SIGHTSEEING

Ferries and fishing boats go to and from Miura Peninsula and Jogashima. The solitary island harbor is close to the breakwater and is a famou...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Miura

This museum exhibits the folk performing art of “Chakkirako” that is only danced by women to pray for abundant fishing and good harvesting d...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

This temple is part of the Soto sect. The founder was the military commander Miura Yoshioki, and the temple is known as the Miura family’s p...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

This temple is part of the Rinzai sect of the Myoshinji school. The Kamakura shogunate’s first shogun, Minamoto no Yoritomo, built the “Saku...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

This Kamakura sculpture store was established in 1606. Kamakura sculptures began with the influence of the sculptures that were introduced f...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

This well-established Kamakura sculpture store is beside the torii of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. Kamakura sculptures are said to have began 700 ...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

This store is part of Akimoto Foods, a tsukemono (pickled vegetables) manufacturer. “Making safe and delicious pickles” is their motto, and ...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

This specialty music box store is located close to Hasedera Temple. There are “music box” stores located near historical buildings in variou...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

This handmade charcoal grilled pork shop was founded about 60 years ago and is located next to the Enoshima Electric Railway. The owner care...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura