1HOUR JOURNEY FROM TOKYO. KAMAKURA, THE BIRTHPLACE OF ‘SAMURAI’
Kamakura, the birthplace of Japan’s samurai culture, is also within commuting distance from Tokyo.
You can enjoy your time in stylish cafes, and restaurants.
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Strolling for Sweets in the Vicinity of Kamakura’s Onari Street
Kamakura’s west exit, also known as ‘Ura Kamakura’ (Back Kamakura), is a hidden gem. Here’s a guide to the popular sweets for a gourmet walking tour from the locals around Onari Street to near Wakamiya_O-ji. These are all must-visit shops that will make you want to come back for more. Don’t miss it!
Kamakura / Akiya – delicious food and spacious dining area.
Kamakura and Akiya – Introducing restaurants that are perfect for a weekend getaway, BBQ, gardens, kaiseki cuisine, and soba. These establishments are located within hotel settings and spacious halls, providing an atmosphere that captures the essence of the present.
Kamakura & Zushi in Autumn, with Japanese Sweets.
The autumn Japanese confectioneries in Kamakura are a captivating blend of season and culture. They are not only visually pleasing but also offer deep and rich flavors. With ingredients like chestnuts and Shine Muscat grapes available in the autumn, Kamakura in the fall allows you to enjoy these seasonal materials and take them home.
