
Let the red train carry you away.
After passing through several tunnels,
Yokosuka, Yokosuka, YOKOSUKA...
Yokosuka has a variety of delicious things to offer.
From nationally known local specialties
to seasonal seafood, local vegetables, and dishes made with fresh regional ingredients.
Yokosuka is home to many different seas.
The sea around Uraga is home to the arrival of the Black Ships and the history of shipbuilding, while the sea around Kannonzaki is home to beautiful resorts.
A Japanese Heritage Site is "anchored" in the sea at Mikasa Park.
YOKOSUKA has many faces.
Japanese and Western, city and nature, day and night.
The hustle and bustle of Dobuita Street and the silence of the art museum are both captivating.
In this town where you can spend a whole day from morning to night,
what will you eat, and where will you explore?
By connecting all of these attractions, you can create your own route museum.
Now, with the "Yokosuka Enjoy Ticket," let's hop on the red train and head to Yokosuka.
Throughout history, port towns have been the epicenter of gourmet food.
Fresh ingredients gather here,
along with people and food cultures from around the world.
Yokosuka is no exception.
From the locally beloved
"Yokosuka Navy Burger"
and "Yokosuka Navy Curry"
to popular restaurants dedicated to locally sourced ingredients,
Enjoy a delicious encounter with Yokosuka’s local flavors.
There is more than one way to "experience" Yokosuka.
Going to the beach and enjoying the sea breeze,
You can also enjoy watching ships from all over the world passing through Tokyo Bay.
Explore art and history, or relax and unwind in nature.
Or slip on a sukajan jacket
and head out to Dobuita Street.
From uniquely Yokosuka souvenirs to spots with a touch of the extraordinary,
we introduce some recommended spots where everyday moments become something special.
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