Attractions — Kamakura

Komachi Street is Kamakura's bustling commercial heart, a vibrant pedestrian thoroughfare brimming with local delicacies, unique souvenirs, and charming shops. Visitors consistently praise its lively atmosphere and the sheer variety of food and goods available, making it a perfect spot for a culinary adventure and souvenir hunting.

Hasedera Temple is a captivating hillside complex renowned for its stunning gardens, diverse statues, and breathtaking ocean views. Visitors consistently praise its serene atmosphere, the impressive Eleven-Faced Kannon statue, and the unique cave exploration, making it a highlight of any Kamakura itinerary.

Kotoku-in Temple is home to the iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura, a colossal bronze statue that has stood outdoors for centuries. Visitors are consistently impressed by its serene presence and historical significance, often noting the unique opportunity to enter its hollow interior. It's a peaceful and profound experience, easily accessible and highly recommended for anyone exploring Kamakura.

Meigetsu-in, often called 'Hydrangea Temple,' is a serene Buddhist temple in Kamakura renowned for its stunning seasonal beauty. Visitors are captivated by the iconic circular window framing a picturesque garden and the vibrant display of hydrangeas in early summer, offering a peaceful retreat from city life.

Curry buns at a stall on the main street — they're incredibly spicy and creamy. Only 450 yen each.

From here you get impressive views of the bay and Mount Fuji — if you’re lucky with the weather.

A small shop selling Ghibli souvenirs — even better than the museum's store in Tokyo.