Plan Your Perfect Kamakura Itinerary
The Great Buddha, coastal temples, and seaside vibes — a charming day trip just south of Tokyo.
Why Visit Kamakura?
Once the political capital of medieval Japan, Kamakura is a coastal town packed with historic temples, hiking trails, and beautiful beaches. Just an hour from Tokyo, it offers a perfect blend of culture and nature that our travel agents have expertly woven into their itineraries.
Top Things to Do in Kamakura
Great Buddha (Kotoku-in)
Stand before the iconic 13-meter bronze Buddha statue that has been sitting in the open air since a tsunami destroyed its hall in 1498.
Hasedera Temple
Explore the temple grounds with stunning ocean views, a cave of tiny Buddha statues, and beautiful hydrangea gardens in June.
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu
Visit Kamakura's most important shrine, walk the tree-lined approach from the beach, and enjoy seasonal festivals.
Enoshima Island
Cross the bridge to this small island for shrines, sea caves, ocean views, and fresh shirasu (whitebait) dishes.
Getting to Kamakura
Take the JR Yokosuka Line from Tokyo Station (about 55 minutes) or Enoden Line from Fujisawa.
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