Soba House Sign, Kamakura, Japan Soba House Sign, Kamakura, Japan
Japanese Katsudon, Kamakura, Japan, a popular Japanese food. A bowl of rice topped with deep-fried pork cutlet, egg, and onions. Aka Tonkatsu Domburi Japanese Katsudon, Kamakura, Japan, a popular Japanese food. A bowl of rice topped with deep-fried pork cutlet, egg, and onions. Aka Tonkatsu Domburi
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Wrapped Food, Kamakura, Japan Wrapped Food, Kamakura, Japan
Japanese fruit desserts Japanese fruit desserts
Umbrella, Kamakura, Japan Umbrella, Kamakura, Japan
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Walkway to Restaurant, Kamakura, Japan Walkway to Restaurant, Kamakura, Japan
Prayer Cards, Kamakura, Japan Prayer Cards, Kamakura, Japan
Food Stalls, Kamakura , Japan Food Stalls, Kamakura , Japan
Japanese Wood Sandals for Sale in Outdoor market in Kamakura, Tokyo, Japan Japanese Wood Sandals for Sale in Outdoor market in Kamakura, Tokyo, Japan
Offering to Statue, Kamakura, Japan Offering to Statue, Kamakura, Japan
Green Space, Kamakura, Japan Green Space, Kamakura, Japan
Hydrangea Flowers, Kamakura, Japan Hydrangea Flowers, Kamakura, Japan
Traditional Japanese Garden, Kamakura, Japan Traditional Japanese Garden, Kamakura, Japan

A Day Trip to Kamakura

Kamakura is less than an hour by train from Tokyo. It’s worth a day trip. The best way to see the sights is to just walk. Kamakura’s main shrine, Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu, is 10 minutes from Kamakura station. There are lots to see and and eat.

There are open air markets in Kamakura and it’s fascinating to just look at all the items for sale. For lunch we went to Soba House.

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