This promotional video is packed with the charm of Kawasaki City.

This is a night view tour around the Kawasaki waterfront, where many factories are located.
The tour will be accompanied by a local guide known as a "Factory Night View Navigator," who will explain the appeal of the factory night view in an easy-to-understand manner.

● Kawasaki Factory Night View Houseboat Cruise (Chohachi Kaiun)
● Kawasaki Factory Night View Bus Tour (Hato Bus)

It is the head temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism, and is famous as the great priest of warding off misfortunes. In July, the Kawasaki Daishi Wind Chime Market will bring together many wind chimes from all over the country, allowing you to enjoy the refreshing sounds.

Directly connected to the west exit of Kawasaki Station, this large commercial facility has around 350 stores, including a variety of select shops offering a wide range of lifestyles, as well as food stalls, restaurants, and a cinema complex offering entertainment. In the center is an open space called "ROOF Plaza," where many events are held throughout the year. It's the perfect place to enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Night races are also held, so you can enjoy the thrilling races even after work. Enjoy the exciting KEIRIN in the comfortable surroundings of the West Stand, which is equipped with a kids' room and air conditioning, and the newly renovated Main Stand.

It is one of the four racecourses in the Southern Kanto region and opened in 1950. Night races are held from April to December, and you can also buy JRA betting tickets every Saturday and Sunday.
There are plenty of fan services available, including the ability to enjoy the race on Kawasaki Dream Vision, one of the world's largest video display screens.
The vast inner grass area also features horse riding equipment, making this a racecourse that the whole family can enjoy.

The venue hosts a wide variety of performances, including those by domestic and international orchestras, such as the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Kawasaki City's franchise orchestra, and "Festa Summer Muza," which brings together professional orchestras from the metropolitan area, as well as jazz and organ.
On July 1st, the opening anniversary, there will be a fun festival called "MUZA Day" that uses the entire building.

From the observation deck, you can not only watch planes take off and land, but also enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the bay area.
Why not visit as a place to spend some time during your trip, or as a place to see someone off?

In addition to an observation deck that offers a panoramic view of planes taking off from the runway, and Japanese spaces such as "Edo Koji" and "Haneda Nihonbashi" that convey the culture of the Edo period, the airport also has a commercial facility based on the concept "Made In JAPAN ~ Haneda Only One", which can be enjoyed even by passengers who are not flying.

Needless to say, the world-famous Tokyo Disney Resort® is only a short drive away. Once you get on the highway, you'll see Mickey Mouse right in front of you in just 30 minutes.

The Yokohama area is a place where you can spend the whole day having fun at shopping centers such as Minato Mirai Tokyu Square and Landmark Tower, as well as Chinatown. The location is also great, with the sea right in front of you!

This is an area that can be enjoyed all year round, with attractions such as Umihotaru, a golf course, and a large shopping mall.