Taro Okamoto(1911-1996) is one of Japanese famous artist like Piccaso. He was always full of vital mood.North Area of Kawasaki, "IKUTA RYOKUCHI", Where his birth reigion, you can meet his work of art. I'm sure everyone will be surprised at his powerful works.
Near this museum you can see Japanese folk museumand typical Japanese old house which has thatched roof.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
According to the sign in the photo, the natural hot springs of this bathhouse is slightly light brown, sprouts from 1,500 metres underground.
Leaves your skin very smooth. The temp. is a comfortable 40-42 degrees C, and the lower temp bath, about 38 degree C, is nice for cooling down. In addition there are other baths such as jacuzzi massage, and brighly coloured baths with toys for children. Optional massage services available. Main mineral component is Sodium Chloride, Hypertonic, pH 7.4.
Access 1: From Kawasaki Stn. West Side, take the bus bound for Yokohama or Tsurumi, and get off at "Mitsuikedo" station.
Access 2: Hourly Courtesy Shuttle buses to and from Kawasaki Stn. West Side or Tsurumi Stn.
Closed every 1st and 3rd Wednesdays.
Website is only in Japanese, though various prices listed (massages, towel rental options, etc.), the basic bathing fee for 90 mins is 800 yen.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
The structures themselves appear to have been recently renovated, so has a very "new" look.
Great photos, virtual tours and event info. in Japanese, and one page of history in English:
http://www.honmonji.or.jp/
Get there from East Side Kawasaki Station Bus Station #10, the Gotanda-bound bus and get off at "Honmonji-ura" Bus Stop, 10 min. walk.
Alternatively, 10 min. walk from either Toei Asakuka Line "Nishi Magome" Station, or Tokyu Ikegami Line "Ikegami" Station.
Updated May 24, 2006
The picture is not actually of the temples, but of a beautiful private garden attached to the temples, not available for public walking, only viewing from within a resting house.
There are two nice restaurants (Japanese and French) to eat or to arrange a private party (salon concerts are also held regularly), and there is a professional photo studio within the premises; for the special occasion you can arrange beforehand to have outdoor photos taken with the private garden all to yourself. It's a lovely quiet respite from the bustling city life which surrounds this area.
Great photos, virtual tours and event info. in Japanese, (and one page of religious history in English): http://www.honmonji.or.jp/
Fondest Memory:
Get there from East Side Kawasaki Station Bus Station #10, the Gotanda-bound bus and get off at "Honmonji-ura" Bus Stop, 10 min. walk.
Alternatively, 10 min. walk from either Toei Asakuka Line "Nishi Magome" Station, or Tokyu Ikegami Line "Ikegami" Station.
Updated May 24, 2006
...Most newcomers don't know Kawasaki city, located between Tokyo and Yokohama in Japan. In Kawasaki and near Kawasaki, there are a lot of beautiful Ume "japanese apricot" flower view you can see. This picture was taken in mid-February at "Ikegami Baien".
Get there from East Side Kawasaki Station Bus Station #10 on the Gotanda-bound bus. Located 3-min. walk from "Honmonji-ura" Bus Stop.
Of course, you may also ride the same bus route in reverse, i.e. Kawasaki-bound located in front of JR Yamanote Line Gotanda Station.
Nearest Train Station is a 20-min walk from Tokyu Ikegami Line Ikegami Station
This place is closed on Mondays (except in Feb. and Mar.). There are not many other visitors during non-flowering seasons and still nice to visit.
Updated May 24, 2006
There are a horse practice race track near my house. I sometimes come here. And then I take a somehow rerief. Only Early bird can watch the horses!!
Near the kawsaki station you can enjoy horse race, but I don't do yet . Oneday I hope.
Updated Jan 6, 2006
It is not at all a real tour destination, but for an introspective appreciation of where creature comforts such as Conditioning Shampoos, Hydrogenated Margarines, and Commercial Vehicles are created and shipped, this is the place.
There is a nice cool breeze from being so near the ocean, and Haneda Airport Runways are just a stone's throw across the river (but can't be accessed directly from here.)
Get there from East Side Kawasaki Station Bus Station #9, the Ukishima Bus Terminal-bound bus #3 and get off at "Ukishima Bus Terminal" Bus Stop.
Updated Mar 31, 2003
The natural hot spa waters of this area are brown in colour. Leaves your skin smooth. The temp. is 44 degrees C! There are also 39 degree C bath water to soak, though the lower temp hot water is from the tap, not natural mineral. Main mineral component is Sodium Bicarbonate. See website for details (sorry, only in Japanese):
http://www.sanana.org/megumi/yu_megumi/yudokoro/rokugo2.htm
Rokugo Dote Station on the Keihin Kyuko Line. From Kawasaki Station, one stop toward Tokyo on the local train.
Closed Mondays.
Updated Mar 30, 2003
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