Kanagawa Prefecture is located just south of Tokyo, capital of Japan. The region is mountainous to the west, and faces the ocean to the east and south. Among the prefecture’s many different aspects are its striking natural scenery, its long history and rich culture, and an industrial belt that has helped to support Japan’s modernization. The area has a great many traditional specialty products that deeply reflect these different aspects, as well as its diverse geography. Visitors who sample all the area has to offer in terms of local specialties such as craft items and foods?including farm and marine products?are guaranteed to have an amazing experience in Kanagawa Prefecture. Here we would like to describe some of these great products, which also make wonderful souvenirs.
Kanagawa Prefecture is home to a number of cities and areas rich in history and culture, including Kamakura, one of Japan’s old capitals; Odawara, which developed as a castle town; and more. In these areas, many traditional crafts are maintained to this day, and they serve as a perfect illustration of the wonderful history and culture of Kanagawa. Click here for details.
The diverse conditions and climates of the different parts of Kanagawa Prefecture have had a tremendous impact on the development of the prefecture’s culinary culture, and as a result the area’s food is quite distinct. To truly enjoy the region, you must include the unique cuisine of Kanagawa in your travel plans. Click here for details.
Since Kanagawa Prefecture has both mountainous and seaside regions, the prefecture enjoys many delicacies of both. The agricultural and marine products of this special enviroment are now popular even outside the prefecture. When in Kanagawa, don’t miss out on its culinary delights! Click here for details.
