Yokosuka Hotels

• Yokosuka Arts Theatre – Provides events to enrich the area through music, opera, ballets, concerts and more.
• Yokosuka City Cultural Museum – Founded in 1954 with nature conservation gardens outside and historical departments inside.
• Museum of Art – Offers to a collection of modern art that includes many well-known local artists.
• Yokosuka City Cultural Hall – Home to the Yokosuka symphony orchestra, where you can enjoy one of the regular concerts.
• Mikasa Ship Museum – Housed inside the ship and gives an interesting account of the Russian Japanese War.

Yokosuka Shopping

• Dobuita-dori – Includes fashion boutiques and other shops and draws many local shoppers.
• Saikaya Department Store – This traditional department store fills two whole city blocks.
• Bay Square Yokosuka – Lively area in Yokosuka with trendy shops, entertainment and lots to do and choose.
• More's City – Offers shops, clothing stores, a food hall on the ground floor and restaurants on the levels above that offer a lovely view of the harbour.
• Yokosuka Chuo-o-dori – Street lined with shops and department stores and a place to enjoy the events, festivals and parades held in the area.

Gay & Lesbian Yokosuka

• Kabuki-za – An all-male cast retells Japan’s history in a lovely venue.
• Mercure Hotel – Gay-friendly hotel with great accommodations.
• Gonpachi – Japanese pub to kick back and have a relaxing evening.
• Kannonzaki Heikyu Hotel – Elegant Yokosuka hotel that faces Tokyo’s bay.
• Tamago – A bar where women are served by the attractive butch hosts.