6-1 Jonai, Odawara 250-0014 Kanagawa Prefecture

Odawara Castle is a symbol of Odwara City. It was as an impregnable castle owned by the Hojo clan, the samurai family who governed Kanto region for about a century from the end of 15th century. Since then, the castle became a reserve for Hakone and Tokaido route and functioned as a cornerstone of defense in the region. The castle has renewed in 2016 after the completion of a seismic retrofit and renewal of the exhibition inside.

Jonai, Odawara 250-0014 Kanagawa Prefecture

499 Iryuda, Odawara 250-0031 Kanagawa Prefecture

245 Kazamatsuri Suzuhiro Kamaboko Village, Odawara 250-0032 Kanagawa Prefecture

Kamaboko is a traditional Japanese seafood whose history dates back to the 12th century. The museum has wonderful programs and classes that give you the opportunity to get hands on in making, creating, and tasting your own Kamaboko. While you are here, you can watch Suzuhiro's craftsmen using state-of-the-art traditional techniques and gain insight on the tradition and history of this popular Japanese food. Next to the museum, there are a Kaiseki restaurant, a buffet styled cafe, the Hakone brewery, 200-year-old Japanese buildings, a Japanese garden, and shops that sell more than 200 kinds of seafood products, sweets, local beer and sake, and crafts by local artists!

8-10 Jonai, Odawara 250-0014 Kanagawa Prefecture

1383-12 Hayakawa, Odawara 250-0021 Kanagawa Prefecture

4377-1 Kuno, Odawara 250-0055 Kanagawa Prefecture

Soga Bessho, Odawara 250-0205 Kanagawa Prefecture

1-1-9 Sakaecho, Odawara 250-0011 Kanagawa Prefecture

3798-5 Kuno, Odawara 250-0055 Kanagawa Prefecture

2-22-1 Hayakwa, Odawara 250-0021 Kanagawa Prefecture

1-1-9 Sakaecho Arc Road, Odawara 250-0011 Kanagawa Prefecture

2-3-4 Minamicho, Odawara 250-0013 Kanagawa Prefecture

3-413-1 Honcho, Odawara 250-0012 Kanagawa Prefecture

362-1 Enoura, Odawara 250-0025 Kanagawa Prefecture