The Great Buddha of Kamakura: A National Treasure and Symbol of the Ancient City
A Sacred Site Closely Connected with the Kamakura Shogunate and Minamoto no Yoritomo
Japanese garden with beautiful bamboo grove
A Charming Local Railway Connecting Kamakura and Fujisawa
A Popular Shopping and Food Street in Kamakura
A Historic Temple Overlooking the Sea and Famous for Its Flowers
The Hydrangea Temple of Kamakura, Famous for Its Beautiful Blue Flowers
A Botanical Garden with Around 5,700 Plant Species and Varieties
A Museum Preserving the Cultural Treasures of Kamakura
A Historic Shrine in Kamakura Dedicated to the God of Learning
Authentic Craft Beer Born in Kamakura
A Traditional Buddhist Vegetarian Dish Connected with Kencho-ji Temple
A Beloved Kamakura Souvenir Shaped Like a Pigeon
A Traditional Kamakura Sweet Loved for More Than 300 Years
A Famous Kamakura Sweet Combining Walnuts and Caramel
More Than 70 Varieties of Popular Kamakura Bean Snacks
Flavorful Kamakura Bread Made with Natural Yeast