Kamakura Travel Guide

A luxury resort in Shonan offering a wide range of facilities across its vast grounds.

With 770 years of history, Kenchoji is the highest-ranked of the Kamakura Gozan, the five great Zen temples of Kamakura, and one of the earliest Zen temples in Japan.

Engakuji, the main temple of the Rinzai Zen Engakuji school, boasts a national treasure: the Shariden Hall and a bell.

Kamakura’s best tourist street with souvenir shops and restaurants.

The shrine known as a power spot for prosperity.

The Railway Crossing near the Enoden KAMAKURAKOKOMAE Station, a SLAM DUNK Pilgrimage

A Famous Temple, Known for Being a Cherry Blossom and Lotus Viewing Spot.

Have Fun and Learn About the Ocean and its Creatures at This Aquarium

Situated in Kamakura, a Zen Temple with Tea in a Bamboo Grove

Enjoy Nature in Hakone’s Forests while Playing in This Outdoor Park

Situated in the ancient capital of Kamakura, the "Great Buddha of Kamakura" is a symbol of the city, and a part of the temple grounds.

The picturesque scenery of this temple symbolizes Kamakura.

A specialty kamameshi restaurant where you can enjoy freshly cooked kamameshi in three ways, with condiments and broth.

An Italian restaurant in a prime spot overlooking Shichirigahama.

Take a break with OXYMORON’s original curries made to highlight each ingredient.

Authentic Italian flavors that add a touch of elegance and leisure to your time in Kamakura.

A truly special cup from California, discovered in the heart of Kamakura.

A charming traditional townhouse café located along the Enoden railway line, where you can watch Enoden trains pass right in front of you.

A Kamakura rice bowl specialty restaurant where you can indulge in seasonal Shonan shirasu.

Beyond the windows lies the horizon. Enjoy the "world’s best breakfast" at a restaurant filled with the soothing sound of the waves.

Enjoy Italian cuisine starring vegetables and seafood in an open garden setting.

An innovative specialty shop exploring the possibilities of cacao.

A long-established sock specialty shop for better walks in Kamakura.

A classic Kamakura souvenir! A long-established Japanese confectionery shop famous for Hato Sabure.

Kamakura’s Only Music Box Specialty Store, Located in Front of Hasedera temple, Home to the Great Buddha of Kamakura.

An ancient Shinto ritual of over 800 years, offering a glimpse back into the valiant samurai culture.