Very nice red temple at the end of a busy touristy street. The entrance is free and it is really close to town. We have seen people get married at this place. Overall the palace has a huge courtyard with lots of water and greenery. Definitely check this temple out it looks amazing.

Very popular temple for a reason. There is a beautiful promenade between the station and shrine. It is easy to access and has good signs. There are nice toilets and a museum. The shrine itself can be busy, so if you want to go inside and do blessings, be prepared to wait a little. Overall very beautiful and worth seeing.

Cherry blossoms weren’t blooming yet but there were a lot of visitors when we went there during the long weekend. The main staircase and temple were crowded, but other areas like the pond were just fine. Across the street there’s a paid parking.

Went on a weekday but still a crowd, not stroller friendly if you want to go up the steps to the temple, free admission, small fee to see the museum with replicas of artifacts. No photography inside the shrine or museum. Parking available but some lots more expensive than others. Beautiful temple grounds.

This shrine is one of famous spot in Kamakura. They have long history so good to enjoy history and culture more than 1 century ago of Japan. There are long walk way to the main shine. And need to get stairs up to the upper main shrine so better to wear comfortable shoes. Sometimes the wedding ceremony is held in this place so you are lucky if you can see that! You can take Japaneish picture all around the filed so good place to take pictures! You can get by food from Kamakura station! I don’t recommend to come by car because the road is narrow and always pedestrians are walking by the narrow road. So please be careful to fringe in this historical area. Enjoy!!!

Tsurugaoka Hachimangū is Kamakura's most important shrine. It was founded by Minamoto Yoriyoshi in 1063, enlarged and moved to its current site in 1180 by Minamoto Yoritomo, the founder and first shogun of the Kamakura government. The shrine is reached via a long, wide approach that leads from Kamakura's waterfront through the entire city center, with multiple torii gates along the way. The main hall (Hongu or Jogu) stands on a terrace at the top of a wide stairway. The main hall includes a small museum, which displays various treasures owned by the shrine, such as swords, masks and documents. The temple is open from 05:00 to 21:00. The entrance is free. Hongu (the main shrine of the temple) is roughly 1 km from the Kamakura Train Station.

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu was amazing! The grand shrine's beauty and peaceful atmosphere were truly special. A must-see in Kamakura for anyone exploring Japan's rich history and culture.

One of the most famous shrines in Kamakura, however I believe it is so overrated. As soon as you go up the stairs you will find a guard. 😬 No photos can be taken. In general I don't like the atmosphere.

It’s a nice Shinto Shrine. I visited during one of the new year vacation days (2nd Jan) , and it was very crowded. Overall a very pretty walkway till you reach the temple. Gives good vibes. There’s also a few ponds where you could sit and chill.

Huge compound surrounded by a few gardens, long flight of stairs to the top but can't go into the temple itself so it's just walking around on the outside. There's also a Maruyama Inari Shrine behind. As I was leaving, I saw some cart stalls set up along the long walk way towards the temple, selling food. I imagine this place to be rather crowded later in the day, am glad I made it there early, for a quiet and peaceful walk through.

This is the most famous tourist place in Kamakura. It has a wide area consist of a big and beautiful shrine on the top of the stairs, a few small shrines and a beautiful garden with a pond. The garden is so beautiful and peaceful.

This is one of my favorite shrines that I have visited. It’s very unique and also has an Inari shrine as well which reminded me of a game I used to play. Definitely worth the trip if you’re in the area. They do have some hydrangeas there when they are in season but they are not a main attraction. Check it out, especially the barrels and the pond.

There was live music on the Sunday I was there, and you could feed the carp and the turtles. Beautiful ponds with flowers and of course a great temple complex. There was a nice atmosphere, and there is a museum near the shrine. Afterwards I walked to another shrine where people were washing their money which was fun. And then I hiked over the mountain to the Great Buddha statue and ended the dat dining by the beach with a view of Enoshima. I highly recommend Kamakura, you can't go wrong!

The main temple that stretches from a height down to the straights of Dankazura. Quite busy with a lot of things happening from wedding shots, to blessings and other small booths for self-serving blessings. A bridge stretching over a pond and river with huge carps. Very beautiful temple, no entrance fee and has come steps to cover when heading up the temple.

Awesome Shrine site to visit, plenty of walking and photography. we enjoyed the solemnity of the ancient place. Definitely a must visit Shrine. Walking around is safe and there are plenty of amenities and people are friendly. We discovered hidden shrines and old Japanese houses. the weather was warm and no rain or wind very pleasant time to visit in December - less tourists haha! W very pleased we visited Kotoku-in A very memorable authentic Japanese adventure.

I am glad I went to see the Great Buddha in Kamakura. It was a beautiful day to walk around the site and take photos. We bought some cute souvenirs at the gifts shops on site. They sell stamp books and issue stamps for a small fee, which make a great keepsake. There are beautiful flowers and stone tablets around to view and have a nice stroll. The area isn't very big, so it can get crowded on weekends.

It was raining so it wasn’t as crowded as I have heard it gets. The Buddha is huge and the place is peaceful. The garden around it turned into monuments by the Thai government, these surroundings have gone through many changes given that this Buddha has been there since the 1200, it used to be an “indoor” space but many disasters tore everything down and they just left it as is and turned into an outdoor space. Apparently it is possible to climb up from inside but when I was there it was closed. The town is interesting and underrated. Entrance was about $300 yen’s.

5/5 My visit to the Buddhist temple was a truly eye-opening experience. It had a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere. The temple's design was quite something, showcasing the skill and dedication of its creators. However, it was pretty crowded, and this was a drawback. It's great to see so many people showing an interest, but it did make it somewhat challenging to fully enjoy the quiet and contemplative aspects. You might want to consider visiting during a quieter time if you prefer a more solitary experience. In a nutshell, my trip to the Buddhist temple was a memorable one. It's a spot that encourages reflection and understanding. Despite the crowds, the friendly atmosphere and the people's warmth made it a worthwhile visit. If you're looking to learn about Buddhism and have some time for self-reflection, this temple is a solid choice.

One of the best Buddha statue in Japan. It takes about 10-15min by walk from the station. You can enjoy many local street foods there. Saw the photos of this monument several times in travel magazine, internet and tv so I was very excited about to experience it live. Really its worth to travel and enjoy. The Buddha Statue is really huge and always crowded by tourists. Beyond the statue there is also a garden,caves etc. The main attraction is really worth to watch. And during the spring season, the beauty of the Sakura overwhelm its beauty. Really every one must go and visit. Recommended to all the travel lover.

Highly recommended stop for all the visitors of Kamakura. The Great Buddha is magnificent and also offers great picture opportunities. If you like old folks tales, they say that if you enter the Buddha, you can never really leave Japan, you must be coming back! You can buy nice souvenirs as well. Highly recommended

Quick visit, I liked it. I had never seen a giant Buddha before but friends that had seen one in other destinations did not find the visit was super worth the time. Also, it's quick if you just want to see it from the outside. There was a big big line to go inside the Buddha.

We visited around noon on a weekday. It was very quiet and not much foot traffic. We walked there instead of taking a bus. The quiet walk through the small town was very tranquil.

So yes, if you get there, please visit the big buddha. This is a very nice place. However, it's more than that, we loved how we intentionally got lost in the city and by the sea. The calmness, the typical houses, the sea and the mountains offer great landscapes.

Visiting Tokyo's Kotoku-in during the New Year was a remarkable experience. The site, enveloped in a serene forest, exuded a tranquil and spiritual atmosphere. As a historical landmark, it offered a deep connection to Japan's rich heritage. The availability of a friendly English guide made the visit more insightful. Additionally, the nearby restaurants served exquisite cuisine, complementing the day's experience. Kotoku-in is a captivating blend of history, spirituality, and natural beauty.

The big Buddha here makes me so peaceful. We can go inside the Buddha and learn that the core is "nothing". Hase dera is close from here and is good place too. There is a souvenir shop nearby where you can get replica swords and other cool souvenirs.

Took our family here on New Years Eve to offer our blessings & wishes for good fortune into 2023. You can arrive by train and have a 10 min walk up the main road, littered with cottage style food stops, souvenirs, etc … the road is drivable and there are MANY small paid parking lots before or just past the Buddhist Temple site (around 800 yen) … if you don’t plan to sit & dine … you’ll only need 1 hour to see the grounds and maybe walk around quickly to some shops. Beautiful feel to the small town & the shrine itself. The area around offers much more with beaches, eateries and more sight seeing so don’t get stuck there too long! You must pay to enter & unfortunately still overly stringent COVID rules don’t allow you to walk inside the bronze Buddha statue (comes at extra cost)

Very nice place to visit, it is worth it 👌 even a long train ride from Tokyo. There is no place to get in there. As we know, Japan is open to tourists and there were many people by the time we got there. There are many shops and local stores to get what is needed from souvenirs, food and other stuff.

Worth doing a day trip from Tokyo to this serene temple. The temple complex isn’t too big and can be covered in 30 mins. Although it gets super busy sometimes so you may need to wait for getting the perfect click. You can go inside the statue for a small fee but it may get claustrophobic.

Not as big as I thought it would be. Not a five star experience as the big statue is the only sight to see. It does have a small building apparently "donated" by a Japanese from Korea during their reign. It houses a famous buddah sculpture inside, but it is not even open for viewing. Three stars at best.

Visited in September. Place feels spacious and relaxing, near the green hills. Many benches available. There is a souvenir shop and toilets. You can relax for some time here. The statue can be entered for 100 yen. Entrance to the area is ~500 yen.

This is undoubtedly a very famous park and usually very crowded. The Buddha structure can be visited from the inside, but only in a small part (not at the top). There are many souvenir shops and a beautiful garden in the courtyard behind the Buddha. There are also some well-kept public toilets with sound controls too, crazy!

Beautiful temple grounds/compound, early September the fall foliage was not present yet but still a really cool place. Not stroller or wheelchair accessible beyond the main entrance, pretty tall and steep steps throughout the grounds. ¥400 yen per person to enter easily payable with yen, card or transit card with English language self serve kiosk. Would be beautiful to see in all seasons.

Kamakura Hasedera, especially in July, is a picturesque sanctuary that mesmerizes visitors. The tranquil ponds teeming with dragonflies and blooming lotus flowers create a serene ambiance. Exploring the mystical cave evokes a sense of wonder. The breathtaking view of the ocean is a delightful bonus. The towering Kannon statue, radiating serenity, adds a spiritual touch. Undoubtedly, Hasedera is among my favorite temples in Kamakura, captivating with its natural beauty and spiritual aura.

This is a beautiful temple. Everything and every level depicts serenity and calmness. This temple also has great funsui in that it backs up to a mountain and directly faces the ocean. There are many levels to experience this temple with many waterfalls, Buddha, amazing architecture and beautiful landscape. Overall, this was a great experience.

Hasedera has one of the best panoramic views in Kamakura. Not only is the temple peaceful and beautiful, but so is the surrounding area.

This temple might be my most favorite temple in Kamakura area. Not only they got beautiful hydrangeas in the season, but they got stunning view over the sea. The entire temple is very well designed including the garden too. Though it got a lot of stairs so it’s not idea for people who can’t handle stairs. This temple is definitely worse visiting. This temple accept credit card and transit card besides the cash too which is super rare! Totally a plus for me as I don’t carry much cash.

Nice place to see as well as a great cardio workout with the stairs. Don't let the stairs dissuade you from visiting here, though. There is beautiful scenery to behold here. I would recommend taking the time to see here and the shops around the foot of the temple.

Temple with great views. You can see the coast from up here. There are a few stairs to climb, but it’s just a few minutes. If you come in May, you can see the hydrangea flowers 🌸 (アジサイ). This area is not far from Tokyo, so I recommend coming here for a 1-day excursion. Start at the great Buddha, then come to Hasedera, and then either go to Enoshima & then Yokohama (Sakuragicho or Chinese town), or directly Yokohama.

This is absolutely worth visiting. Inside the temple is a huge cave, one of the most impressive things. There is a Buddha statue inside the cave, and you have to bend and enter. The most important thing is to bring enough coins for making wishes. Besides, at the top of the temple, you can enjoy the sea view.

This is Kamakura Hasedera Temple. A very nice temple located near the Kotoku-in (The great Buddha). The nearest train station is the Hesa station. The temple is huge and it has a unique design. There are also some nice ponds around it and you can also see the costal view of the ocean from its place. So nice, really!

It was serene even with the crowd. Ocean view from the top was awesome. It will be full of hydrangea in summer, which must be magnificent. The big golden statue in the main hall is another feature of this temple.

One of my favorite temples in Japan. Love the design and the calmness. Must visit spot if you are visiting Kamakura.

Wowowow! Visited this because it was close to the Big Buddha and had a great visit. The shrine is beautiful and very well maintained. It can get a little crowded to see the amazing statue of Kannon, but it's worth waiting. Remember not to take pictures of her, it's rude! Definitely check out the goddess caves and explore the grounds - it's very peaceful and there's a lot to see.

The beautiful temple with many unique spots for taking photos. The entrance is not large but with a slightly reclining branches of the pine tree in the front and a red giant lantern hanging in the middle of the gate is a perfect combination and is a truly Japanese scene. Inside the temple, along the path are dotted with arrays of small Buddha statues on slope and by little creek. There are also a hydrangea path with thousands of plants in bloom in May. The temple is on a hill slope with bay view. A short walk from Kotoku-in, definitely worth visiting after paying respect to Daibutsu.

Hasedera is a temple of the Jodo sect. The temple is famous for its gilded wooden statue of Kannon - one of the largest wooden sculptures in Japan (it is 9.18 m tall). It is said that it was carved from the same tree as the similarly tall Kannon statue worshiped at Hasedera Temple in Nara. On the opposite side of the main hall stands the Amida-do Hall with an almost 3m tall, golden statue of Amida Buddha. The temple's main buildings stand halfway up the slope on a terrace which allows for nice views of Kamakura. Here you find a place to buy Japanese sweets, meals and beverages. Close to the entrance to the temple is a beautiful garden with small ponds. The temple is open from 08:00 to 17:00. The entrance (Oct 2023) was 400 yen per person. The temple is close to Hase Train Station (450 m) on Enoden Line. It take just few minutes to get back to Kamaukura from there. However Enoden Line is not covered by JR Pass, so the trip has to be paid separately (for example by Suica or Pasmo).

Hasedera is a beautiful Buddhist temple in Kamakura half way up a small mountain. It is very scenic and you can see the coastline. According to legend, the statue that you can see here is a one of two images of Kannon carved my a monk in the year 721. One was enshrined in Hasedera in the city of Nara and the other was set adrift in the sea to find the place which it had a karmic connection. The statue washed up near Kamakura in the year 736. It was immediately brought to Kamakura and a temple was built to honor it. You can also see 100s of small "Jizo"statues placed there by people who are mourning babies they lost to miscarriage or stillbirth. If you visit Kamakura, you should check out this temple and there is also a nice restaurant with a great view. There is vegan food available too.

A fantastic temple to visit, even in dreary weather. Unique miniature statues and a very well tender garden. At the top there is a wide ranging view of Kamakura. Probably the best temple in the area.

Incredible temple, probably the most exciting one within an hour of travel from Tokyo, it's recommened to plan a trip here. The grounds are vast but on a hill side with mans stairs. The gardens are very nice, there's an interesting cave and collections of stone statues, and the design of the temple buildings are simply breathtaking. You can also get a great view of the bay. This temple truly ignited my fascination with Kamakura, I would say it it the most essential place to visit here and makes for a well rounded experience.

Built on a wooded hill overlooking Kamakura and the ocean, this temple has many jizo statues. The temple garden is a lovely walk. I visited it in autumn and the yellow and reddish colors of the leaves was spectacular. There is a small temple where you can leave your wish written on an oyster shell. The entrance is cheap and highly recommended to visit if you go to Kamakura.

Absolutely beautiful place. Natural views of the seaside town were stunning, and the temple is so well-maintained. It is a zen retreat on a hilltop, and on top of that the temple offers prayer services for the new year, as well as miscarried babies. You can leave money and write your wishes on a cup, etc. The temple also has several charms that you can buy as gifts for loved ones. These charms are very unique, and they are not overtly religious. Out of all the places I visited, their charm shop was probably where I got the most gifts.

Stunningly beautiful gardens and views. Take note that you need to walk a lot of stairs and in the cave trail you need to go almost in your knees, so wear comfortable clothes.

Beautiful temple and grounds. Kenchoji Temple is one of several in Kamakura on the way to Hasedera Temple and Kotoku-In. It's worth a visit of maybe 30 to 45 minutes. Just keep in mind that you would have to spend several days in the area if you want to visit all the smaller temples in Kamakura. If you are going for a day trip, I really recommend focusing on the Hasedera Temple and Kotoku-In.

More people need to visit this temple! It's not listed number 1 in Kamakura but in my mind, it deserves at least number 2. The grounds are extensive and beautiful. It fully elicit that zen temple experience in the way that it demands you to climb stairs to deserve seeing the view from above. Some features include: a zen garden, a meditation hall (remove your shoes), a bamboo grove, a really early and intact Buddhist hall dating back a thousand years.

A beautiful temple, as it is a Rinzai temple, the architecture is slightly different from other temples in Japan. Take a time to walk and climb the stairs to enjoy the rest of the temples and the view from the sea. Also there is a trekking road that connects with other temples.

A very nice Zen temple near Kita-Kamakura station. Enjoyed the serenity of this place. The trails behind the temple was not long and good for hiking.

Utterly beautiful and fascinating temple. Highly Recommended at anytime of the year. Such amazing examples of architecture and devotion. This solemn, tranquil, peaceful location leaves you feeling calm and rested. Just sit quietly and absorb the centuries of history.

Kenjoji Temple was the first of the five major Zen temples Kamakura and the first Zen temple in Japan. Kenjoji Temple is the main school of the Kenjoji School of Rinzai Buddhism. The temple was founded in 1253 by Governor Tokiyori Hojo at the time. He invited Rankedo Ryu, the Chinese high priest from Nan Song, to open up Japan's first true Zen temple. Sanmon Gate (Sangedatumon Gate) This giant, 20-meter-tall gate was built in 1775 and is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. This gate is called San Mong. (Abbreviated from Sange Datsumon) along the three gates ("san" in Japanese) that open to enlightenment. This gate is built to wish the visitors the spiritual attainment of this temple. This door has no door yet. This reflects the mercy of the Lord Buddha who never rejected those seeking help. Buddha Hall The Honzon (sacred object) of Kenjo-ji Temple is the Jizobosatsu Buddha, which is enshrined in the Hall of the Buddha. This statue was moved from Zojoji Temple in Chiba. Tokyo in 1647. This hall was originally the mausoleum of the second shogun's wife from the Edo period (1603-1868). The decoration was designed for that shogun's wife. With an interior that is painted in glossy black And the ceiling decorated with beautiful paintings Besides Heon Song There are still many Buddha images enshrined. Both the Garanjin Buddha image, which has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Like the Shinpegiso and Sentai Jizo Buddha statues, the building itself is also an important cultural asset in Japan. Hanzobo Shrine The area of ​​Kenjoji Temple covers the whole valley. And at the very back is Hanzobo. A shrine with the power of guardian spirits in the form of a mysterious Tengu demon Standing about 250 steps above the stone steps, the shrine originally stood at Hokoji Temple in Shizuoka Prefecture. At the order of the current abbot of Kenchoji Temple in 1890, the entrance is lined with statues of Tenugu that welcome visitors. Hanzobo Shrine also has a beautiful view of Kamakura Temple and the sea. You can also see Mount Fuji if the weather is clear. The path up to the shrine leads to a hiking trail.

This is one of the Five Great Zen Temples of Kamakura and it features absolutely massive wooden structures that are beautifully preserved and a testament to Japanese architecture. It’s about 50 mins walk from Hasedera and if you plan it right (which I did not) you can visit the Tsurugaoka Hachimangū as well. Maybe because it’s a little out the way, it was nearly empty when we were there, which just made it all the more peaceful. I imagine it’s great to visit on a sunny day.

A precious moment of being yourself..... enjoy both scenery and architecture 😻😻😻

The best temple I have visited around Tokyo so far. Very not crowded. I was actually almost alone there which I really didn’t get as it is so wonderful.

This temple was much more exciting than I anticipated. The buildings are very rustic with little paint so it doesnt look very glamorous but that gives it a much more spiritual atmosphere. The main building had colorful cloth and a recognizable ceiling painting. You have to take off your shoes to get inside the building behind the golden gate but there's also a nice resting area with a view of the garden. I think its definitely worth to take a walk or bus here from Kamakura or Ofuna and it's much less crowded too.

Kenchōji is the No 1 of Kamakura's 5 great Zen temples. It’s the oldest temple in the city. It was founded by the ruling regent Hojo Tokiyori in 1253 during the Kencho Era after which it was named. The temple consists of many temple buildings and subtemples, and stretches from the entrance at the bottom into the hills behind. After passing through the Sanmon gate, on the right side you will find Bonsho (temple bell) that is designated a national treasure. The next structure is Buddha Hall with a statue of the Jizo Bodhisattva. Behind Buddha Hall is the Hatto (Dharma Hall) with statue of Kannon and a dragon painted on its ceiling. Hatto is the largest wooden temple building in eastern Japan. Behind the Hojo there is a pretty garden designed by Zen master Muso Kokushi. Further up the hill by a stairways (15-20 min), you will find Hansobo (a shrine for the protection of Kenchoji) with a small terrace to admire the view over the temple grounds and Kamakura city from the above. When we visited (Oct 2023) Mount Fuji observation deck was closed fore renovation. Further up the hill (another 5 min.), there is a 2nd observation deck with even better views over the entire temple grounds and the city of Kamakura. If you enter the temple ground from the hill' side (for example after trekking from the Engakuji Temple as us), you may but the entry tickets at Hansobo. The temple is open from 08:30 to 16:30. Entrance (Oct 2023) was 500 ¥ per person.

Definitely my favorite temple in Kamakura. The entrance fee was 500 yen and definitely worth it!

Beautiful temple to visit if you’re in Kamakura. The best of the top 5 Rinzai Zen temples in Kamakura and the oldest Zen training monastery in Japan. If you are interested in Zen Buddhist or Japanese history, visiting Kenchoji is a must! The grounds around the temple and the temple itself are absolutely beautiful. And you can even join Zazen with the monks when you visit (at certain times).

Relaxing temples and very pleasent surroundings, with 750 year old tree.

Beautiful temple in Kamakura, if you have time it's a good place to relax

Nice temple where you can go and cleanse your money. Also a little trekking route behind which can take you to the other side of Kamakura / daibutsu.

Wonderful and beautiful shrine that is a must to go and see. The walk from the train station is worth it. Beautiful place that from the entrance captivates your senses transporting you to a magical realm hidden in time, where you have an incredible sensation of tranquility serenity and harmony with nature. One is simply captivated by seeing such a place in the modern world.

A very cool little shrine with a tunnel through solid rock as its entrance and free parking. A unique place to wish for good fortune by washing your money in the waters surrounding the shrine. Much more interesting than the big (not so big) Buddha.

It is a shrine in a place like a mysterious secret place when you go through a rock tunnel. Moss, waterfalls, plants, flowers, incense sticks and forest incense are all beautiful🌳🌿 Eggplant bells are recommended as souvenirs. 🍆 This shrine is recommended for those who want to be healed.✨✨

Very popular so not that peaceful but people seem to enjoy the story about washing money bringing wealth. 🤷🏼‍♂️ The walk there is nice as you see some surroundings.

This is a famous temple because inside it there is a path for washing money as a sign of economic prosperity for the future. The ritual is very interesting, it was nice to have tried it! The water god, Ichikishimahime no Mikoto, is enshrined here. I recommend the visit, worth it.

Small but alright. If you pay ¥100 you get a candle to burn for a wish plus a basket to actually *laundry* your money for prosperity.

A quiet, hidden shrine for worshipping the Goddess of water, music and good fortune. There's a cave that leads to the natural amphitheater somewhere in the middle of Kamakura.

Great place! Money shrine within a cave system. Many gold fish while the smell of incense fill the air.

Temple with unique legend. They said that if you wash your money with the water inside the cave, your money will be doubled. Tho i don't believe it. The inside is quite big with some seats available for tourists to take some rest. The wooden unpainted torii gates is very cute and looks awesome.

Small but charming, delightful and beautiful Shinto shrine with interesting money-washing ceremony here which is believed to improve wealth.

Very nice garden with an attached bamboo area. Also, the whole landscape around is beautiful. If you are going to buy a ticket for the garden make sure to add the green tea ticket as well. Probably the most relaxing tea time I've ever head with those surroundings. Additionally, if you arrive early, you can participate some meditation on Sundays for free.

Le temple est situé un peu à l'écart du centre de Kamakura (15 minutes en bus de puis la gare). Le site n'est pas très grand et les bâtiments ne sont pas très spectaculaires. Mais le site est magnifique et les bambous sont bien mis en valeur. Le chemin fait une petite boucle dans la forêt. Il est possible de prendre un thé. Compter de 30 minutes à 1 heure sur place. On peut coupler la visite avec le temple Sugimoto-dera situé à 10 minutes à pied. (Translated by Google) The temple is located a little away from the center of Kamakura (15 minutes by bus from the station). The site is not very big and the buildings are not very spectacular. But the site is magnificent and the bamboos are well highlighted. The path makes a small loop in the forest. It is possible to have tea. Allow 30 minutes to 1 hour on site. You can combine the visit with the Sugimoto-dera temple located 10 minutes away on foot.

Pleasant place, not too big, more of a Bamboo Grove than a forest. It was $300 yen to get in $1,000 if you want tea. The tea supports the monks, who you can sometimes hear praying in the temple. There is some on-site parking if it's not too busy, but no one stays long. Worth the visit if you are passing through, but not a destination.

Relaxing and not crowded. There are benches so you can enjoy the view while sitting idly. If you want to have matcha and a few cute sweets in the cafe overlooking the bamboos, be sure to buy the ticket which includes the matcha. This bamboo forest isn’t as big as the one in Kyoto but it’s well maintained. Parking is available and free of charge. In case it’s full, there’s a nearby paid parking space.

Hokokuji Temple in Kamakura is a beautiful and serene escape from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. Despite arriving just before closing time, the staff kindly allowed us to enter the temple and explore the grounds. The highlight of the temple is undoubtedly the small bamboo forest, which is a breathtaking sight and a photographer's dream. The peace and tranquility of the temple grounds are worth experiencing, and the place is spotlessly clean and well-maintained. Overall, Hokokuji Temple is an excellent choice for a day trip from Tokyo, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to escape the city's chaos and enjoy some serene surroundings.

The bamboo grove and temple are is smaller than I anticipated. But it's still nice to stop by in Kamakura. The entrance fee for adult is 300 yen.

It's a very nice place, but quite small. You will be done within 10 minutes or so. People are taking the same shots with their cameras and leaving. To extend experience you can stay for a matcha if you like one 🍵

A peaceful temple, with a small, but gorgeous bamboo garden. Getting there is around 35 min from Kamakura station and the entrance fee is 300¥ (1000¥ with some extra green tea and access to a little tea house). It‘s a great alternative to the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest in Kyoto, but without all the crowds and much smaller. Absolutely loved this very peaceful place!

Quiet and nice place with a tea house. IF it's empty, seems to be a famous photo spot, so might not be that peaceful if crowded. There are very few parking spots right in front of the entrance. There are many more parking spaces but they are all restricted and the coin parking is pricey.

A very relaxing temple on the outskirts of Kamakura. I needed a break from the heat and crowds in central Kamakura and this was a beautiful respite. I recommend buying the green tea ticket for matcha and some small sweets in a teahouse overlooking the bamboo grove. Goshuin are handwritten and prepared while you walk around the temple gardens.

Nice place to visit on weekdays. Not crowded, and you can take photos without people around. The entrance fee only costs 300yen. There's a bus right next to the exit going back to Kamalura station.

Temple in Kamakura with a small bamboo grove and tea house. The temple is set within beautiful grounds from the gate at the front to the bamboo grove at the rear of the building. The bamboo grove is the star of the show and what most people come to see. To enter the temple costs ¥400 or you can buy a combined temple and tea ticket for ¥1000. The tea house is a good place to sit and enjoy the bamboo grove. You can walk through the grove in 5 minutes, 15 if you're taking a lot of photos. The temple is worth visiting as part of a day in Kamakura, but not if you're coming from Tokyo solely to see it.

Amazing garden away from the hustle at the main station. It’s a bit of a walk around 30 minutes but there is also a bus. The place was quite empty when we went and we loved how private it felt. Matcha was delicious.

Lovely moss garden and bamboo forest, the temple is only secondary. You get a view on some historic caves but you cannot enter them. You can extend your entrance ticket to include a traditional tea with a nice view into the forest. The path through the bamboo forest is very narrow and fairly short, there were massive traffic jams from people doing full on photoshootings in there. Still, this satisfied my desire to see a bamboo forest nicely and the moss garden was unexpectantly amazing too.

Short few minutes walk from Kita Kamakura station. This amazing zen temple is build into the mountains and forest. A quiet, serene haven and a beautiful walking excursion learning about the lifestyle of the abbot's and the structures and history around it. It is recommended to come here during spring season and autumn as the view of the place gets so much more enlightened than a normal summer day walk. 500 yen for entry i believe, with two tea houses in the area. One being requiring to walk 100 + steps? to the top for a fantastic view with a chance of Fuji.

My favorite Japanese temples are always Zen Temples. As such, Engaku-ji was no exception. I enjoy the understated architecture, the sense of peace and utter tranquility of these temples, and the focus on the beauty of the natural surroundings. The convenience to Kita-Kamakura station and its status as one of the five most important Zen temples in Kamakura ensures a steady stream of visitors. By visiting on a weekday I was able to avoid the hordes of people and thoroughly enjoyed my visit. The giant bell designated as a national treasure is well worth the climb up to see it, in my opinion.

Very scenic, with amazing panoramic view of surrounding hills/mountains. If you are lucky, on a clear day you can see Mount Fuji. This temple is famous for a bell that has a sort of mystical story behind it!

Engaku-ji temple in Kamakura is a serene haven with a rich historical backdrop. The majestic Zen architecture and meticulously manicured gardens evoke a sense of tranquility. A must-visit for spiritual seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Engakuji is built into the slopes of Kita-Kamakura's forested hills. It is No 2 of Kamakura's 5 great Zen temples. It was founded by the regent Hojo Tokimune in 1282 to pay respect to the fallen Japanese and Mongolian soldiers during Mongolian invasion of Japana in 1281. The first main structure encountered upon entering the temple grounds is the Sanmon gate (built in 1783). Behind it stands the temple's main hall, the Butsuden, which displays a wooden statue of the Shaka Buddha. The Butsuden was rebuilt in 1964 after the former building had been lost in an earthquake. Further into the temple grounds stands Shariden hall in which a tooth of Buddha is enshrined. Another attraction and national treasure is large bell that stands on a hill next to a teahouse where you may enjoy a cup of tea and Japanese sweets. The temple is open from 08:00 to 16:30. It is next to Kita-Kamakura Train Station (around 100 m). Entrance (Oct 2023) was 500 yen per person.

Close to Kita Kamakura Station. Always love to see the beauty of this place every season. There is a beautiful garden, few hydrangea (summer time) , bamboo, and forest view too. This is a temple, so it is best to keep your voices low in case talking is unavoidable. Entrance fee is 500 yen.

Beautiful temple. Magnificent woodworking and bonsai trees. Easily 1-2 hours can be peacefully spent here.

Very special place. Great to see Kyudo school and to find Ozu's grave. Take your time...

Beautiful, peaceful temple, it was our favorite in Kamakura. They had some meditation sessions while we were visiting, which looked like a Great experience but we couldn't find how to sign up

A great temple to visit! Really really amazing. I got to experience watching Japanese kyudo. Watching it was really fun and the staff smiled and waved at me and didn't mind me taking pictures and videos. The temple is a beautiful place. And the dragon on the ceiling of the main building on the roof is beautiful.

Stop here to get to enoshima. Exit the station and there are few food options along the street. Love the retro looking Enoden.

Slightly slow train but generally very straightforward and convenient to get to Enoshima from here.

Petite station loved by many of its locals and visitors. It runs relatively slow as it runs through the residential area, so if you are in a rush, it might not be the option but as you get to enjoy the view from the train, from the streets and town to the houses and ocean, it’s a perfect way to witness the local life their. I love the sound it makes and I personally like this slow cute little train! Takes me back in time

The train has intervals of 15 minutes and you can expect it to get very packed in the afternoon. Many like to board and get off at Enoshima and Hase Station. There is also a small themed gift shop for the Enoden line. Some small cafes and food trucks line the streets at different times of the day as well.

Old vibe. One of the famous stations because of enoshima island. There’s no electric board to show when the train is coming. The trains are also old. If you are new in japan, should try to visit the place. Some of the stations has ocean view and it’s great.

Nice service. Starting point of Enoshima island travel. Full of shops and restaurants along the walk way. Enoshima shrine and sea candle lighthouse on top of the island. Also Samuel Cocking garden around the tower. Good view points. Not miss to go once traveling to this area.

Small station, but enoden train line is very nice to travel and enjoy the sunset experience. You can reach Enoshima via Enoden line with beautiful sea side and sunset vew. Must to plan and explore this option during your travel

Enoshima is a nice place (please see my pictures The enoshima ste is a must see and if you a anime or JDrama fan or you will see some very nice places and go to the beach. Go in the train and ride. Major anime, movie and TV drama used Enoshima or Kamakura as location: SLAM DUNK , TARI TARI , Ping Pong, Saigo kara Nibanme no Ko, Just Because! (Anime, 2017) and my favorite Drama Enoshima Prism. Or you going to Kōtoku-in and see a big Buddha, or buy a little to drink and Food and going to the beach. See he surfer and a beautiful sunrise. Don't go at the weer or the golr week, there are to may people (many thousands).

Meigetsu-in is absolutely beautiful! We saw the hydrangeas and the garden behind the main building. Definitely worth the trip. It was a little busy even during the week, but we were still able to enjoy the visit.

Usually not listed as one of the main attractions of Kamakura this was very much the highlight for me. The garden is absolutely stunning and is a sight to behold, check the photos or go yourself if you have the chance. Despite going on a weekend with great weather it really wasn't crowded at all, which was great

Nice temple to visit but there are better options in Kamakura. Don't get me wrong - the Meigetsu-In Temple is beautiful but there are so many temples on the way to Hasedera Temple and Kotoku-In (the main attraction in Kamakura) that I really think you can skip it. However, if you decide to stop for 30 minutes, you will not be disappointed. Walking distance from the JR Station and on the way to Kotoku-In.

Not really interesting if its not a blooming season. Went there and the trees were dry and got not much color in it making the view quite dull. Love the nature atmosphere. Birds chipping and a lot of squirrels running here and there. There were also rabbits. I think it will be very beautiful with flowers blooming but without that it is a boring place. I think they should decrease the entrance fee if its not a blooming season. Quite dissapointed

Visited on 6/22/23 It is few mins away from Kita Kamakura Station. The entrance fee is 500 yen as of the time of our visit. We enjoyed the beauty of Ajisai despite the gloomy weather. Since it is Hydrangea season, there were many people who visited even if it is a weekday. There is a sign not to touch the flowers so take note of that. The road going to this place is narrow, so kindly walk on the side and give way to the vehicles passing by.

Nice walk to the temple from Kita Kamakura station. The temple entry is 500 yen, with the expectations that you are lucky to go at the right time. The brochure provided lets you know the types of seasonal flowers that you will experience throughout the walk in the temple. Unfortunately, I was unlock and was in between everything. However, I can see this place being extremely beautiful during cherry blossom, spring or late autumn fall. Think the lucky highlight for us who miss the inbetween seasons of flowers is the room that pans out to a window garden. What a shot for photographers. Strong advice... do your flower season research before coming here.

Also, known as the Hydrangea Temple - literally thousands of hydrangeas fill the paths throughout the temple grounds. During this season the temple is crowded and the best time to visit is right when they open at 9am. The entrance is ¥500 and a separate viewing fee ¥500 for the Japanese Iris garden. A parking lot is NOT provided and you will need to find parking on the main road and walk to the shrine.

Love this place, beautiful japanese garden, such a great place to visit, like almost all the other places I visited during my trip in Japan. At the end of the visit, there is another garden connected to this one but you have to pay another 500 yen to get in which I didn't go. it's really worth to visit this place,enjoy!

Pretty garden and serene temple. Although the place is not too big but it's very well maintained and has a very cute garden and rabbit & the hare statue. You might only need to spend 1 hr in the area

The temple was bigger than what i expect. The flower garden was very beautiful with some temple building and zen garden. It even has trekking trail to climb the mountain too. Unfortunately it was raining hard when i came. The street was slippery and i can't take photos without umbrella which make the background unseen. Was waiting for a bit but there was no sign of the rain stopping. Enterance fee was 500 yen.

Visited on June 21, 2023 (Wednesday). I went to see hydrangea. I arrived at 11am. So many flowers and also so many people. Even on weekday morning, it was quite crowded because now is the peak season for hydrangea. No waiting for ticket purchase (¥500 for adults). I felt it was less crowded at lunch time so I could enjoy the flowers and take pictures.

This is definitely a spring time of year place. If you go to early there won’t be much. But still cool to learn about the history and cave carving/statues

Fairly short walk about 10 minutes from Kita Kamakura Station away from the regular popular temples that many frequent. You'll get to see the various flora and fauna that bloom based on the seasons. It was very peaceful as there was little to no one around. It is 500 yen to enter the grounds and another 300 yen for the garden.

A very popular place to visit during hydrangea season. Expect crowds especially if you come on a weekend. I went on a Monday and it was still crowded though and I just happened to be there when a TV station was filming. There are tons of flowers and other things to see. A must visit if you go to Kamakura during Hydrangea season. You won’t be disappointed.

( 佐 助 稲 荷 神社 ) Sasuke Inari shrine or the Red Fox Shrine of Kamakura. It is a shrine in the traditional Japanese religion like Shinto. It is located in a small village in Kamakura city Kanagawa Prefecture Near the Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku Shrine , this shrine has a long history. Set in a quiet atmosphere Peaceful, surrounded by trees Has been built since the 12th century to be dedicated to The god of the fox (Inari Fox) since the entrance area has one unique thing, the red flags are lined up along the way. It is believed that if you come to worship at this shrine, you will be able to pass through obstacles. Have luck in work And success in all areas of work Legend Of Sasuke Inari Shrine was built by Minamoto Yoritomo, the first shogun of Kamakura. In exile, he dreams of an old man who calls himself the fox god of a mysterious village in Kamakura. He was suggested to attack his enemies until Minamoto Yoritomo won The battle and became the Shogun of Kamakura after that. The soldiers were ordered to search for the old man who came to him Therefore, they found a small shrine located on the grounds of Sasuke Inari Shrine at this time. In order to express gratitude, this shrine was built in dedication to the fox god. Including named Sasuke ( Sasuke )which means Helping Yoritomo in Chinese Characters The shrine consists of two separate structures the Haiden or the front guard room and the Honden or the cave at the back. There will be differences with other Buddhist temples It is noticeable that there are statues of foxes of various sizes dotted throughout the shrine grounds. Which may be another symbol and identity Of this shrine Some of the statues may have changed since they were more than 800 years old, but a smaller statue of the present is placed. Its location on the hill makes the entire area surrounded by dense forests. This will add even more magical atmosphere to the place. Part of the worship and blessing Will be on the side of the shrine Which will have a small shrine And there are shelves lined with small fox statues. It is also close to the holy fountain of Kamakura, and the Honten part can be reached by a staircase behind the Haiten building. An open space to the right of Haiten, with precautions to be taken to climb the relatively narrow and steep stairs. With the fact that it is an old shrine Suitable for people who want to absorb the natural atmosphere. As well as experience Japanese traditional religious beliefs In the midst of true tranquility this place is so cool weather and beautiful like in fairy forest

It looks a bit like Inari Taisha, but different. This place is not crowded at all. Only a few people passing while i took pics there on the enterance. Please do be careful, there is a small sign near the enterance that written in Japanese, it means something like 'watch out for bees' i think, because i saw several people got attacked when passing by. One of them even got stung on her head. She was panicked and was shouting for help. It was scary. I tried to help her but the bees were already stung her head. The bees only attack people who exits the shrine. I didn't notice any scream or running when they're entering.

Beautiful little Inari shrine that feels like it belongs in a Ghibli movie. This lesser known gem is in Kamakura right near all of the main attractions, but doesn't show up on most guidebooks. This spot greatly pleases The Fox God.

A wonderful shrine to visit and explore about a 15 minutes walk from Kamakura Station. It’s a little hike up a hill but if you like foxes and Torii Gates it’s a great shrine to visit. It was nice, quiet and just peaceful to enjoy

the way to the temple is closed... i cant say if there is another way to get there. its a diffcult way to get there and i dont recommend for elder people or people with walking difficulties... to many cliffs.

とても興味深い歴史をもつ 源頼朝公が、平家討伐を日夜念じ祈るとき、稲荷大神が夢に現れ、挙兵をうながし、その時期を啓示し、頼朝公は天下統一の礎を固めたとのこと。 その後、稲荷神霊の加護に感謝をして佐介山隠れ里の霊地を選び社殿を造建。出世稲荷として 関東一円に広がったそうですよ。 御祭神 宇加御霊命　大己貴命　左田彦命　大宮女命 事代主命 御神徳 商売繁盛　病気平癒　大漁満船　学業成就 御朱印　有 駐車場　無し 江ノ電鎌倉駅から徒歩約15分 (Translated by Google) has a very interesting history It is said that when Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed day and night for the defeat of the Heike, Inari Okami appeared in a dream, prompting him to raise an army, revealing the timing, and making Yoritomo solidify the foundation for the unification of the world. Afterwards, in gratitude for the protection of the divine spirit of Inari, he chose a sacred place in Mt. Sasuke Kakurezato and built a shrine. As a career Inari It seems that it spread all over the Kanto region. enshrined deity Uka Goryo no Mikoto Omi Taka no Mikoto Sadahiko Mikoto Omiya Lady Mikoto chief of affairs divine virtue Prosperous business, recovery from illness, large catches, fulfillment of academic achievement Goshuin available No parking lot About 15 minutes on foot from Enoden Kamakura Station

The inari gates and the shrine are beautiful, wedged into gorgeous greenery. But charging ¥700 for a goshuin-sho that is not only not hand drawn, but a loose paper, but ALSO a mere print/copy? Come on. That's just a cheeky rip off.

It was a great shrine to visit. It’s a small shrine compared to others and it wasn’t crowded at all. It is free to visit and it was only about a 10 minute walk from Kotoku-in.

Lovely fox sanctuary in the forest. No entrance fee The visit was short, but there were a lot of cute foxes statues. You can buy your own statue at the shop to put it in the sanctuary. Need to climb several steps to reach the sanctuary. Cool visit

Tokei-ji temple in Kamakura is a captivating destination with a unique feature—the hauntingly beautiful graveyard. This historic temple served as a sanctuary for women seeking divorce during feudal times. The serene cemetery, adorned with moss-covered tombstones, evokes a sense of tranquility and reflection. A remarkable place that intertwines history, spirituality, and natural beauty.

Another amazing place tucked away on the side of the mountain and only 5 minutes from Engakuji Temple so a must see!

Rated "D" for Divorce. It's a quaint shrine with historical relevance to noblewomen divorcees. The front is filled with the typical greenery as seen in most other Japanese shrines, and likewise with the back, the souls of the dead remain buried in stone.

Good tourist attraction, if you are around Kamakura, and want to do the shrine run all around, ensure to cover this shrine, if interested in a hill trail, you can travel from this place to the Buddha Statue(Kotuko-in). It will take you around 45 minutes, but highly recommended. Remember to wear your good hiking or sports shoes! Enjoy.

I entered the temple grounds quietly to look around and took some photos of the flowers. Suddenly, a woman approached me, she was not a staff member but just another visitor. She yelled at me and told me that I'm not allowed to take photos. I later saw a "no photo sign" in the middle of the temple but there is no indication of this restriction at the entrance gate. I wanted to spend a peaceful time but it looks like people here are unfriendly and lack compassion. I felt disappointed since I was at a temple. I don’t think it’s harmful for the flowers to have their picture taken if the photographer is gentle and doesn’t destroy the plant. I don't know why she as so unfriendly and rude. The temple itself is lovely, small and quiet but I won't come again as I didn’t feel welcome.

A quaint temple with a peaceful and quiet environment. Free to enter however photography is unfortunately not allowed.

Accidentally take a look at this place, and it’s beyond my expectations: very astonishing. No need to pay for the entrance and there’s souvenir shop inside

Nicknamed "Divorce Temple". It is a small temple, not crowded but worth the visit. Very well maintained, beautiful with a nice garden.

This is a very beautiful temple with sound of silence. This temple is famous as an "Enkiri-dera," a safe haven for women seeking free from their husbands or lovers.

Kamakura is home to several sand beaches, which are popular getaways for those who want to escape the nearby cities of Tokyo and Yokohama for some sunbathing, swimming and surfing. The official beach season in Kamakura lasts from July to August.

Wind was crazy when I went, but the sand is great. Lots of touristy shops

Very nice spot just an hour away from Tokyo. Beach is clean and water warm - even at the end of October. Restrooms are also available for free.

Strong waves, wide horizon across Sagami Bay, just listening to the rhythmic waves gushing and receding to & fro the shore, melody of the waves, sea breeze, beautiful sands, all in one at this beautiful Kamakura Seaside park.

Good for swimming but after swimming have to be bathing place there not available

No toilet but it's safe for your kid to run around..lol

We goes there for Hanabi. It is a large park with public restroom. When Hanabi matsuri happens, so many food stores there. Many people gather around with beautiful yukata. Nice 👍

Wonderful place, look forward to exploring more! Amazing fireworks!

It is for sure a good place to hang out. There is enough space for you to play any kind of sports you desire. You will be able to meet friendly and kind people. There is a police station just infront of this location so makes it more safe. At times this place is dirty due to many people doing picnics. On weekends might be very packed. However, give it a try and have fun !

Not the best white sandbeach,but it is perfect to relax and to go surfing.

It is a must visit place for you who love anime/manga "Slamdunk"! Well, if you aren't a fans, this place is worth to visit too! It has a small station with an amazing view of Kamakura's beach. You can reach the beach by foot, only need to crossing the road and step down the stairs heading to the beach

写真映えがするとここ最近有名スポット。 踏切から電車と海を撮ると素敵な写真が撮れるのですが、交通もあるのでどうぞ気をつけて迷惑のならないように。 (Translated by Google) This is a famous spot recently for its photogenic qualities. You can take wonderful photos of the train and the ocean from the railroad crossing, but there is also traffic, so please be careful and avoid causing any inconvenience.

It’s beautiful during sunset. Few steps away from the station it’s the popular photo spot for slam dunk fans. It can get pretty crowded and do remember to observe road safety.

A special station located right next to the seaside. It is a popular destination for both domestic and overseas tourists. The train to here gets really crowded during weekend. The famous train crossing is full of tourists hanging around waiting for the train approaching for the iconic photo. I would personally recommend coming here during weekdays for less people. Regardless, it is a good experience coming to here. I will come back again. Overall, a good trainline for photos.

Pls be careful when you take photos. Pls do not cross the road without seeing the traffic sign. It’s dangerous and it’ll make residents there feel uncomfortable and disturbed.

何がある訳でも無いのに、 なんですか？この人集りは、海外からの観光客で溢れかえってます。 未だ、スラムダンク人気ですな‼️ (Translated by Google) Even though there's nothing wrong with that, what is it? This crowd is filled with tourists from overseas. Slam Dunk is still popular!! ️

A place to go for slam dunk fan looking for place where the iconic scene was. A very quiet town to stay away from the tokyo crowd.

I believe this station becomes a famous spot for photo shooting because of the "SLAM DUNK", which is a important and passionate comic book in Japanese's mind. In it's animation, the actor say hello to the actress in front of the station, with the enthusiastic opening, which becomes a eternal image in every visitor's heart. After photo shooting, don't forget to stroll on the Shonan Beach. Try to feel the simplicity, charm and kindness of Kamakura. You will find out why this place is a nice choice for residing in Tokyo people's mind.

A must visit station on Enoden line. Here, train runs along the road and beach, so the views are just amazing. Slam Dunk Railroad Crossing, Kamakura High School are worth visit points to be explored here.

Great view of the sea throughout the Enoden line.

Rustic sea-side train station. Often busy with tourists wanting to snap a pic of a famous scene from “Slam Dunk”, an old Japanese animated series.

Very scenic and quaint place. Despite the crowd, this place is very peaceful and somewhere you can relax. It was also great to visit the spot which is famous from the Slamdunk’s opening song. A must visit even once!

Visited the famous railway scenery from Japanese comic Slam Dunk in May 2023. Classic train ride along the coast, enjoy the Coastal walk and watch the locals ride motorbike in groups. The train goes around many attractions, unfortunately we didn't have time for 江之島. (A good few hrs is required) Avoid peak season or holiday time as the train gets overly crowded.

Famous tourist spot from iconic Slam Dunk manga, been there in the afternoon during weekday, quite a lot of tourist waiting to capture the moment train approaching the station. For me, there're other nice station to capture some good pics also (Alternative)

It is a must visit place if you are a big fan of Slam Dunk. It took an hour from Tokyo to get here. We visited on Monday late afternoon but there were still a bunch of people trying to take photos or videos of Enoden passing the famous railway crossing.

Besides being famous for the classic anime Slam Dunk. The Area offers a great view of the beach and the surfing community. Note: Observed some tourist blocking the area both for locals going to the train station and Cars crossing the Railroad. Be Respectful towards the locals and avoid causing any inconvenience.

Nice drop by. Stunning view to see the entire ocean. However too crowded when get off.

One of the smaller and oldest temple in Kamakura but really lovely and a lot quieter than some of the most popular temples. Full of charms and small details. Delightful.

阪東三十三観音の一番札所です。 苔むす石段は危険のためあがれませんがとても風情のある階段です。脇の道を上がって境内へ。本堂のなかも上がらせていただき貴重な仏像のご尊顔も拝見できました。 (Translated by Google) It is the first temple of Bando 33 Kannon. The moss-covered stone steps are dangerous and cannot be climbed, but they are very tasteful. Go up the side road and enter the precincts. I was able to go up inside the main hall and see the face of a precious Buddha statue.

As the oldest temple of Kamakura, it still looks amazing and is well preserved. The amount of things to see inside the temple at the top will surprise you and keep you busy.

Very beautiful little shrine with moss covered steps and flags. It reminds me of spirited away, the exact vibe... brings me back decades. People who go to Hokokuji don't often stop by here despite its proximity. This place is a little underrated.

西暦700年頃に建立された天台宗の寺院になります。2023年6月19日にお詣りして本尊の立派な観音様を間近で拝む事が出来ました。苔の石段も見事でした(*^人^*) (Translated by Google) It is a temple of the Tendai sect built around 700 AD. I visited on June 19, 2023 and was able to worship the magnificent Kannon, the principal image of worship, up close. The moss stone steps were also wonderful (*^人^*)

On my way to Hokpkuji I visited this very old temple . There are many steps to go up to the main temple but it all worth it. You can keep going to the top to the view point .

Beautiful old shrine that has some mossy stairs that are blocked off from walking on them as to not trample and destroy them.

Beautiful little temple in the heart of Kamakura

Very old and interesting temple. It had a different feel than the other temples that we visited. It's well worth going off the beaten path to see.

Moss-covered steps and the main temple is the great reward at the top of a long flight of stairs. Such a good treat!

This place takes you back to the Good Old Days of Japan 🇯🇵

Jochiji temple was built 1281 upon the death of Munemasa Hojo, the third son of Hojo Tokiyori who was the fifth regent of Kamakura government. Its construction work was advised by Chinese monks, thus the Bell Gate and the Main Building feature Song architectural style.

Jochi-ji temple in Kamakura is a serene retreat nestled in the hills. Its tranquil surroundings and well-preserved structures offer a glimpse into the Zen Buddhist tradition. The main hall's exquisite architecture and the lush moss garden provide a soothing atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for meditation and contemplation.

One of Kamakuras great Zen Temples. Beautiful scenery and buildings. Very peaceful cemetery.

Beautiful quiet temple surrounded by lush greenery! We started our hike along the Daibatsu trail here which took us to all the way to the Big Budha

Surprisingly lovely place to spend some time! Staff were very hospitable and this place is obviously very much loved by the people surrounding it. This was our favorite temple in Kamakura. We weren't able to find the statue of Hotei but we did stumble on a nest of giant centipedes.

One of the Seven Gods to get a special GoShuin. It is a beautiful and very peaceful temple to visit and explore. There are many benches to just sit and enjoy the beauty that surrounds you. I highly recommend that if you’re in the Kita-Kamakura area, that you visit there.

I enjoyed this unique temple with little caves in the hillside. It was different than a lot of temples I’ve visited and very serene. It was not crowded. I started the Diabutsu hiking trail from this spot.

Amazing old historical place. I guess, at spring time there will be many green trees, warm evenings, singing birds, etc. We were very surprised to find there also a very funny coffee-car ))

Great view for 600 Japan Yen you can get a day trip ticket .

GOOD

Good small station

Provides great views of the ocean

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(Translated by Google) There used to be a train bound for Inamuragasaki! At the beginning of the Southern All Stars' song ``You Are the Star'', there is a lyric that says ``It's raining in Inamuragasaki today too''! (Original) かつて稲村ヶ崎行きの列車がありました！ サザンオールスターズの「君こそスターだ」という曲の歌い出しに「稲村ヶ崎は今日も雨」という歌詞があります！

(Translated by Google) This is a station where you can see trains up close from the railroad crossing near the station. It is included in the Park & ​​Rail Ride (only 6 hours). Just a short walk will take you to the coast. (Original) 駅そばの踏切から電車を間近に見られる駅です。パーク&レールライドの対象となっています(6時間なのはここだけ). ほんの少し歩けば海岸まであと少し。

A visit to this museum is well worth your while if you’re interested in the beauty of the estate itself or if you have even a casual interest in Japan’s great literature, especially that of the late Meiji period, moving forward through the end of the Showa period. Many of Japan’s greatest writers have housed both here and in the surrounding area, even as two former prime ministers have made this their summer home. A lovely way to spend a rainy afternoon!

We came here March 15th and may be it wasnt good timing for it. The rose garden is quite small and not so many blossoms, the green area is quite good. We saw so many people drawing or sketching and inside the museum it was so quiet 😄😄😄 Nice place to relax but not many roses and it’s just a small museum

There is a nice garden, but minimal English description within the museum. As I cannot read Japanese, I do not understand much of the museum. For non-Japanese visitors that are on a tight schedule, I recommend skipping this site.

2019.05.12 La vie en rose. Let's walk into the rose garden of Kamakura Museum of Literature. It's time of Spring rose now. There are more 200 kinds of rose around the world. Open: 9.00 - 17.00 (May - June) Fee : 500 yen Bus stop : Kaigan dori Train: Enoden Hase station

I’m sure it is very interesting but there was no info in English, only Japanese! What a shame. Nice view of the city from the property though.

Nice place, but before you visit it , make sure that the season of the flowers

Can touch (literally) the heart of many famous writer in Jpn. The atmosphere around this building is also awesome!!!

It will be a long queue. Make sure be there earlier and write down your name on the board. Really impressive. Probably top 20 burger in Kanto Area. I especially like that a little bit burned bread and pasty. The location is nice too. The ocean is in front of the shop. Not far from the station and there are many nice cafe nearby if you decide to spend an afternoon there. The only one thing I feel it can be better is operation. Not so efficient and it may make the queue even longer. Worth to visit:)

Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Bacon burger was good, didn’t look that big but was very filling and ingredients were tops! Little bit much juice coming out of the burger while I was eating which is my pet peeve. Not a big fan of the fries. Definitely worth a visit!

The burger and fries were super good! The atmosphere was very pleasant, relaxed and in a beautiful area. Staff were extremely nice and helpful. I would definitely come back next time I come to Kamakura

Short wait, only three parking spots. SMALL inside. 4 seating areas inside and two outside with social distance. Very relaxed vibes. Food is made to order and NO SUBS or changes. Everything was great tasting.

I cannot praise this place enough. If you’re American you will feel very much at home here. I work as a chef in an expensive burger restaurant in California and the burgers here absolutely destroy every burger I’ve ever had. The staff were friendly and welcoming especially to a foreigner like me, and even gave me free stickers for praising the food.

Delicious fish and chips and super friendly staff. Looking forward to trying their burgers next time!

Damn good burger. You can really taste the difference that the charcoal grill makes. Paired mine with a very nice G&T featuring Nagano distillery Yamatoumi Gin (founded by Kamakura native Satoru-san). Lovely and delicious. *cash-only*

Their hamburgers are just phenomenal! Their fries are addicting too. The place has a nice vibe and friendly staff. Prepare to walk a little bit to reach this place though.

Good food. We had cheese at first. Later, we had classic. I think classic tasted better.

100% burger shop by the beach - super chill and relaxed vibe - burger was amazing as were the fires - 100% will be back

Absolutely delicious food, wonderful ambiance, and absolutely lovely service from the people working there. We visited all the way from Quebec, Canada, because whenever I'd look up places to eat in Kamakura, Good Mellows would always pop up and I'd be so excited after reading its reviews and looking at pictures of their food. Upon arriving in person, we received such a warm and welcoming greeting, the vibe was so good, and we were even surprised to get service in english (very good english, by the way), it was such a cozy vibe, if you're thinking of visiting or wondering where to eat in Kamakura, look no further!

Very peaceful wine bar. We had a lunch there, food was good but it is pricey.

Our favorite place in kamakura!!!! Delicious food! Local products. Bio wine. Tastes delicious and is easily digested. Chef is very talented. We love it there!

Atmosphere is amazing, taste is great, but the price is salty. Wine comes at 1000~, the menu says 900, and I paid 3500 for 2 glasses. I would have want to know the price of the glass I received and I would not have taken it. Not recommended with this attitude.

Lovely ambiance, especially if you snag a window seat. Lunch was excellent! Initially thought it was a bit pricey, but the portions are generous, making it worth the cost. Dinner offers more intriguing dishes, so an evening visit seems promising. Looking forward to trying the cake of the day next time—this time it was sold out.

Really great location and view, and cozy hipster place with chill atmosphere. There are a lot of hemp choices for vegans, the staff is friendly and laid back, main issue was only a brief language barrier. The food was extremely good, the cake was delicious and if it weren’t just a tiny expensive portion I would’ve ordered a second one. The menu doesn’t have a vegan symbol next to the items. It is mostly easy to discern by reading ingredients, but for example 2 dishes which were described in a general way were made with fish. This was explained by the staff as I asked, with patience and care, but I think having symbols for quick choice and avoiding the one vegan customer just ordering and not asking further beforehand would be good. Be also mindful not to come too late. As they don’t have unlimited reserves of food and it’s a very valued restaurant. I would give only two recommendations to the owners: slightly bigger portions and indicating on the menu with a symbol which dishes are vegan, otherwise great place to continue or conclude your trip to Kamakura!

Very very nice place. Great views, great vibes, super relaxing, and the staff was extra nice with us. We got this hot chocolate with CBD oil, which contributed to the relaxing atmosphere. I really want to go back to try their lunch options. We came back for a 3rd time and got some chai and a vegan cheesecake, both delicious. And of course some CBD. I honestly love that people here are chill, normal humans. One of them spoke to me in English. They’re all nice and cool. I really want to come back for their food and other menu items! And maybe for a chat with the staff 😁 Feel free to follow us Italian sisters on IG for more cafe/food recommendations around Tokyo/Kanagawa 😁👇 @italiansinjapan

Easy to find! Great view and food is prepared with so much love and dedication. Each meal is blasting with unique flavors and surprisingly it’s all vegan friendly. Value for money ,tasty and fresh!! Definitely visiting again ☺️

A Friend and I stopped here for lunch on a Thursday afternoon. The restaurant was busy but we were able to be seated right away. We even got a table facing the ocean! We ordered the veggie lunch set and the Buddha bowl - both were delicious, loaded with vegetables and came with a good amount of tasty brown rice. I also recommend ordering one of their seasonal juices. If you are looking for a cozy dining spot with ocean views and amazing vegetarian food ~ then this is the place for you!

Stopped in here for lunch on a visit to Kamakura. The food was incredibly fresh and delicious. I got their daily lunch special. Would highly recommend this place, even if you’re not vegetarian/vegan!

Amazing restaurant. I tried their fish lunch, consisting on a fish of the day with a side salad, a rice bowl, tsukemono (pickled vegetables) and a cream soup. It was ¥2,000 and absolutely worth it. Everything was delicious. You have nice views of Yuigahama Beach from the windows of the restaurant. Very friendly staff and English menu available. Cozy atmosphere with relaxing music, perfect to spend a nice time chilling. This restaurant was featured in the film ‘Our little sister’ (海街diary). Will come back for sure.

Four of us had a fantastic meal on a sunny Sunday in October. We enjoyed the set meal the curry, the gyozas and the fish and chips. The service was quick and friendly and even bought some gloves.

Went for breakfast on a Friday, easy walk from Kamakura station, opened at 930 and not busy. It was great to find a placed that opened before 10! Beautiful atmosphere, quiet, well managed mosquitos which was impressive for being in the middle of a grove of trees. Friendly and patient staff with non-Japanese speaking guests. Prices were fair, credit card or yen accepted and the food was excellent quality. Would recommend and go again.

This is a very nice restaurant with a great view especially on the terrace. It does get quite busy on weekends and hydrangea season so expect a possible wait if you visit during those times. The food was pretty good and the service was reasonable. Next time you’re in the area you might want to check it out it’s not too expensive.

Beautiful and cozy with lots of greens. Food is absolutely delicious. Long lines with a ticket machine is a bit of a turnoff but they have nicely organized and the system works.

Very atmospheric restaurant as one can tell from the name. The queue would be long if not booked in advance. The menu was great. We ordered hummus platter, two pizzas and some drinks. The pizza crust was exceptionally lovely. Everything was nicely seasoned. Dogs are allowed. Service was great.

Was a rainy morning and we decided to take shelter here for breakfast. Friendly staffs and good food and coffee. Ambience was nice and cosy too with a lot of greens and plants.

I visited Garden House many times and always enjoyed the terrace, the sofas and the vibe. Prices are a bit expensive as even for lunch you should expect to pay around 2500-3500 JPY per person. Still, it’s a guaranteed good experience with great brick oven pizzas, pancakes and sandwiches. Coffee is also good. Recommended especially to finish off a morning track in the Kamakura hills and temples.

A stylish cafe-restaurant. The interior is very clean and the terrace seating is spacious and the trees are used in their natural state, giving it a very open feeling and a great atmosphere. 🌳✨ The terrace seating seems to be very popular and you should make a reservation when you visit. You can drink craft beer and taste delicious dishes such as shirasu pizza and homemade sausages. 🍺🍕 Of course, there is also a café menu including coffee and cakes.☕🍰 It is worth a visit if you are visiting the city of Kamakura.

Really nice cosy restaurant in Kamakura. Definitely need to make reservations the day before if you don’t want to wait long for a table!

Garden House Kamakura is a nice place to grab brunch, lunch, or dinner. The location is a bit difficult, as on Google Maps it looks as if the entrance is on an inner street, whereas it’s actually on the main thoroughfare. The atmosphere was nice, although the front entrance could have used some better umbrella control. The wait staff were quick and efficient, maybe a bit overworked due to the number of people coming through; the kitchen put out meals quickly and with good taste — presentation remained strong and didn’t lack due to lunch rush. The only sad parts were squalling babies and not as much bread as I’d hoped for in my appetizer. Overall, the food was great, looked great, and my experience was pleasant. I do recommend it if you are near Kamakura Station.

The atmosphere of this place is nice but got insects if sit outside. I order toast set and original butter milk pancake with lemon and maple. The toast set one of the bread was hard like rock which I can't even bite it. The seasonal soup is cold and not nice. Not my type. I like the sausage. It taste good. The original butter milk pancake is nice. The price is on the high sight.

They also prepare "purple potato taiyaki" which was yummy as well!

Sweet potato soft ice cream

Really enjoyed the baked sweet potato in a waffle cone. My son got the green tea and purple sweet potato and that was gray as well.

(Translated by Google) On the purple soft serve ice cream sign I was intrigued and sucked (laughs) There are souvenirs related to purple potatoes in the store Various products such as soft serve ice cream It is placed. I entered the store because of the purple color Matcha soft serve "extreme" Choose here for your eyes (^ _ ^;) * Cone, waffle, cone, cup Can be selected What is regular matcha soft serve ice cream? Separately with matcha powder Is it an offer? The taste is not too sweet It was an adult taste ~ delicious ♪ There is an eat-in space in the store I used that. There is also a faucet where you can wash your hands Is it safe to eat in? (Original) 紫色のソフトクリーム看板に そそられて吸い込まれました(笑) 店内には紫芋関連のお土産物や ソフトクリーム等多種な商品が 置かれています。 紫色につられて入店しましたが 抹茶ソフトクリームの『極み』が 目につきコチラをチョイス(^_^;) ※コーン・ワッフルコーン・カップ が選べます 通常の抹茶ソフトクリームとは 別に抹茶の粉を掛けての 提供なのかな？味は甘すぎず 大人味でした〜旨い♪ 店内にイートインスペースが、あり そちらを利用しました。 手を洗える蛇口もあるし イートインが無難かなぁー

The premium purple sweet potato was AMAZING! Def worth a stop.

Fast service, great ice cream.

Outdoor terrace and indoor dining. The soba and tempura and other dishes were amazing. Just stop by for lunch or dinner when you’re nearby

great recharge spot before heading to the seaside. love the tranquil outdoor dining environment, impeccable service (they keep refilling my tea), and aesthetic, delicious yet clean-tasting variety of appetizers, handmade soba & crispy tempura. absolutely wonderful & dreamy experience!

Amazing traditional Japanese restaurant. It's in a very hidden spot but it's worth getting there. Food is very delicate and tasty. Service was perfect. You get a very traditional and intimate feel. The place is small so expect some waiting time during the weekend.

If you’re in the neighbourhood this traditional little soba restaurant is a great place to stop by and have some lunch (or dinner) 😊 Pros: - Staff are super accommodating and will even make food specially if you would like something from the dinner menu during lunch 👩🏻‍🍳 - Attentive always refilling your cup of tea when it’s empty ☕️ - Food was delicious and the soba is so fine and melts right in your mouth 🍜 Cons: - Waiting time (it’s small after all) ⏱️ - Little expensive but it’s really made by hand so can’t complain, plus the experience of a traditional style restaurant 💸 Overall - Recommend highly for visitors of Kamakura who want to avoid the hectic centre and touristy areas 💡

Good atmosphere restaurant with very kind staff. Suba nudle is cooked by the family more than 90 years.Sake has wild product range as well.

An incredible experience overall. So peaceful and the staff is one of the nicest I experienced (which says a lot in Japan). Soba and tempura were also delicious but the tasting menu is what sets the food apart. Highly recommend.

Amazing dinner in Kamakura. We had hot soba of the month (with mushrooms and egg), cold soba with tempura, fried tofu, vegetables and sashimi set. Everything was delicious and atmosphere is unique. Service 10 out of 10. Highly recommend.

One of the best options for dining/lunch in Kamakura. The salad is amazing. All dishes are very sophisticated yet simple and with style. Plus it’s still affordable. Also ambience and outdoor seating (very rare) is fabulous!

Very quiet and quaint restaurant, usual hangout for locals. The soba noodles with tempura are a must try. Though we had a bad experience with one of the staff, the food was still worth the trip down this hidden gem. The seared duck is also note worthy when trying out this place. They have outdoor and indoor seatings, while I recommend the outdoor seatings for a more traditional ambience, do so only when the temperature is suitable, or it will be really warm!

Very nice traditional environment: 🍱FOOD: Traditional Japanese dishes, very nice soba plates. I am doing a keto diet so I got duck and tamagoyaki. My sister got the soba and tempura. The entree is a must, you get to taste lots of small flavourful things together, and that’s one of the joys of of traditional Japanese meals. 🏡ENVIRONMENT: Love the traditional Japanese house vibe. The funny thing is that we were looking for another cafe, and accidentally entered this one. It was a happy accident, as Bob Ross would say. Hope you get the reference👌 💸PRICES: On the pricey side, but it is to be expected given the nature or the place. It is a quite fancy traditional Japanese house, serving high quality dishes. We’re two Italian sisters going cafe/restaurant-hopping! Follow our Instagram account 👉 @italiansinjapan We share the best spots we find around Tokyo/Kanagawa 🙋‍♀️

If you really love soba, this is a good place to go. There is already a line before opening time so it’s best to get there early or have a reservation. Food is great, but still doesn’t have a wow factor for me. Nice breeze outside on the terrace while eating

They have been serving a plate with Japanese omelette, which is traditionally a side dish, for a long time. It’s juicy with a hint of sweetness. Recommended if you want experience the difference, but be prepared to wait often times in a line.

No English but delicious! Just order based on pictures. Friendly staff.

Decent inari place. Comes cold as usual and tasty. Also has steamed egg options. It was a must eat for me as an inari fan but nothing spectacular. The lady storekeeper has such a positive beaming welcome that made me smile :)

nice egg and lovely people.

They let Japanese people jump into the line and ask us to wait in a very rude manner while everyone queue up. Shame of Japan and never expect such respond while we just ask for a fair treatment

明るく綺麗。 本店と同じで、作り置きの宴会料理という感じで、当たり障りない。 お寿司はカウンターでも15カン纏めてお皿に盛られての提供です。 ✕時✕分に、刺盛をいくつ、揚げ物をいくつという風に板さんは動いていて、作り置いた物を、ホール担当者がこちらのペースに合わせて運ぶ、というスタイルです。 カウンターで二人のお客さんの分の軍艦もあらかじめ15分前位に作って冷蔵庫に入れておき、時間になったら大皿に乗せる。 海苔がフニャフニャでも海苔弁みたいな美味しさ。 ネタは、新鮮な物と、時間が経ったものは上手に熟成させてネットリした感じと、白身は昆布締めにしてあり、 板さんは時間と技に正確な仕事ぶり。 お皿は高価過ぎず普通。 食事を待たされる事は一切ないので、法事などの[食事内容よりも体裁良く]という場面で利用がオススメ。 なにより駅前ロータリーで場所が便利で、鎌倉の老舗料理店というブランド力があり、当たり障りない。 (Translated by Google) Bright and beautiful. Just like the main store, it feels like a pre-prepared banquet dish, so it's bland. Sushi is served at the counter on a plate of 15 pieces. The staff moves about how many sashimi and fried foods to make at ✕hours✕minutes, and the staff in charge of the hall carries out the prepared items at their own pace. You can also make Gunkan for two customers at the counter 15 minutes in advance, put it in the fridge, and when the time comes, put it on a platter. Even though the seaweed is squishy, ​​it tastes like seaweed bento. The ingredients are fresh, the ones that have been aged for a long time have a smooth texture, and the whites are seasoned with kelp. Mr. Ita works with precision in terms of time and technique. The plates are average and not too expensive. You won't have to wait for your meal at all, so we recommend using it for occasions such as memorial services where you want to look more presentable than the meal itself. Best of all, it's conveniently located in the rotary in front of the station, has a strong brand as a long-established restaurant in Kamakura, and is easy to find.

(Translated by Google) I visited you for the first time. When I entered the door, it was a stylish Japanese-style high-class interior. I ordered an Omakase handful for the lunchtime menu. The chawanmushi and sushi were very delicious. I was able to eat calmly. (Original) はじめて伺わせていただきました。 扉を入ると、お洒落和風の高級感ある店内でした。 ランチタイムメニューのおまかせ握りを、注文しました。茶碗蒸しもお寿司もとても美味しかったです。落ち着いてお食事ができました。

(Translated by Google) I had a special Ebisu for lunch. It was so beautiful and tasted so good. I felt that it was a shop that did not cut corners, even the tuna in the roll was of high quality. I was surprised to read other people's terrible reviews later. It was a satisfying lunch time with delicious sushi without flattery. (Original) お昼に特上の恵比寿をいただきました。とても綺麗でお味も良かったです。巻物の鮪まで上質で、手を抜かないお店なんだと感じました。後になって他の方の酷いクチコミを読んでビックリです。 お世辞抜きで美味しいお鮨で満足ランチタイムでした。

普通のお寿司です。これで2人で5千円ちょっと。 巻き寿司の海苔がちょっとね。 って感じ。積極的にオススメは しないかな。。 (Translated by Google) It's normal sushi. This is a little over 5,000 yen for two people. A little seaweed on the sushi roll. That's what I feel. I strongly recommend I wonder if .

(Translated by Google) This restaurant is not easy to find, because you have to go down a small staircase, and its poster is discreet. We were well received. The cuisine is excellent, the products are fresh… I recommend. (Original) Ce restaurant n’est pas facile à trouver , car il faut descendre par un petit escalier, et son affiche est discrete. Nous avons ete bien accueilli. La cuisine est excellente, les produits sont frais… je recommande.

Located at the lower basement, wasn’t expected to find this nice restaurant. A friendly restaurant, even for me who only speak and understand few japanese. Bonus, not too crowded 🥰

(Translated by Google) When I researched if there was a fashionable sushi restaurant in Kamakura, the shop inside looked nice, so I came to the store. Fashionable appearance that there is a sense of luxury as shown in the picture. Somewhat urban atmosphere is pleasant. Leave about five thousand yen. Shari feels like a small item. There is an atmosphere that is difficult to enter on the first basement floor, but the price is also light with two people, so I think it is reasonable for about 13,000 yen even if you eat additionally. A 30-second walk from Kamakura Station is safe. (Original) 鎌倉でオシャレな寿司屋がないかとリサーチしたらここの店内が素敵に見えたので来店。写真とおりの高級感漂うオシャレな佇まい。どこか都会的な雰囲気が心地よい。お任せは五千円ぐらい。シャリは小さめな感じが品ある感じ。地下１階で入りづらい雰囲気はあるが値段も二人で軽くので追加で食べても１万３千円ぐらいリーズナブルだと思う。鎌倉駅から徒歩３０秒な場所安心できる。

(Translated by Google) Last time my granddaughter was also eating delicious food for children here to celebrate my grandson's Shichigosan. Adult food may be a little unsatisfactory for men, but is it a matter of price? (Original) 孫の七五三のお祝いに前回孫娘も此方で子供用の料理も美味しそうに食べてましたよ。 大人の料理は男の方は少し物足りないかもですが、料金の問題でしょうか？

(Translated by Google) I had a sushi lunch. After entering the store, I was kept waiting for a while without any words. Employees and Ita-san? I could hear a little bit of conversation with him, and I was a little worried about the way he said it. I can see the expression, so it's extra... But the sushi and chawanmushi were delicious. I thought that if there was even a little voice, the evaluation would go up. (Original) お寿司ランチを頂きました。 お店に入ってから暫し何の言葉掛けもなく待たされました。 従業員と板さん？との会話もちょっと聞こえて、それも少し言い方で気になりました。表情も見えるので余計に... でも、お寿司と茶碗蒸しは美味しかったです。 ちょっとした声掛けさえあればもっと評価が上がるのにと思いました。

(Translated by Google) Right from the station. The shop is beautifully designed and spacious. Because it is underground, you may not like heels. No elevator. There are handrails. It is not suitable for those with uneasy knees. Poor service upon arrival. At first glance, I felt like I was refusing, and I wanted to go home even though I made a reservation. I was tired from walking, and it would be too much trouble to look for it now, so I had no choice but to eat it. There is no guide to the seat, I walked myself to a table marked "reserved". It's not McDonald's and it's the first time something like this has happened. Sushi is average. Chawanmushi is delicious. The choice of service drinks is strange. Non-alcoholic is orange, cola, and oolong tea. There were many kinds of alcohol. I can't drink alcohol, so I got water and green tea. There is only one toilet for men and women. I don't think I'll go (Original) 駅からすぐ。 お店の作りは綺麗だし、広々してて良い。 地下なのでヒールの方は嫌かも。エレベーターもない。手すりはある。膝が不安な方は向いてない。 来店時の対応が良くない。 一見さんお断りみたいな雰囲気で、予約したのに帰りたくなった。 歩き疲れてたし、今から探すのも面倒くさいので仕方なく食べましたけど。 席への案内も無くて、 自分で「予約席」と書かれたテーブルまで歩いた。マクドナルドじゃないんだし、こんな事初めて。 寿司は普通。 茶碗蒸しは美味しい。 サービスドリンクのチョイスが不思議。ノンアルはオレンジ、コーラ、烏龍茶。お酒は色々あった。 アルコール駄目なので、水と緑茶頂きました。 トイレは男女一緒のが１つのみ。 私はもう行かないかな。

雰囲気良い。誰をお連れしても、間違いないお店。 (Translated by Google) Good atmosphere. No matter who you bring, you can't go wrong with this store.

(Translated by Google) The sushi was disappointing. It's more like the things you've already made are put together on a plate rather than being made all the time. It doesn't have any seasoning, so you have to add your own soy sauce to it, so I feel like it's no different from conveyor belt sushi. It's great that they're willing to accommodate you even at the last minute when they're closing. Chawanmushi is delicious. To be honest, I can't really recommend it overall. (Original) お寿司が残念だった。一貫一貫握るというよりも握ってあるやつをまとめて皿に盛り付け出される感じ。味付けなしなので自分で醤油をつけて食べるから回転寿司と変わらない気がする。 閉店ギリギリでも対応してくれるところはすごく良い。茶碗蒸しがうまい。全体的にはあまりおすすめはできないのが正直なところ。

(Translated by Google) A clean and well-organized interior, impeccable service, and reliable food. It is used for local events and launches, and can also be delivered to auspicious occasions or memorial services, and can also be catered. And since it's located in Kamakura, it's not overly crowded even on Saturdays and Sundays, and it's easy to get into. We need a store like this in our hometown. Especially in a town like Kamakura where there are many events. I gave it 5 stars because of this, and because of the content I received at this price. My parents suddenly came on a holiday! I haven't booked anywhere! Lunch at times like this is an absolute relief. However, you must check in advance to see if there are any private rentals! (Original) 清潔感があり、整った店内、滞りないサービス、安定の食事。地元の行事や打ち上げなどには使われ、お届けで慶事や法事も対応でき、仕出しも可能。そして、鎌倉にあって、土日であっても変に混んだりせず、入りやすい。 地元には、こういう店が必要です。 特に鎌倉のように行事が多い町には。 そのような意味と、この価格で、この内容であれば十分満足できるという意味で5つ星を付けました。 祝日に親が突然来た！どこも予約していない！そんな時のランチなどは、絶対的な安心感です。ただし、貸し切りなどがないか事前確認必須！

(Translated by Google) A sushi restaurant located in the basement of the Miyogawa Building, which houses Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, in front of the station. Surprisingly, we serve lunch until 5pm! thank you. I visited at 4:30 on a holiday and ordered a lunch omakase nigiri for 3,190 yen and oolong tea. Great value with chawanmushi and dessert. This is a local (run by Mr. Miyogawa) and elegant sushi restaurant that is popular in Kamakura, with easy access to the station, and because it is underground, there is no hustle and bustle in front of the station. Thank you for the meal~ (Original) 駅前の三井住友銀行が入ってる御代川ビルの地下にあるお鮨屋。なんと、ランチを夕方５時までやってます！ありがたい。 休日４時半に伺い、ランチおまかせ握り3190円、ウーロン茶を注文。茶碗蒸し、デザート付でお得。 駅前のアクセスの良さと、地下にあるため駅前の喧騒も無く、鎌倉で親しまれる地元(御代川さん経営)の上品なすお鮨やさんです。 ご馳走様でした〜

お弁当の味付けが素晴らしい。食材にしっかりと出汁が染み込む。炊き込みご飯も出汁の味がして、丁寧な仕事ぶりが伺える。今度はお店で食べたい。茶室までお弁当を届けて頂いた。 (Translated by Google) The flavor of the lunch box is wonderful. The soup stock soaks into the ingredients. The takikomi gohan also has the taste of dashi stock, and you can see the careful work. I want to eat at the restaurant next time. I had a bento delivered to the tea room.

Nice food presentation, but if you not vegetarian your options are very limited.

休日のランチで夫と訪問しました。 12:00前に到着し、10分ほど待ってから、お席に案内いただきました。 店内はゆったりと、各テーブル席と距離が保たれていたのが好印象です。 私は焼き魚膳（2,750円）を注文し、夫は天ぷら稲庭うどん（2,035円）を注文しました。 焼き魚膳には、旬のお魚や海の幸、山の幸などがバランス良く盛り込まれています！ 優しいお味で美味しかったです☺️ 天ぷら稲庭うどんを注文した夫には、天ぷらは後ほど運ばれてきました。 天ぷらが運ばれてくるまでに、少々お時間がかかっていましたが、丁寧な接客によりあまり気にならなかったです。 むしろ、お店を出る際にも受付の方に連携が取れており、素晴らしい対応だと感じました😌 またお伺いしたいと思います。 ちなみに、12:00をまわってからは待たれている方が多くいらしたので、12:00前に到着して、並ぶことをおすすめします。 ありがとうございました✨ (Translated by Google) Visited with my husband for a holiday lunch. I arrived before 12:00 and waited for about 10 minutes before being guided to my seat. It was a good impression that the inside of the store was spacious and that each table seat was kept at a distance. I ordered the grilled fish set (2,750 yen) and my husband ordered the tempura Inaniwa udon (2,035 yen). The grilled fish set includes a good balance of seasonal fish, seafood, and mountain delicacies! It was delicious with a gentle taste ☺️ For my husband who ordered Tempura Inaniwa Udon, the tempura was brought out later. It took a while for the tempura to arrive, but the polite customer service didn't bother me too much. Rather, when I left the store, I was able to cooperate with the receptionist, and I felt that it was a wonderful response. I would like to ask you again. By the way, there were many people waiting after 12:00, so we recommend arriving before 12:00 and waiting in line. Thank you very much✨