Happiness energy is off the charts！ Here are the top 5 secret proposal spots you must try

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

The location and atmosphere of a proposal are key to fate, sometimes even more important than the wedding itself. It’s no exaggeration to say that an unforgettable proposal can shape the couple’s happiness. In recent years, overseas proposals have become popular in Taiwan. Below are the “5 Best Proposal Spots in Kanagawa Near Tokyo,” revealing secret proposal locations and plans known only to the Japanese. Take notes and plan a successful and romantic proposal.

Yokohama night view. (Photo / Kanagawa Tourism)

Spot 1 - Yokohama Minato Mirai Sky Tour
Being alone together in a helicopter, where no one can disturb your perfect world for 20 minutes. Cruising over Yokohama Port at an altitude of 600 meters and a speed of 200 km/h, on a clear day you can see Mt. Fuji and the Tokyo Skytree. At night, the beauty of the Yokohama Ferris wheel and the Minato Mirai night view is mesmerizing. The view from above is completely different from the ground, offering a surreal, dreamlike atmosphere. Making life’s most important promise in such a beautiful place will fill the person being proposed to with happy memories they’ll never forget.

Pilot and night view. (Photo / Kanagawa Tourism)

Yokohama Minato Mirai Sky Tour. (Photo / Kanagawa Tourism)

Meeting Point: Minato Mirai Temporary Helipad, Minato Mirai, Nishi Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Transportation: About 15 minutes on foot from Exit 2 of Minato Mirai Station
Time: 12:00–20:00 (Slight seasonal changes in schedule)
Cost: 140,000 yen (20-minute private flight, up to 5 people)

Monkey Island. (Photo / Kanagawa Tourism)

Spot 2 - Yokosuka City’s Uninhabited Island “Monkey Island”
Many Taiwanese travelers to Japan are fans of Studio Ghibli animations. Just a 30-minute boat ride from Yokosuka Port in Kanagawa Prefecture will take you to the uninhabited island “Monkey Island.” Among Japanese Ghibli fans, Monkey Island is known as the hidden location resembling the ruins seen in “Castle in the Sky.” From the Edo period until the Pacific War, Monkey Island served as a military fortress and retains many military relics. The 90-meter-long all-brick “Tunnel of Love” is considered a romantic spot. BBQ equipment rental is also available—perfect for couples who want a “relaxed and cozy proposal route,” grilling BBQ together outdoors on an uninhabited island. A highly recommended way to pop the question.

Monkey Island BBQ. (Photo / Kanagawa Tourism)

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