Yokosuka

Yokosuka Essentials

Yokosuka’s maritime heritage is anchored by the Mikasa, the world's last remaining pre-dreadnought battleship, and the naval vistas from Shioiri Pier. The city’s geography offers diverse coastal landscapes, from the rugged rock formations at Arasaki Park to the Tokyo Bay views at Umikaze Park. Cultural landmarks include the Yokosuka Museum of Art and specialized botanical sites like the Taura Plum Grove and Yokosuka Iris Garden, which showcase the Miura Peninsula’s seasonal flora.

Mikasa

Mikasa is a pre-dreadnought battleship built for the Imperial Japanese Navy in the late 1890s, and is the only ship of her class.

Mikasa Park

Mikasa Park is a park located in Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan.

Yokosuka museum of art

Yokosuka Museum of Art opened in Kannonzaki Park, Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, in 2007.

Umikaze Park

Waterfront park located southeast of Yokosuka Port, offering direct views of Sarushima Island and Tokyo Bay.

横須賀市自然・人文博物館

A municipal museum dedicated to the natural history and human heritage of the Miura Peninsula through specialized research and exhibitions.

しょうぶ園

A 3.8-hectare botanical park featuring extensive collections of irises and seasonal flowers.

荒崎公園

Coastal park featuring sea-eroded cliffs, rugged rock formations, and walking trails along the Sagami Bay shoreline.

田浦梅の里

Hillside park containing thousands of plum trees that bloom in early spring, offering views over the surrounding valley and Tokyo Bay.

Tsukayama Park

A hilltop park known for cherry blossoms and the Anjin-zuka monument, dedicated to the 17th-century Western samurai William Adams.

衣笠城址

Site of an 11th-century mountain fortress belonging to the Miura clan, featuring historical ruins and hiking paths.

Shioiri Pier

Waterfront boarding point for naval port cruises, providing views of Japanese and American warships stationed at the nearby naval base.