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An educational and training school for an executive self-defense officer of the Self-Defense Forces located on a plateau near the Miura Peninsula Kannonzaki Park. Nearly 50 various facilities, including a memorial auditorium and sports facilities, are scattered around the main office building, which is approximately 650,000 square meters. During the "Hōdai Tour" tour of the campus, the tour was guided by the tour clerk, and from the entrance of the main office building, the memorial auditorium, the student building (only in the exterior), as well as the student hall with a consignment shop selling Hōdai goods, etc. It is also to meet the march of students (implementation day only). The tour duration is about two hours, and one person can participate. Application is from the official website.

The museum was built at the eastern end of the Miura Peninsula on the scenic Kannonzaki site. In addition to a variety of planned exhibitions six times a year, he also presents a collection collection collection selected from about 5000 pieces of modern Japanese art and a work of Rokuro Taniuchi, which is healed by a nostalgic atmosphere in the annex area of Rokuro Taniuchi, four times a year. The surrounding environment is rich in nature, and the unique architecture, and the outstanding view that was selected for the art museum. There are also popular facilities such as "Aqua Mare", a restaurant where you can enjoy Italian using local ingredients, and a museum shop that handles original goods.

The Kannonzaki Museum of Nature is located in a corner of Kannonzaki Park, which is rich in nature, surrounded by a clean sea and a forest of tree trees. Under the theme of "Nature and Creatures of the Tokyo Bay catchment area and the Miura Peninsula", the museum displays the surrounding seaweed, plants, and isomatous organisms, insects, amphibians, and reptiles. Among them, touch pools that touch sea creatures can be seen and touched and learned from the real thing. In the courtyard facing the sea, you can spread your lunch box and spend time slowly.

The vast Kanagawa Prefectural Park with a total area of approximately 700,000 sq m in the Cape area of Kannonzaki. Before the war, it was a fortified zone defending Tokyo Bay, with batteries built up here and there, and no ordinary people were allowed in. Surrounded by a rocky reef and a forest of terns and planted with more than 10,000 hydrangeas, there are more than 10 garden sites such as a flower square and an observation garden overlooking Tokyo Bay, which are connected by walking paths. It is dotted with the Yokosuka Museum, restaurants, a nature museum, a lighthouse, and a monument to the war sailors. It takes a small hour just to walk from the Yokosuka Museum through the Kannonzaki Lighthouse to the Natural Museum at the southern end. You can enjoy picnics wrapped in the sea breeze, living things, etc.

It is a natural park where you can get close to the forest, which consists of Oshimazakura and Studii, and the waterside where Genjibital and Tokyo salamander live, and you can walk around the park for about 20 minutes a lap. In the study building, the nature of the garden is introduced with specimens and panels, and the display of medaka, newts and other objects is displayed in captivity.

A day-trip hot spring facility in Yokosuka, where the nayamon site is marked. The building has a modern Japanese-style architecture with cherry blossom wood flooring, making it barrier-free to the bathhouse. The light greenish transparent hot water makes the skin smooth. In addition to the inner and outer baths, a walking bath with a depth of up to the chest can exercise without burdening the knees and hips due to buoyancy. You can relax in a 20-tatami great hall.

A cake shop that is extremely popular in the local area; a wide variety of products ranging from cakes to baked goods; 35 types of petit gateaux and 9 types of decorations at all times; and the sweets change according to the season.

In the lunch corner attached to the meat shop, you can take home a freshly made lunch box. After all, the taste of meat is reputed to be good for Dantotsu. The homemade baked pork is also well received.

The wine developed for the revitalization of the shopping district and the revitalization of the town is unique to Yokosuka, a town along the sea like no other, made by diluting Australian-produced grape juice with natural water and using its own production method. Both factories and direct sales outlets utilize vacant stores in the shopping streets, and direct sales outlets also handle fresh vegetables from Yamagata. The wine is 720 ml (red and white) 1300 yen. Oppama wine cake (using Chardonnay) is also popular. There is also Oppama wine curry (using cabernet).

A comprehensive athletic facility, which is divided into a main arena and a sub-arena, can carry out various sports such as basketball, volleyball, badminton, handball and table tennis.