station.
At the creative French restaurant, Nature et Sens, diners are treated to an experience for the senses. Seasonal ingredients and Kamakura produce take centerstage in these fantastically beautiful dishes. Enjoy a glass of wine with your meal from their wide selection for the ultimate experience.
Taste Aratama's famous fried pork cutlet and fall in love with the fresh flavors. Tonkatsu isn't all that's on the menu. Be sure to try Aratama's other dishes like mozzarella menchi katsu and cream croquette.
Discover the taste that Kamakura locals are in love with. New German's fluffy custard-filled sponge cakes are a dessert that is sure to impress. The caramel custard flavor is especially popular with visitors.
Shomyoji Temple (称名寺), was founded by Hojo Sanetoki in 1258 and has been declared a National Treasure in 1922.
Originally opened in 1946 and revamped in 2001, Verny Park (ヴェルニー公園) is a French styled garden overlooking Kanagawa’s Yokosuka Port. The park is named after Léonce Verny, a French naval engineer who led the construction of multiple naval facilities in the area in the late 1800s, including Yokosuka Naval Arsenal. Verny made great contributions to Japan’s modernization with his leadership, engineering, and educational skills. Verny Park is renowned for its stunning rosebeds, which contain over 100 different species. In springtime, the collection of colorful flowers bloom, providing visitors an enchanting scene against the massive Japanese and American naval ships docked in Yokosuka Port. The juxtaposition of the park’s soft landscaping against the war ships’ intimidating forms makes Verny Park a visually intriguing spot. Intoxicating floral scents follow the breeze, weaving through notable sights such as the French style gazebo and fountain, which add to the authentic feel of the park. Visitors can also stop by the Verny Memorial Museum, which houses information about Verny’s engineering and machinery, as well as the general history of the area. After strolling through the gardens, guests can take a break at Corsaire, the park’s cafe, and enjoy a delicious meal while looking out at the surrounding greenery and sea.
Located at Mikasa Park, the Memorial Ship Mikasa is a warship that holds a significant place in Japan’s maritime history. Built in the late 1890s and officially commissioned from 1902 to 1923, the Mikasa served as the flagship of the Japanese fleet during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904 to 1905. After the Mikasa was decommissioned, it was preserved as a memorial ship from 1926 onwards. Significant restorations were undertaken in the early 1960s, and the open to the public ship is seen as a point of national pride.
