By 神奈川県 散歩チャンネル ( Kanagawa walk ch )

In this beautifully shot 4K walking video, the YouTube channel 'Kanagawa Walk Ch' takes viewers on a leisurely spring stroll through Shonandai (湘南台), a district in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Shonandai is known for its residential charm and proximity to nature, along with its namesake station which was influenced by local requests to include the popular 'Shonan' name.

The walk begins at the west exit of Shonandai Station and explores a variety of scenic local spots and public parks. The path follows main roads such as Enkyo Nishi Oodoori and Shonandai 252, taking viewers to Haratani Park, recognized for its nostalgic playground equipment. Continuing along the Tsuchidana-Ishikawa route, the journey heads toward the Hikichi River, highlighting the peaceful waterside walkway and crossing the Enkyo Bridge, offering picturesque river views during cherry blossom season.

The walk includes visits to Enkyo Hachimangu Shrine and bustles through local neighborhoods and prominent locations like Shonandai High School and the large Shonandai Bridge, surrounded by a waterside park area. A notable stop is Shibuyahara Park, affectionately nicknamed 'Octopus Park,' where intriguing stone sculptures capture attention. From here, the path loops toward the eastern side of Shonandai Station, passing through underground walkways and along railway tracks.

The tour culminates at Shonandai Park, famous during spring for its blooming Tamanawa-zakura cherry trees. The adjacent Shonandai Culture Center Children’s Hall, with its iconic globe structure, is also featured. This walk weaves together the natural beauty, cherry blossoms, local shrines, and daily life in suburbia, making it a delightful virtual escape for fans of Japanese urban strolls.

Whether you're planning a visit to Fujisawa or simply enjoy serene walking tours through Japan’s lesser-known spots, this video provides a calming and insightful look at life in Kanagawa's residential communities.