[2025 Yokosuka Attraction] Travel Guide for Mikasa Park (Updated Jul)

#QuintessaCampaign The Mikasa Memorial Ship, located in Mikasa Park in Yokosuka, is the sixth battleship ordered from the British Vickers Shipyard. It was completed in March 1902 and immediately sailed to Yokosuka. In December 1903, when Japan-Russia relations worsened and the country was on a war footing, it was incorporated into the Combined Fleet and became its flagship. It is a short walk from the station and is near the US military base. You can see the real warship in a quiet park. It takes about an hour to get a good look at it from inside.

#cityplaybook If you’re in the mood for a laid-back coastal escape with a unique blend of Japanese and American culture, Yokosuka is just the place. 🌊 Mikasa Park A beautiful seaside park where you can stroll by the water and see the historic battleship Mikasa. The breeze off the ocean is so refreshing. 🖼️ Yokosuka Museum of Art Located right by the sea, this sleek museum features contemporary art and has an incredible ocean-view café—perfect for a quiet moment. 🍛 Dobuita Street This iconic shopping street is packed with Yokosuka’s cultural flair. Grab a juicy burger, try some Yokosuka Navy Curry, or pop into a retro-style café. It’s a little slice of Americana in Japan! Why I recommend this area: ・A unique blend of seaside scenery and military heritage ・Enjoy local eats, modern art, and a peaceful atmosphere all in one day 📍Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture #YokosukaWalk #MikasaPark #YokosukaArtMuseum #DobuitaStreet #NavyCurry #CityPlaybook #JapanTravel #CoastalVibes

[Refresh at Starbucks with ocean views of Sarushima, Otsu, Tokyo Bay, Yokosuka] 💞Recommended reasons: If you're visiting Yokosuka on a drive, be sure to enjoy a coffee break at this cozy roadside store with ocean views of Sarushima, Otsu, Tokyo Bay. The architecture maximizes the impact of the sea and sky, which change depending on the time of day and weather. 🌱Starbucks Yokosuka Otsu Store 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Drive-through available, lots of bikers. 📍Location: 1-22-25 Otsumachi, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 239-0808 🕰️Business hours: 07:00-22:00 Closed: Irregular 🗓️Access Train 12-minute walk from Keikyu Otsu Station (Keikyu Railway) 14-minute walk from Horinouchi Station (Keikyu Railway) 16-minute walk from Shin-Otsu Station (Keikyu Railway) Bus: 3-minute walk from Otsu 1-chome (Keikyu Bus) Car: 5-minute drive from the entrance to the uphill direction of Maborikaigan IC on the Yokohama Yokosuka Road (approx. 2.0 km) 🌳Nearby tourist spots Umibe Fishing Park Yokosuka Museum of Art Yokosuka Port Market Sarushima #Drive #Domestic travel #Tokyo trip #Tourism #Motorcycle scenery #Trip #Solo trip #Accommodation report #Day trip #0 yen trip February 2025

The sea and the Mikasa, one of the world's three great memorial ships! This is the scenery of Yokosuka! You can take wonderful photos📷✨ Boats to Sarushima also depart from here, so please stop by🚢 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📍Mikasa Park 🏷️82 Inaoka-cho, Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa 238-0003 🕰️9:00-20:00 Admission to the park itself is free! ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ To enter the 📍Mikasa, one of the world's three great memorial ships, which is on display right in the park, it costs 💰600 yen ⚠️Cash only, so be careful There's a cannon inside, and Sarushima looks beautiful🏝️ There were a lot of men there because it was a battleship, but even a woman alone was able to take her time and enjoy the view! ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ #0yentravelautumn #yokosukatrip #battleship

From Yokosuka Station, it is about a 15-minute walk. ⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯ There is a recommended tour route on the ship, follow the route to avoid repetition or omission. In addition to the ship's display, below the deck, there is also a showroom/museum converted from the cabin. In the showroom, there are many experiential projects, Junior high school students and below will be given a commemorative badge when they leave the ship. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Intimate little suggestion: There are more activities on holidays! ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Tickets: ¥600/adult, ¥300 high school student ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Opening hours: am9.00-pm5.00

Yokosuka, located on the Miura Peninsula, is famous for its exotic streetscapes. From the moment you step out of the station, you can feel the unique atmosphere of American culture, with English signs everywhere (for renting houses, selling cars), just like an American village. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Recommended attractions: Mikasa Park (one of Japan's top 100 urban parks) Sarushima (the largest uninhabited island in Tokyo Bay) Dobu Itadori Shopping Street (exotic cultural fusion) ICHIGO (a food supermarket converted from a giant freezer warehouse) ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Buy an embroidered jacket here, taste navy curry and American hamburgers, and take a look at Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay. This is a must-see itinerary.

#sightseeing I went to Yokosuka for a visit. I went to Mikasa Park, where the Mikasa battleship is on display. It's a very popular tourist spot, with foreign tourists and bus tour groups. You can also see inside if you purchase an admission ticket in the building opposite! I didn't go inside, but the ship was so big and impressive, and I could feel the history! You should definitely go on a nice day!

#thingstodo The park was very nice well-maintained has several spots that would be good for taking pictures. It also has a very long channel and at the back of the park is a pond that does water shows at certain times throughout the day. Overall I think this is a very beautiful Park to visit. Oh there were also signs that warned you about hawks taking your food....

#2024wish This is a great park to visit. There are many sculptures and water features both in the park and leading up to the park. There is a water fountain show to music every couple of hours- and at night they add colored lights. There is also a theater and often they will have music. The battleship Mikasa is there and open for tours. I did not take a tour but friends did and they enjoyed it very much. I’ve included a photo with the times if the water fountain show. I want to go here again in 2024.

#2024wish The highlight of my visit to Yokosuka - an informative and lovingly maintained icon of Japanese naval history. Staff were knowledgable and passionate and spoke good English. Highlight was the exhibit below deck dedicated to the Battle of Tsushima. Naval history enthusiast or not, I thoroughly recommend spending a few hours on board this magnificent and unique ship. I want yo visit this again in 2024.

#AutumnTravel Last year, when I visited Kagoshima, I was disappointed that there were few traces of Togo, but in Yokosuka, there were plenty! Along with Mikasa. When I went into the souvenir shop, there were a few goods with the "Z flag" mark. I felt that Yokosuka Chuo Station was somehow similar to Kagoshima Chuo Station.