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Things to do in Kamakura, Kanagawa
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Kamakura Japanese Sweets Making Experience Temari
Japanese sweets embody awe and gratitude toward nature, and making them deepens understanding.
Fueta Park (Mount Fuji View)
Large park on Kamakurayama's mid-slope with paths, green views to Shichirigahama, and Mount Fuji on clear days.
Ebisu-ya Rickshaw Kamakura
Experience ancient capital Kamakura, birthplace of the samurai government, by rickshaw amid seasonal flowers.
Meigetsu Valley
An entrance to the Ten-en Hiking Course in a quiet residential area.
Kamakura Seaside Park Yuigahama Area
Park with three areas for sea views, watching windsurfers, and relaxing in the sun.
Kita-Kamakura Takara Garden
About a 10-minute walk from Kita-Kamakura Station. An 85-year-old house offers pottery, cooking, dyeing and yoga by reservation.
Hase-to Experience Workshop
Instructors teach electric wheel use; beginners make an original in about an hour, dried, fired, and mailed.
Kita-Kamakura Hoan Tea House
1934 tea house in Jochi-ji valley; usually closed except monthly reserved matcha events.
Kamakura Owl Forest
Owl garden by Kamakura Station; interact with 20 owls of 14 kinds. No time limit; reservation not required.
Yuigahama Beach
Famous beach since the Meiji era, with a long sandy shore, sunrise views, and quiet early-morning coastal walks.
Hase Villa
About 30-year-old residence midway between the Great Buddha and Hase Kannon, with a large lawn garden.
Kamakura Arts Hall
Kamakura cultural facility with a resonant hall, bamboo-grove lobby views, and a buffet.
Kamakura Samurai Experience Fukasawa Fort
Try traditional Japanese costumes and walk Kamakura historic sites in costume with a local samurai guide.
Shichirigahama Beach
A 2.9 km beach between Enoshima and Kamakura, popular for surfing and Mount Fuji views.
Zaimokuza Beach
Kamakura's easternmost beach, shallow well offshore, recommended for families with children.
Ishigama Garden Terrace
Jomyo-ji, fifth of Kamakura's Five Mountains; elegant Western house and Scottish-designed garden for lunch and tea.
Kamakura Kokon
A fully renovated 170-year-old folk house in Kamakura's Nikaido area, rented exclusively as a unique venue.
Inamuragasaki Onsen
Rare moor spring expected to help fatigue and cold sensitivity, overlooking Kamakura sea, Fuji, and Enoshima.
Arashi-yu Kamakura Bettei
Arashi-yu's first Kanto shop on Komachi-dori offers flower foot baths and authentic foot massage.
Choya Ume Experience Shop Kamakura
Blend five ume types, five sugars, and four liquors into original ume syrup or ume liquor year-round.
Raitei
Japanese restaurant in a relocated Edo-period house with a vast garden in quiet Kamakurayama, Kamakura.
Yuigahama Beach
Central Kamakura beach, busiest for station access and varied beach houses, with barrier-free boardwalks and a wheelchair slope.