There are various things from daily necessities to gifts for from 108 yen. You can also buy tableware that’s made in Japan!
It’s a variety store that handles Japanese-inspired goods. There’s lots of things like chop sticks, hand towels, and products with cute patterns.
- LAZONA Kawasaki Plaza
- Kawasaki Station’s popular shopping spot!
On nice sunny days Broad Sqaure is also charming a place.
Directly from JR Kawasaki Station west exit.
There were recreated marionettes from 200 years ago.
I was introduced to the popular
corner where you can experience Toshiba’s latest virtual game technology. I'm having a blast!
I highly recommend this to everyone
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- TOSHIBA Science Museum
- I can experience the history of Toshiba, the company that contributes to lives and culture of people in the world, along with cutting-edge high technology.
Smart Community Center 2F Lazona Kawasaki Toshiba Bldg., 72-34, Horikawa-Cho, Saiwai-Ku, Kawasaki 212-8585
1 minute walk from JR Kawasaki Station West Exit
Who thought there would be a real hot spring in a place like this!
- Shiraku-no-yu
- The water here is drew from a 100% natural hot spring 1,300 meters underground.
It gives you the feeling of a hot spring that’s in the middle of a mountain.
Getting off two stations at on the Nanbu Line, it’s about a 6 minutes on foot from JR Yako Station
- Tsukiji Sushi Kawasaki Nikko Hotel Branch
- Using fresh, seasonal fish sent directly from Tsukiji market, and the sushi is made in the traditional way resulting in a taste created by a master.
It’s about a 1-minute walk from JR Kawasaki Station, located on the first underground floor of the Kawasaki Nikko Hotel.
They entertain the tourists with the pleasant, rhythmic sounds of “ton toko ton ton” to make candies.
There are stores where you can by traditional Japanese dolls, Daruma dolls, which are used for when you wish for something.
- Kawasaki Daishi
- There is a temple famous for Yakuyoke (warding off bad luck). You can visit the temple and pray for traffic safety or for future success. From the Keikyu Kawasaki station, change to the Daishi Line and get off at Kawasaki Daishi Station. It is an 8-minute walk to the temple.
You can enjoy Japanese meals such as freshly made sashimi, newly fried tempura, and soba noodle with unique soup stock.
- Kanoya
- At the market, everyday there is a fresh supply of fish of the utmost quality
and a store that serves professionally handmade soba noodles.
Hungry? It’s just a 5-minute walk from JR Kawasaki Station. The restaurant is located on the Tachibana Street in the Kawasaki east shopping district.
The Tonkotsu (pork broth based) ramen with the aroma of roasted garlic is extremely popular. This is undeniably delicious!
- Nantsuttei
- This ramen shop is so popular that every day, there is a long line of people waiting for the shop to open in the morning.
Our bright, cheerful staff will greet you.
It is only a 1-minute walk from JR Kawasaki Station, located on the first underground floor of Kawasaki Atre which is directly linked to the station.
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