We cannot miss the beauty of Japan. The romantic and affectionate cherry blossoms here. I heard that if you catch one, you can make a wish. The towering Mount Fuji here is snow-capped, towering and cold. The animation here is beautiful and touching, and the food here is fresh and refreshing.

Japan has been welcomed by many people in recent years and there is an endless stream of tourists here. So, today I will introduce to you the travel guide to Kamakura, Japan. Friends who like to go here, keep it!

Kamakura is a small city with a distance of only 39.60km. It is so small that you can walk around the entire city just by walking.

But it is precisely because of its small size that it better reflects the tranquility of a "small country with few people".

Compared with the bustle and bustle of the Tokyo metropolitan area, the tranquility of Kamakura is really precious.

Little Fresh Tram Tour Taking a tram in Kamakura is also a literary and artistic thing.

Perhaps because of its literary and artistic atmosphere, everyone loves Enoshima Electric Railway.

The Enoshima Electric Railway is a line in Japan that connects Kamakura Station in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Fujisawa Station in Fujisawa City. It passes by well-known local tourist attractions such as Kotokuin, Enoshima, and Kamakura High School along the way, so it’s a great place to travel.

The ratio of people taking the bus is very high.

The scenery along the way is also excellent, so be alert at all times when taking the tram to avoid accidentally missing a scene.

Looking for traces of animation Kamakura is a city that entrusts the feelings of young people, and there are countless animation works that use Kamakura as the stage.

The most famous one is the childhood memory of a generation - "Slam Dunk".

Walking on the streets of Kamakura, you will be surprised to find that many scenes that have appeared in anime are now in front of you. This is the youthful memory of a generation.

As an ancient city with a history of nearly a thousand years, Kamakura has preserved relatively intact ancient buildings and is the third well-known ancient capital in Japan after Kyoto and Nara.

The city is dotted with historic sites and temples. You can experience pottery making in ancient houses deep in the approach of Jōchiji Temple, taste authentic matcha in the bamboo forest of Hokokuji Temple, or enjoy hydrangeas at Haseji Temple. You will experience a completely ancient fragrance.

Antique Kamakura.

Although the restaurant Kamakura is small in size, Japanese people have never been low on food.

You can try the sardine rice bowl in local restaurants, as well as the most famous Kamakura rice bowl made of prawns and Enoshima rice bowl made of conch. You can also go to the most fashionable restaurant in history that was renovated from the former residence of manga artist Yokoyama Ryuichi.

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People who like to eat meat recommend trying a small restaurant called Yakinikuyasakai near Enoshima. The roasted meat here tastes great! For accommodation, Kamakura is not big in general. It is completely possible to spend a day in Kamakura and spend the day

Travel to and from other cities.

You can also choose to stay in Kamakura for a day. There are not many accommodations here, but the price is not expensive.

Hotels near the train station include Fujisawa Minamiguchi Sotetsu Chishan Garden Hotel and Hotel No. 8, with very convenient transportation.

If you want to stay in a sea-view room with a great view, it is recommended to choose Kamakula Prince Hotel. You can see the beautiful bay here, and it is also very convenient to walk along the seaside after eating.

Transportation strategy route Enoshima - Shonan Coast - Kamakura Kogakumae Station - Kotokuin - Hasedera Temple - Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine City transportation Enoshima is the main private railway in the Kamakura area, and

The most important means of transportation mainly connects transportation from Kamakura Station to Enoshima and then to Fujisawa Station.

Enoden's routes pass through valleys, coasts and Kamakura city.

The one-way fee is based on the distance traveled, and the one-way fee is between 190-300 yen. You can use the Enoden One-Day Pass or the JR Kamakura Enoshima PASS and Odakyu Enoshima Kamakura PASS.