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Industrial Chic Dorms With Bunk Beds Feature Wi Fi Access, Minifridges And Safes. There's A Sauna, And A Fitness Studio That Offers Personal Training Sessions. Check In Time: 3:00 Pmcheck Out Time: 11:00 Am. A 3 Minute Walk From Hase Train Station, This Serene, Sophisticated Guesthouse Is 11 Minutes On Foot From The Kotoku In Temple And A 6 Minute Stroll From Yuigahama Beach Along Sagami Bay. Massages Are Also Available. Private Rooms, Some With Surfing Themed Decor, Can Sleep Up To 4 Guests

Haneda Airport 57 Min

Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine (13 Min)
Cozy, 11Th-Century Shinto Shrine With A Spring For Ritual Money-Washing Believed To Increase Wealth.

Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise (38 Min)
Opened In 1993, This Amusement Park Offers An Aquarium With Sealife Shows, Rides & A Marina.

Kōtoku-In (9 Min)
Tranquil Temple Known For A Monumental, Outdoor Bronze Statue Of The Buddha In The Seated Position.

Enoshima Sea Candle (14 Min)
Spectacular Modernistic Lighthouse, Built In 2003 & Offering Wide Views Over Sagami Bay.

Enoshima (16 Min)
Cozy Island Offering Hot Springs, An English-Style Garden, A Sacred Shrine, Caves & A Lighthouse.

Enoshima Aquarium (12 Min)
Tanks Featuring Diverse Marine Life, Including A Dedicated Jellyfish Hall, Plus Dolphin Shows.

Tsurugaoka Hachiman-Gū (11 Min)
Shinto Shrine Established In 11Th Century, Built In 1828 In The Traditional Edo Architectural Style.

Meigetsuin (14 Min)
Completed In 1383, This Rinzai Zen Temple Features A Large Round Window & Hydrangeas On The Grounds.

Enoshima Shrine (Hetsunomiya) (14 Min)
A Mountaintop Complex Consisting Of 3 Ancient Shrines, Scenic Grounds & Expansive Vistas.

Kamakura Yuigahama Beach (6 Min)
Long Stretch Of Sandy Beachfront Offering Swimming, A Public Sea House & Eateries.

Yokohama Chinatown (47 Min)
Japan's Largest Chinatown, With Around 250 Chinese-Owned Stores & Eateries & A Colorful Entry Gate.

Hasedera (8 Min)
Buddhist Temple & Gardens Dating From The 8Th Century, With A Huge Wooden Statue Of The God Kannon.

Kenchoji (12 Min)
Large Zen Temple Complex In A Serene Setting Featuring Gardens & A Trail With Views Of Mt. Fuji.

Hokokuji (13 Min)
Old Temple Noted For Its Dense Bamboo Grove, Plus A Tea House Offering A Matcha Reception.

Engakuji (15 Min)
Zen Buddhist Complex, Founded In 1282, With Gates, Temples, A Giant Bell & A Relic Of The Buddha.