Kanagawa Roadside Stations — Michi-no-Eki Food
Overview Japan’s michi-no-eki — literally “roadside stations” — are one of the country’s great unsung pleasures: rest stops that have…
Overview Japan’s michi-no-eki — literally “roadside stations” — are one of the country’s great unsung pleasures: rest stops that have…
Overview One of the most charming things to do in Japan is visit a farm and pick your own fruit.…
Overview Kamakura has a crowd problem, and everyone knows it. On a Saturday afternoon in autumn, Komachi-dori is a river…
Overview Ask most visitors about Fujisawa and they will describe Enoshima Island — the sea caves, the aquarium, the sunset…
Overview Chigasaki is the kind of Japanese beach town that refuses to be a tourist attraction. It has a world-class…
Overview An hour from Tokyo’s chaos sits a stretch of coastline that time forgot. Between Oiso and Ninomiya, the Tokaido…
Overview When Tokyo residents talk about a “nature escape,” they usually mean Hakone or Kamakura. But there is a third…
Overview When travelers think of Japanese sake, the names that come to mind are Niigata, Kyoto, and Hiroshima. Kanagawa rarely…
Overview Ask most visitors to name a beach town in Kanagawa and they will say Kamakura or Enoshima. I did…
Overview When most visitors to Kanagawa plan a day away from Tokyo, they head straight for Kamakura or Hakone. I…