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Kanagawa sightseeing charm cration conference Yokosuka & Miura ＜Nature・Landscape＞ Yokosuka City A luxurious camping experience Tourist Attraction No. 2304 snow peak glamping Keikyu Kannonzaki The seaside glamping facility at the eastern end of the Miura Peninsula was designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma. Take in the picturesque Explanation of Tourist Attraction view of boats cruising by on Tokyo bay from the big window. Have dinner on the special wood deck and taste glamping cooking with ingredients from the Miura Peninsula. selling point Snow peak glamping Keikyu Kannonzaki only accepts three groups per night. Address 2-1157-2 Hashirimizu Yokosuka-shi Kanagawa-ken Opening Hours － Availability of Parking Available (140 spaces) URL http://www.kannon-kqh.co.jp/lp/glamping/en/ Recommended Season All year Access Group/Individual Mark Individual ①From bus stop 3 of Mabori-Kaigan Station on Keikyu Main Line take a Keikyu Bus bound for Kannonzaki Target Regions Europe, North America, Oceania, Asia (Su-24 Route) for about 10 minutes. Get off at the Kannonzaki-Keikyu-Hotel-Yokosuka-Bijutsukan-Mae bus stop and walk for 1 minute. ②From the Mabori-Kaigan Station on Keikyu Main Line take a Free Shuttle Bus. Specific Model Route Details Individual Keikyu Main Line [Shinagawa Station] +++(44 mins.) +++ Keikyu Main Line [Yokosuka-Chuo Station] === Route bus (24 mins.) === Minami-Yato …Walk(1 min.) … LOHAS KAYAK (120 mins.) …Walk(3 min.) … Snow Peak Glamping Keikyu Kannonzaki (Glamping and lodging) …Walk (4 min.) … Minami-Yato === Route bus (25 mins.) === Otakicho …Walk(8 min.) … Mikasa Park/Memorial Ship MIKASA (60 mins.) …(5 min.) … Dining at Yokosuka Port Market (60 mins.) === Route bus (9 mins.) === Keikyu Main Line [Yokosuka-Chuo Station] Start Shinagawa Station Goal Yokosuka-chuo Station Time Required 2 days Nearby Sightseeing Spot The Museum of Modern Art, Hayama Kannonzaki Park The museum is Kannonzaki Park surrounded by covers almost all of beautiful nature, with Kannonzaki, Tokyo Bay stretching protruding into Tokyo in front, and dense Bay. It boasts forest, forest behind. river, and sea all in Appreciate art in a one experience. beautiful, natural environment. 2018.10 177.

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