Kanagawa Prefecture is located roughly in the center of the Japanese archipelago and is divided into the Yokohama, Kawasaki, Yokosuka-Miura, Central, Shonan, and West Prefectures. The prefecture has a good balance of nature and industry, with oceans and mountains, as well as developed towns such as Yokohama. The climate is relatively mild and rainy. There are many famous landmarks in Kanagawa Prefecture, such as Yokohama and Hakone. Among them is Yokohama Chinatown, where many Chinese people live and where you can taste Cantonese, Shanghai, Szechuan, and Beijing Chinese cuisine that is close to the real thing. In Hakone, visitors can enjoy art at the Hakone Open-Air Museum and the Hakone Glass Forest, and then rest their body and soul in a hot spring. Other tourist attractions include the Enoshima Aquarium, where you can see jellyfish and capybaras, and the nationally famous Kamakura Daibutsu (Great Buddha), which can be enjoyed by both children and adults. Local dishes to try when you visit include kenchin-jiru, which is made by frying ingredients in sesame oil and then simmering them in soup stock, and nama shirasu donburi, a bowl of rice topped with fresh shirasu (baby sardines), which are famous in Kamakura and Enoshima. Kanagawa Prefecture is a prefecture with diverse attractions that harmonize history and culture, nature and progress.