Memorial Ship MIKASA

The oldest steel battleship still existing in the world. Recognized as a Japan Heritage Cultural Property.

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B. Shioiri / Yokosuka Chuo / Hemi

Experience

Navy

Japan heritage

The MIKASA was commissioned in 1902 at England and achieved victory over the Russian Baltic Fleet as the flagship of the Combined Fleet under Admiral Togo during the Russo-Japanese War. She was later preserved as a memorial ship in 1926 and placed in Yokosuka.

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Information Basic information

Street address	82-19 Inaoka-cho, Yokosuka
access	Take a bus from JR Yokosuka Station and walk 7 minutes from ODAKICHO bus stop. Take a bus from Yokosuka-chuo Station and get off at MIKASA Park bus stop or walk 15 minutes from the station.
Fee	General Admission: 600 yen 65 years old and over: 500 yen High School Student: 300 yen Elementary and Junior High School Student: Free Disability Pass Holder: 200 yen (accompanying caretaker admitted free of charge)
business hours	April - September 9:00～17:30 March and October 9:00～17:00 November - February 9:00～16:30
Regular holiday	December 28 – 31
Parking Lot	Mikasa Park Parking Lot Available Nearby
Official site	https://www.kinenkan-mikasa.or.jp/
Contact Us	046-822-5225 MIKASA Preservation Society

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