All of our guides choose to live in and around Kamakurabecause they truly love this historic and scenic town.
Let us create the perfect experience for you—whether you prefer a suggested itinerary, a fully customized tour, or a mix of both. The choice is yours! Our popular "Eat Like a Local" tours are a must-try, taking you to hidden culinary gems and offering a true taste of Kamakura’s authentic flavors.
We’re passionate about sharing Kamakura’s unique charm, where centuries-old temples, peaceful gardens, and vibrant traditions come to life. With our local knowledge and enthusiasm, your journey will be unforgettable.
Need extra help during your trip? From restaurant reservations to hotel or train bookings, our friendly guides are always here to assist—just ask or email us anytime!
From iconic temples to secret food treasures, your Kamakura adventure awaits. Let’s get started!
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Kamakura is a haven for food lovers, offering a variety of wonderful places to eat and street food delights. From cozy cafes serving local specialties to vibrant stalls offering freshly made snacks, every corner of the town invites you to indulge. Whether it’s traditional Japanese flavors or unique twists on classics, Kamakura’s culinary scene is as charming as its historic streets.
A must-see, this iconic 13.35-meter-tall bronze statue of Amida Buddha dates back to the 13th century. Set in a peaceful outdoor setting, it’s one of Japan’s most famous landmarks and a symbol of Kamakura.
Kamakura’s most important Shinto shrine, dedicated to Hachiman, the god of war. The impressive main gate, surrounded by beautiful grounds, provides a glimpse into Kamakura’s history as a political and cultural center.
Japan's oldest Zen training monastery, founded in 1253. The temple offers stunning architecture, tranquil gardens, and a glimpse into the Zen Buddhist tradition, making it a peaceful retreat from the busy city.
Famous for its giant wooden statue of Kannon, the goddess of mercy, this temple offers both spiritual insight and breathtaking views of Kamakura and the ocean. Its beautiful gardens and the unique Kannon Hall make it a top stop.
A vibrant, bustling street lined with shops, cafes, and traditional food stalls. It’s the perfect place to experience Kamakura’s modern-day charm, with everything from souvenirs to local delicacies like shirasu (small fish). This tour captures the essence of Kamakura's history, spirituality, and modern vibrancy, all within walking distance!
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