This walking video provides an on-the-ground look at the neighborhood of Horinouchi (堀ノ内) in Yokosuka City, located in Kanagawa Prefecture. The video showcases the area around Horinouchi Station on the Keikyū Line (京急線), highlighting the day-to-day atmosphere, architecture, and streetscape typical of suburban Kanagawa. Viewers are treated to views of residential streets, local shops, and key points of interest, offering a sense of what it’s like to live and walk in this part of Yokosuka.

Horinouchi, while lesser-known than more central Tokyo neighborhoods, exemplifies the blend of modern convenience and traditional community found in Kanagawa’s city suburbs. The Keikyū Line serves as a main artery for commuters traveling between central Yokohama, Tokyo, and the Miura Peninsula, making this area popular among those seeking quieter living while maintaining easy access to larger urban centers. The walk covers typical features of Japanese local life, such as small stores, local eateries, and everyday public spaces, painting a picture of the understated charm that characterizes much of suburban Japan.

Yokosuka City itself is notable for its maritime history, proximity to Tokyo Bay, and blend of Japanese and U.S. influences due to the presence of the U.S. Navy base. While Horinouchi is a residential district, it is part of the broader, vibrant Kanagawa area which is often ranked highly for livability in the greater Tokyo metropolitan region. This walking tour video will interest viewers considering a move to Kanagawa or anyone curious about the ambiance of residential Japan beyond the big city lights.