Kanagawa-ken Vacations, Kanagawa-ken Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

The day's agenda included: Multiple transportation experiences in Hakone... Trainride from Tokyo to Hakone Busride to Lake Ashi Walk along the Ancient Cedar Avenue Boatride through Like Ashi Cablecar ride on the Hakone Roapway Trainride to the Open-Air Art Museum Busride to the Yunessun Onsen Trainride from Hakone to Tokyo Dinner in a Kaiseki-ryori

I had a good time this day.  We caught the train to Kamakura (it took about 20 minutes).  Once we got off we ate at this great Hawiian Burger spot on the way to the beach.  After that we walked down to the water.  they had a little hula show.  It was windy and the sand was a little dirty, but over all it was fun.  there were a lot of surfer's too, not many waves though.

I moved to Zushi Beach area for a job while there it was great to breath some fresh sea air and take in the awesome sunsets on the beach. In summer time the beach is crowded with people soaking up the sun and swimming, windsurfing, fishing, or yatching at nearby Hayama Marina,  having BBQ's,  drinking at the many beach bars,  and watching the fireworks displays at night. Zushi is like any other beach but the sand is more a grey colour. Still if you wan to go ...

Well as an urban/european type of guy, I  didn't know about how great mother nature could be  untill I was introduced to Japanese "Onsen"What more can I say ? just try it, and I promise  just like Stevie Wonder and me, you won't regret it .The one I ve been to has got a website but Japanese is needed though >>here's the link :http://www.hakone-yamatoya.com/For more pictures, watch mine  on my website :http://etok.free.fr/nippon.htmlI ll be glad to know some more so don't hesitate to sha...