SIGHTSEEING

Yuigahama Beach is a long-established beach that has been popular as a beach for swimming since the Meiji period. Close to Kamakura Station,...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Kamakura

On the Koshigoe coast where the view of Enoshima spreads, a sandy beach 40 meters wide extends about 220 meters. In summer, as a beach, publ...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Kamakura

It is a scenic spot overlooking the mountains of Fuji, Hakone and Izu. There is a figure of young people enjoying yachting and windsurfing r...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Kamakura

Ichijo Ekan was a court noble during the beginning of the Edo Era and was also the ninth son of Emperor Go-Yozei. Ekan was a man who excelle...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Kamakura

Rice cracker is returned one after another on the charcoal fire at the shop front. It is said that it returns to the air frequently, and it ...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

A Japanese “Soba” or buckwheat noodle restaurant that is located close to Hasedera Temple in Kamakura, The Big Buddha Temple. The restaurant...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Kamakura

This shop sells incense has has been in Komachi Dori for over 30 years. “Premium incense sticks” and “fragrance bags” use carefully selected...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

100 meters north of Hase Station and across Shugenji is the main shop of a bean confectionery. It was founded in 1954 as a wholesale peanut ...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

This gift shop is known as a ”harmony” spot that sells Japanese-style miscellaneous goods, Japanese sweets, souvenirs, and other beautiful g...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura