Kawasaki

Japan

Saturday, August 30, 2025

Sunrise

5:09 AM

Sunset

6:14 PM

About

Kawasaki, a vibrant city in Japan, is a harmonious blend of modernity, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. Located just south of Tokyo, it offers a dynamic urban landscape with a rich industrial history. The city's futuristic attractions, like the iconic Kawasaki Warehouse and the innovative Kawasaki Robot Museum, showcase its technological prowess. Kawasaki's serene parks, such as the stunning Kawasaki Daishi Heiken-ji Temple, provide a peaceful retreat for reflection. The city's lively festivals, like the Kawasaki Halloween Parade, offer a vibrant celebration of creativity and community. But it is the genuine kindness, friendliness, and the strong sense of unity of its people that truly make Kawasaki a special destination, leaving visitors with cherished memories and a deep appreciation for its authentic Japanese spirit.

30 Best Places to Visit

1. Kawasaki Daishi

The famous temple that was founded by famous priest Kobo Daishi.
2. Todoroki Ryokuchi

A lush green park with lovely streams, gardens, and a long zip line.
3. Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall

A well-designed hall that hosts classical music concerts and events with high-quality acoustics.
4. Namamugi Shrine

A serene shrine that is known for its annual summer festival.
5. Kawasaki Stadium

A major sports stadium where you can watch live baseball games.
6. Fujiko F. Fujio Museum

A museum dedicated to the creator of popular cartoon characters such as Doraemon.
7. The Museum of Kawasaki & Greater Tokyo

The museum entirely dedicated to the history and culture of Kawasaki.
8. Kawasaki precincts

A collection of spectacular Buddhist temple compounds lined with cherry blossoms.
9. The Kawasaki World Trade Centre

An iconic skyscraper with a panoramic view of the whole city.
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Kawasaki warehouse
11. La Cittadella

A massive shopping mall with plenty of top international brands.
12. Taro Okamoto's Museum of Art

A museum displaying the works of the famous artist Taro Okamoto.
13. Kawasaki Municipal Science Museum

One of the most exciting museums that offers visitors a chance to explore science and technology.
14. NHK Broadcasting Museum

A fascinating place to explore the history and art of the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation.
15. Kawasaki Factory

Visit the factory of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, which produces motorcycles and other heavy equipment.
16. Kawasaki Municipal Fureai Cultural Hall

A cultural complex with a concert hall, fitness center, and other facilities for cultural events.
17. Kawasaki Central Library

Take a break from your tour to browse Kawasaki's extensive collection of books and periodicals.
18. Iwataya Shoten

Get yourself some souvenir books or stationary, at the popular bookstore for literature lovers.
19. Muza Kawasaki Plaza

A popular retail complex that houses many clothing shops, cafes, and restaurants.
20. Co-edo Kawagoe

A park that allows visitors to immerse themselves in 18th century Japanese culture.
21. Senzokuike pond

Visit the waterfront of one of Kawasaki's most picturesque ponds.
22. Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji Temple

A religious complex famous for its aesthetic of Japan’s oldest building.
23. Toshiba Science Museum

A technological exhibition center that collaborates with many people to create world-class exhibits.
24. Kawasaki Niihara

A spacious space with a garden where visitors can relax amidst nature.
25. Kawasaki City Fujiko・F・Fujio Library

A public space of Kawasaki's popular cartoonist.
26. Seaside Park・Umieru

a place where you can enjoy water sports on a beautiful sandy beach.
27. Yamaha Communications Plaza

A showcase of Yamaha's technology and its musical history.
28. Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum

A fascinating museum that preserves some of Japan's most influential artistic legacies.
29. The Old Kawasaki Bank

A 1931-built former bank with extensive Japanese construction techniques and beautiful architecture.
30. Kawasaki City Museum of Industrial Promotion

Dedicated to elucidate the development of Kawasaki City's industrial belts with interesting exhibitions.