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Ogasawara Village is an untouched, natural-left island listed as a World Natural Heritage Site. It is popular for whale watching and diving. Access is only by ship, but it is worth it.

The city of Yokohama is one of Japan's best tourist cities, where the texture of the port town and the near-futuristic urban landscape are combined. It is full of attractions such as Chinatown, Minatomirai, and Yamate's Western Hall.

Kawasaki is known as a city of music and industry, and is also rich in nature and art facilities on the Tama River; the historic Kawasaki Daishi is also a popular tourist destination.

The city of Sagamihara is a vast city where cities and nature coexist. Lake Sagami and campsites are also popular. It is also noted as a base for the Linear Chūō Shinkansen.

The city of Yokosuka is a port town where the US Naval Base and Japan's naval history coexist, and the city enjoys exoticism and history, including Dobita Street and the battleship Mikasa.

Hiratsuka is a core city in the Shonan area, famous for the Tanabata Festival and the coast. It is an attractive town where you can feel free to enjoy the sea and the festival.

The city of Kamakura has many historical temples and shrines, such as the Great Buddha and the Tsuruoka Hachiman-gū, and is an ancient capital surrounded by a Japanese atmosphere. You can also enjoy gourmets and general merchandise tours.

Fujisawa is a popular tourist destination famous for its Enoshima and Shonan coast. You can also enjoy swimming in the sea, visiting cafes, and visiting the Buddhist shrine.

Odawara City is a town where history and gourmet are fused, such as Odawara Castle and a marine product market; it is also a convenient gateway for Hakone sightseeing.

Chigasaki City is a town in Shonan where surf culture lives, and the beach and cafe culture are in harmony. You can enjoy a leisurely seaside time.