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Haneda Airport 52 min

Sarushima (7 min)
Small, historic & uninhabited island popular for its swimming, cafes, barbecue spots & water sports.

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse #2 (44 min)
Former brick warehouse, now a shopping & cultural center with stores, cafes & seasonal events.

Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise (36 min)
Opened in 1993, this amusement park offers an aquarium with sealife shows, rides & a marina.

Engakuji (39 min)
Zen Buddhist complex, founded in 1282, with gates, temples, a giant bell & a relic of the Buddha.

Yokohama Chinatown (42 min)
Japan's largest Chinatown, with around 250 Chinese-owned stores & eateries & a colorful entry gate.

Kenchoji (36 min)
Large Zen temple complex in a serene setting featuring gardens & a trail with views of Mt. Fuji.

Kamakura Yuigahama Beach (32 min)
Long stretch of sandy beachfront offering swimming, a public sea house & eateries.

Meigetsuin (38 min)
Completed in 1383, this Rinzai Zen temple features a large round window & hydrangeas on the grounds.

Enoshima (48 min)
Cozy island offering hot springs, an English-style garden, a sacred shrine, caves & a lighthouse.

Mount Nokogiri (1 hr 32)
Mountain peak featuring temples, a giant granite Buddha & panoramic views of Tokyo bay & Mount Fuji.

Sankeien Garden (39 min)
Traditional Japanese garden opened in 1906, featuring historic buildings from around the country.

Hasedera (37 min)
Buddhist temple & gardens dating from the 8th century, with a huge wooden statue of the god Kannon.

Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū (34 min)
Shinto shrine established in 11th century, built in 1828 in the traditional Edo architectural style.

Hokokuji (29 min)
Old temple noted for its dense bamboo grove, plus a tea house offering a matcha reception.

Kōtoku-in (37 min)
Tranquil temple known for a monumental, outdoor bronze statue of the Buddha in the seated position.