SIGHTSEEING

In 1970, the Kamakura Noh Theater was established in order to promote and spread the Japanese traditional cultural art known as the “Noh The...more read

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Kaburagi Kiyokata is a museum that focuses on modern Japanese art with the theme of pure women, lively citizen’s lives, and literary works. ...more read

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Nagamasa Kawakita and his wife, Kashiko, contributed greatly to the development of the distribution of films in Japan by importing and distr...more read

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This temple was founded by Ninsho, a second generation regent to the shogunate, the third son of Hojo Yoshitoki, and Shigetoki founded the R...more read

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The Tourist Information Center reopened next to the green ticket window of the JR Kamakura Station’s East Exit in 2016. As a ticket window o...more read

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This is a Kenchou era (1249-1256) Rinzai-sect temple. It was established in 1237. Taiko Gyoyu founded the temple and Hojo Yasutoki laid the ...more read

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This temple is from the Jodo sect. Nitta Yoshisada assisted in the overthrow of the shogunate in the “Attack of Kamakura”, and the temple be...more read

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The shrine is located on the Cape of Koyurugi. Sasaki Moritsuna is said to have founded the temple between 1185-1189. After the Tairano Yuki...more read

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This Kamakura specialty carving store is located in front of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. “Kamakura Carving” is a lacquered craftwork that started...more read

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