Model Itineraries in Kanagawa

秦野市の「NITTANパークおおね じゃぶじゃぶ池」を主役にした、丹沢のふもとを歩いて回る1日コースです。開設期間は2026年7月1日(水)から9月6日(日)まで、時間は9:00〜17:00。夏季期間のみの開放なので、この2か月あまりが遊べるチャンスです。料金は無料で、園内にはトイレがあります。同じ公園内の温水プールは別の施設で有料なので、あわせて利用する場合は料金と利用時間を別途確認してください。午前は関東大震災でできたことで知られる震生湖へ。木々に囲まれた静かな水面を眺めながら、大地が動いた記憶に思いをはせます。続いて弘法山公園に立ち寄り、展望台から秦野盆地と丹沢の山並みを見わたします。お昼は東海大学前駅の周辺で食事をとり、午後はNITTANパークおおねのじゃぶじゃぶ池へ。歩いてかいた汗を、浅い水の中で気持ちよく流しましょう。

A one-day course for enjoying the town and sea of Hiratsuka, starring Shonan Hiratsuka Beach Park Swimming Beach, open from Saturday, July 18 to Monday, August 31, 2026. In the morning, climb the observation deck at Shonandaira and enjoy a view reaching from Sagami Bay to the Tanzawa mountains. Next, pay your respects at Hiratsuka Hachimangu and rest a while in its lush precincts. Have lunch on Beniyacho Shopping Street in front of Hiratsuka Station, and in the afternoon it is finally time for Shonan Hiratsuka Beach Park Swimming Beach. This open swimming beach spreads along Hiratsuka Beach, and swimming hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Easy to reach from central Tokyo, its appeal is letting you enjoy both town and sea in a single day. Enjoy sea bathing to the full until evening and spend a Shonan summer. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out?

A one-day course along the Odawara coast, starring Enoura Swimming Beach, open from Saturday, July 18 to Sunday, August 23, 2026. In the morning, visit the historic site connected with Toyotomi Hideyoshi at Ishigakiyama Ichiya-jo Historical Park and enjoy the view down over Sagami Bay. Next, stop at Suzuhiro Kamaboko no Sato and take a break watching kamaboko being made and tasting it. For lunch, have fresh seafood around Hayakawa Fishing Port, and in the afternoon it is finally time for Enoura Swimming Beach. This quiet swimming beach spreads out beside Enoura Fishing Port, and swimming hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Unlike the busier beaches, it lets you enjoy the sea in a calm atmosphere. Play in the water to your heart's content until evening and make the most of summer in Odawara. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out?

A one-day course for touring the Hayama shore at an easy pace, starring Ohama Swimming Beach, open from Wednesday, July 1 to Monday, August 31, 2026. In the morning, stroll the gardens linked to the former Hayama Imperial Villa at Hayama Shiosai Park, then pay your respects at Morito Shrine and enjoy the view taking in Mount Fuji and Enoshima. Have lunch around Isshiki Beach, and in the afternoon it is finally time for Ohama Swimming Beach. A leading shallow swimming beach of Hayama, its swimming hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The calm waves let even small children play in the water with confidence. Enjoy the sea to the full until evening and spend a summer day that feels distinctly like Hayama. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out?

A one-day course for touring Shonan and Hayama at an easy pace, starring Chojagasaki Swimming Beach, open from Wednesday, July 1 to Monday, August 31, 2026. In the morning, pay your respects at Morito Shrine and enjoy the seaside view taking in Mount Fuji and Enoshima. Next, stroll Hayama Park and rest a while in its lush gardens. Have lunch around Hayama Marina, and in the afternoon it is finally time for Chojagasaki Swimming Beach. This swimming beach spreads across a small stretch of sand framed by rocky shores, and swimming hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Known as a spot for sunsets, it lets the whole family enjoy clear water. Play in the water to your heart's content until evening and enjoy summer in Hayama. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out?

A one-day course touring the castle town of Odawara, starring Miyuki-no-Hama Swimming Beach, open from Saturday, July 18 to Sunday, August 23, 2026. In the morning, walk the keep and moatside at Odawara Castle Park, then enjoy watching kamaboko being made and tasting it at Suzuhiro Kamaboko no Sato. For lunch, have fresh seafood around Hayakawa Fishing Port, and in the afternoon it is finally time for Miyuki-no-Hama. This swimming beach with calm waves is close to central Odawara, and swimming hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Town and sea being close together is the charm unique to Odawara, letting you enjoy sightseeing and sea bathing on the same day. Play in the water to your heart's content until evening and make the most of summer in Odawara. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out?

A one-day course for touring the Manazuru Peninsula at an easy pace, starring Iwa Swimming Beach, open from Saturday, July 18 to Sunday, August 30, 2026. In the morning, look out over Sagami Bay from the green walking paths of Obayashi Observation Park and take in the nature of the Manazuru Peninsula. Next, stop at the Nakagawa Kazumasa Museum and spend a while with the works of the painter who loved Manazuru. For lunch, enjoy local fish around Manazuru Port and fuel up properly for the afternoon. The climax is Iwa Swimming Beach in the afternoon. Facing Iwa Beach in Manazuru Town, it is a cove with calm waves, and swimming hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The unspoiled shoreline ringed by reefs is a delight because you can enjoy both rock-pool play and sea bathing. Spend time close to the water until evening and enjoy a summer day that only Manazuru can offer. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out to the Manazuru Peninsula?

A one-day course that makes the most of the tip of the Miura Peninsula from morning onward, starring Araihama Swimming Beach, open from Friday, July 17 to Monday, August 31, 2026. In the morning, scout out a place to eat at Misaki Port, known for its tuna cuisine, then stroll Jogashima Park, where a lighthouse and strange rock formations weave a striking landscape. The climax is Araihama Swimming Beach in the afternoon. It is a cove-shaped sandy beach in the Aburatsubo area, with calm waves that make it popular with families. Swimming hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Take breaks at a beach hut and enjoy the sea to the full until evening. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out to the Miura Peninsula in summer?

A one-day course that makes the most of Hayama's seaside culture from morning onward, starring Isshiki Beach (Isshiki Swimming Beach), open from Wednesday, July 1 to Monday, August 31, 2026. In the morning, take in art at the Museum of Modern Art, Hayama, known as a museum overlooking the sea, then stroll Hayama Shiosai Park with its pine woods and lawns. The climax is Isshiki Beach in the afternoon. The waves are relatively calm, and it is a leading Hayama beach also known for surfing. Swimming hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Take breaks at a beach hut and enjoy the sea to the full until evening. Why not pack a swimsuit and towel and head out to Hayama in summer?

This is a full-day course centered on the "puppet-doll floats" event held at Kugenuma Kogaidaijingu Shrine in Fujisawa (August 17, 2026, starting at 2 PM). Since the festival begins in the afternoon, spend the morning at Kugenuma Beach enjoying the sea breeze, encounter marine creatures at the New Enoshima Aquarium, and take a break amid the greenery of Tsudohama Seaside Park. Have a light lunch around Kugenuma Beach, then at 2 PM head to Kugenuma Kogaidaijingu to see the historic puppet-doll floats displayed in the shrine grounds and experience Fujisawa's summer traditions as a family.

A full-day course to enjoy the first day of the "Hadano Tobacco Festival" (September 26-27, 2026, around Hadano Municipal Honcho Elementary School), Hadano City's autumn tradition celebrating the once-thriving leaf tobacco cultivation. At noon, stroll through Hadano Station's shopping district, enjoy hiking-style walks at Kobo Mountain Park, and experience nature at Shinsei Lake, a rare earthquake-formed lake. In the evening, have an early dinner at the station, then at 5 PM head to the area around Honcho Elementary School, which serves as the parade route. Experience the excitement of portable shrine and dance parades processions, as the entire community celebrates.

A full-day course celebrating the opening day of the Minato Mirai Grand Bon Odori (August 28-29, 2026, Rinko Park Plaza Square, Nishi Ward, Yokohama), where dance circles spread across Yokohama's bay area. In the morning, take in panoramic Minato Mirai views from Yokohama Landmark Tower's observation floor, experience cup noodle making at Cup Noodles Museum, and encounter the sailing ship Nippon Maru at Nippon Maru Memorial Park. In the evening, enjoy an early dinner at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, then head to Rinko Park at 4:30 PM, where sea breezes blow and the night skyline glitters behind you. Dance in one large circle, a summer evening beneath the Bay Bridge.

A full-day course celebrating the opening day (August 23, 2026) of the Katase Suwa Shrine Summer Festival (片瀬諏訪神社例大祭) held over 6 days around Katase Suwa Shrine in Fujisawa. During the day, feel the ocean breeze at Katase Coast, cross to Enoshima Island to visit Enoshima Shrine and enjoy spectacular views from the lighthouse tower, and meet the marine life at the New Enoshima Aquarium. In the evening, have an early dinner near Bentenbashi Bridge on Enoshima, then join the Grand Festival at Katase Suwa Shrine at 5 PM. Experience the opening day of a 6-day celebration as sacred floats (mikoshi) parade through the neighborhood, feeling the energy of the local community.

A 1-day course centered on the first day of 'Higashirinkan Summer Waa! Nival' (August 1, 2026, 5:20 p.m. to 8 p.m.) held on Shante Dori Street in front of Higashirinkan Station on the Odakyu Enoshima Line. During the day, enjoy nature walks at Izumi Forest in Yamato, abundant with water and greenery, and tour the roses, flowers, and the large greenhouse at Sagamihara Park. After an early dinner at bono Sagamiono, a commercial facility in Sagamiono, finally head to the venue in front of Higashirinkan Station. A 1-day experience of handmade food stalls and a handmade-feeling summer festival created by the community, enjoyed with family.

A 1-day course centered on the first day (July 31, 2026, around Motomaki Jinja Shrine in Naka Ward, Yokohama) of the sacred ritual 'Oma Nagashi,' an ancient tradition handed down through the town of Motomaki that watches over Yokohama Port. During the day, explore the verdant Sankeien Garden (三溪園) and view the Yokohama Bay Bridge from Yamate Park with a View of the Harbor (港の見える丘公園). Enjoy sophisticated shopping at Motomachi Shopping Street, have an early dinner at Yokohama Chinatown, and in the evening, finally head to the venue at Motomaki Jinja Shrine and Shin-Motomaki Park. Watch the ancient ritual of setting a straw horse to sea and wishing away pestilence, then in the evening join the Bon Odori dancing and festival stalls said to be the largest in Naka Ward. A course that lets you experience the history and summer nights of the port town Yokohama in a single day.

On August 2nd, 2026 (Sunday), a full-day course to enjoy Minami-Ashigara City, the homeland of the Kintaro legend, with the 50th Ashigara Kintaro Festival at Tsujishita Grounds as the centerpiece. In the daytime, visit Daiyuzan Saijoji Temple, a historic temple known for tengu legends, and learn about the local history connected to Kintaro at the Minami-Ashigara City Local History Museum. After a break at Nakanuma Park, move to Tsujishita Grounds in the evening to enjoy the festival with mikoshi processions, street performances, and Bon dances while waiting for the fireworks. As darkness falls, approximately 3,000 fireworks illuminate the night sky. A definitive summer plan to enjoy both the Kintaro legend walking tour and fireworks in Minami-Ashigara.

This is a full-day course to enjoy Zama City, featuring the Camp Zama Japan-U.S. Goodwill Bon Dance Festival with fireworks launching at 8:45 PM on August 1, 2026 (Saturday). At noon, marvel at the blooming sunflower field at Zama Sunflower Field, a symbol of summer in Zama City. Explore nature at Zama Yato-Yama Park, then visit Zama Shrine for a blessing. After a light meal near Souguu Station, head to Camp Zama in the evening to enjoy the vibrant Bon Dance festival. At 8:45 PM, fireworks illuminate the night sky. This is a perfect Zama summer day to experience both the beauty of sunflower fields and the international celebration of Japanese-American friendship.

Centered on the Manazuru Summer Colors Festival (Sea Fireworks) held at Iwa Beach in Manazuru Town on August 1, 2026 (Saturday), this is a full-day course to enjoy the nature and history of the Manazuru Peninsula. At noon, appreciate works by the painter who lived here at the Manazuru Town Nakagawa Kazumasa Art Museum. Next, enjoy the spectacular views of the Manazuru Peninsula's greenery and sea from Oyabayashi Lookout Park. In the afternoon, enjoy the rocky coastline scenery and sea breeze at Mitsuishi Beach. In the evening, savor fresh fish dishes around Manazuru Port, and as it gets dark, secure a spot at Iwa Beach to wait for the display. At 8:50 PM, fireworks light up the night Sagami Bay from Iwa Beach. A plan where you can fully enjoy nature unique to the peninsula and sea fireworks in one day.

This is a course to enjoy the Lake Ashi and mountain-surrounded Hakone/Moto-Hakone area for a full day, centered on the Lake Ashi Summer Festival Week 1,269th Annual Festival Celebration Fireworks Display, held on August 1, 2026 (Saturday). At noon, visit Hakone Shrine, known for its floating torii gate on the lake, and enjoy the lakeside scenery at the park, a former imperial villa site. Cruise around Lake Ashi on a sightseeing boat and visit the Edo-period checkpoint ruins. In the evening, gather dinner around Moto-Hakone, and at night, approximately 2,300 fireworks light up above Lake Ashi—a true summer day in Hakone.

This is a course to fully enjoy Hakone's nature and history over one day, centered on the Lake Water Festival Fireworks Show of the Ashinoko Summer Festival Week held on July 31, 2026 (Friday). At midday, pay your respects at Hakone Shrine, known for its iconic torii gate on the lake, and stroll through the verdant Onshi Hakone Park. In the afternoon, visit the Hakone Checkpoint with its Edo-period charm, then enjoy a leisurely walk on Lake Ashinoko by sightseeing boat. In the evening, secure your spot by the lakeside in Motohakone while having dinner, and at 8 p.m., approximately 5,000 fireworks light up from the lake, reflecting in the water surrounded by mountains, creating a magical finale to Hakone's summer night.

A full-day course centered on Yokohama Night Flowers held at Yokohama Port (New Port Pier and Osanbashi Pier) starting at 7:30 PM on July 25, 2026 (Saturday) (also held the following day, July 26). A plan that tours Yokohama's classic port-town spots throughout the day and concludes with approximately 150 fireworks at night. Enjoy authentic street food in Yokohama Chinatown at noon, then leisurely stroll through Yamashita Park admiring sea views. In the afternoon, play on the observation wheel and attractions at Yokohama Cosmo World, then seek souvenirs and dinner at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse in the evening. After sunset, secure a spot near the venue, then fireworks illuminate the sky from 7:30 PM. Chinatown, Minato Mirai, and harbor fireworks—a plan to greedily enjoy Yokohama's attractions in one full day.

A full-day itinerary centered around the Fireworks Symphonia held at Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama at 8:30 PM on Saturday, July 25, 2026 (part of a multi-day event). An itinerary to fully enjoy the aquarium and attractions throughout the day on Hakkeijima, where an entire island floating on the sea has become a theme park. In the afternoon, encounter sea creatures in the fantastical Aqua Museum with its array of tanks, then vigorously move your body on the thrilling rides of Pleasure Land. In the evening, take a breather at the adjacent Sea Park with sea breezes, then finish dinner at a restaurant on the island and wait for the fireworks. At 8:30 PM, approximately 2,500 fireworks light up the night sky. The aquarium, attractions, and fireworks over the sea — an itinerary to fully enjoy Hakkeijima's charms in one day.

A full-day course centered around Hayama Coast HANABI (Mori-to Venue), held on July 22, 2026 (Wednesday) at 7:30 PM at Mori-to Beach. At midday, relax at the quiet Hayama Park overlooking Sagami Bay, then pay a visit to Mori-to Shrine with its torii gate standing on the sea. In the afternoon, venture out to Hiroshi-yama Park on the hilltop and take in panoramic views of Sagami Bay and Mount Fuji from the observation deck. In the evening, return to Mori-to Beach, the venue, finish dinner while gazing at the sunset-painted sea, and secure your viewing spot. At 7:30 PM, approximately 610 fireworks light the night sky for 10 minutes alongside the silhouette of the torii gate on the sea. The sight of the shrine's torii gate intertwined with fireworks is a charm unique to the Mori-to venue. A park, a shrine, a scenic observation deck—immerse yourself in a full day of Hayama's seaside elegance.

A full-day course centered around Hayama Coast HANABI (Isshiki Venue), held on July 22, 2026 (Wednesday) at 7:30 PM at Isshiki Beach. In the morning, enjoy art and scenery at the Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Modern Art, Hayama overlooking the sea. Next, at Hayama Marina, take a leisurely stroll through the harbor lined with yachts. In the afternoon, venture to Choja-ga-saki, a scenic headland, and savor the Sagami Bay panorama—and Mount Fuji if weather permits. In the evening, return to Isshiki Beach, the venue, and enjoy takeout dinner while soaking in the sea breeze before securing your viewing spot. At 7:30 PM, approximately 480 fireworks light up the night sky for 10 minutes from near the shoreline. Unlike large-scale fireworks festivals, this plan offers a refined and leisurely fireworks experience unique to Hayama. A full day immersed in the elegance of Hayama: the sea, the art museum, and spectacular coastal views.