As a resident of a large port, I can not pass by the Museum ships. Moreover, as in the case of Mikasa, I can go there specifically for this purpose. Mikasa was the missing element in my collection of the Galleon "Vase" (Stockholm), aircraft carrier...More

This is an amazing display of history. Recommended this for anyone interested in naval history. Well done displays

I spent about 1 hour 20minutes to see the well displayed exhibits and rooms. They even have a virtual reality game of Japan Sea fights between Russia and Japan which you can play. very informative. Highly recommendable.

i like the ship but i love the waterfalls and the musical fountains and view of the bay. They even have music in the park on occasions

It was relative cheap at 600 yen per adult (roughly 5.50 USD at the time of writing) and it was cool to see how a ship from the late 1800s looked on the side and on the outside, plus they had a nifty (and lightly...More

If you like naval or war history or just like looking at boats this is well worth the effort. Easily accessible by train from Shinagawa station. Yokosuka is a nice clean port area, plenty to see. You can do a habour cruise. The pre dreadnought...More

For battleship fans, there are several US battleships built just before or during World War II around the country, the 1916 vintage "superdreadnaught" USS Texas near La Porte Texas, but this ship is the last of the pre-dreadnaughts. This was Admiral Togo's flagship in the...More