Kamakura

Yuigahama Beach stretches along Kamakura's coast, offering pristine sands and mountain views just an hour from Tokyo. Surf the gentle waves or stroll at sunset when Mount Fuji appears on clear horizons.

This historic shrine, established in 1063, honours Hachiman, the patron deity of samurai warriors. Climb the grand stone staircase to the main hall for a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage.

This bustling 360-meter shopping street connects Kamakura Station to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. Explore over 250 boutiques and savour local shirasu (whitebait) while discovering hidden cafés in the side alleys.

This scenic coast offers dramatic views of Mount Fuji and Enoshima Island across Sagami Bay. Stroll along the iron-rich sands that once supplied Kamakura's legendary sword-making tradition.

Zaimokuza Beach offers gentle waves and panoramic views of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. Enjoy the traditional atmosphere while swimming in its shallow, family-friendly waters during summer months.

This 13.35-meter bronze Buddha has stood in open air since the 15th century at Kotoku-in Temple. Venture inside the hollow statue for a rare perspective on this National Treasure's ancient craftsmanship.

Hasedera Temple houses one of Japan's largest wooden Kannon statues, a captivating 9-meter goddess figure. Explore seasonal gardens with hydrangeas or autumn foliage while enjoying panoramic views of Kamakura.

This coastal retreat offers expansive lawns and playgrounds with stunning Pacific Ocean views. Bring a picnic to enjoy in any of the park's three distinct areas—Yuigahama, Inamuragasaki, or Sakanoshita.