• Yokosuka Humax Cinemas - Walk through the shopping streets to the pier of the Naval Port. Experience a unique cruise only available in Yokosuka where you will be able to explore the waters surrounding the bases of the U.S. Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. Looking at all the battleships and submarines up close on the harbor. The cruise is translated in English for you by the guide with the description in English.
• Yokosuka Port Market - Go to the food court where you can see the stores selling local fresh produce nourished from the sea. Pick up your favorite lunch from various food selections: fresh bakery, Yokosuka navy burger & curry, sandwiches cafe, seafood, ramen, Gerard ice cream and pudding, craft beer etc.
• Sarushima Island (Monkey Island) - Ride the ferry to Sarushima Island observing Tokyo Bay (might see Mt. Fuji in the clear sky). The island abounds with a lot of historic attractions including gun batteries, barracks and brick tunnel used by the Japanese military from the late 19th century until the middle of the 20th century. Enjoy the panorama’s views of Tokyo Bay and Yokosuka Naval Port from the top of the island. Walk in the forest and enjoy birdwatching. Collect shells on sandy beach.
• Yokohama Kuriko-an Yokosuka More’s shop - On way back to the station, we experience the standing-up-eating of Taiyaki (Japanease sweets) or Yakitori (grilled chicken or pork on a stick).

• Snacks
• Licensed Local Guide

• Lunch
• Tickets for cruise of Naval Port YOKOSUKA ￥2,000/adult, ￥1,000/child
• Round-trip ferry tickets to Sarushima, ￥1,000 /adult, ￥500/child
• Transportation fee (for yourself)

In the morning, the guests join the harbor cruise, looking at all the battleships and submarines of the American Navy and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Forces. After the cruise, wander down the Dobuita street to discover the military goods and Japanese souvenirs. For lunch they pick up various menus in the port market sitting by the sea. In the afternoon, they visit the war historical sites on the only natural island in Tokyo Bay. The remains of the facilities, such as the brick tunnel, the barracks and power magazines used by the old Japanese military. Walk in the forest, overlooking Tokyo Bay collecting shells on the sandy beach on the island. On way back to the station, we experience the standing-up-eating of Taiyaki (Japanease sweets) or Yakitori (grilled chicken or pork on a stick).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.