A leisurely stroll around Enoshima on a sunny autumn day.
I went on a drive to Enoshima. This guide is filled with information on parking, street food, and Enoshima Shrine’s gardens.
HAYAMA & MIURA as well. Places and shops to visit according to the season.
I went on a drive to Enoshima. This guide is filled with information on parking, street food, and Enoshima Shrine’s gardens.
I will dress up and head to a restaurant in a former mansion of a wealthy family, located between Kamakura and Hayama.
Here are six delicious gourmet spots scattered around Kamakura, especially great for solo diners. You can’t go wrong with any of them!
The Great Buddha of Kamakura in Hase is a wonderful place for sightseeing. While enjoying your visit, be sure not to forget to try some delicious sweets.
Taking a solo trip to Kamakura. Here, I introduce tea salons and cafés perfect for alone time. Each spot has a cozy atmosphere.
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!
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.
Fluffy matcha shaved ice, aromatic matcha and hojicha soft serve. Enjoy bitterness and coolness—five Japanese summer desserts.
Kamakura’s highly popular shrine, Zeniarai Benzaiten. Let me also introduce you to nearby Sasuke Inari Shrine and some dining and dessert options.
Most people who get off at Kamakura Station and egress through the East Exit head to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. After paying your respects, enjoy a meal and find souvenirs.
Eating ice cream while walking on a hot day feels a bit naughty but so blissful. Let me introduce some perfect treats for strolling and enjoying in Kamakura.
What souvenir should I get in Kamakura? Something with a good shelf life, compact, and most importantly, brings joy.
Let’s pick out such souvenirs!
The second part of the A to Z list of recommended information for Kamakura, with a special emphasis on ” Regalez Vous”. Be sure to check it out!
I’ve listed recommended spots in Kamakura for 2023 from A to Z. Each of these places is worth revisiting due to their high quality and charm.
The seasonal garden of Choju Ji Temple, open only in autumn and renowned for its architectural beauty, is considered the best spot for viewing autumn foliage.
We’ll guide you to the most popular soba restaurants in Kamakura, where you can also enjoy a variety of delicious appetizers.
How about an introduction to a temple in Kamakura, featuring its bamboo groves, renowned Japanese architecture, and a tea house where you can enjoy matcha?
Introducing two places in Kamakura where you can enjoy afternoon tea and a dessert spot. You’re sure to be satisfied when you visit these establishments.