A bronze seated statue of Amitabha Tathagata at Kotoku-in, standing 13.35 meters tall. This national treasure, cast in 1252, has weathered tsunamis and typhoons and has been sitting in the open air since the late 15th century, embodying eternal compassion and tranquility

Board the retro Enoden (Enoshima Electric Railway) at Hase Station, winding through neighborhoods along the Shonan coast. With a century of history, this charming tram is not just a link between Kamakura and Fujisawa, but a moving observatory offering scenic ocean and city views

A legendary site famed as a setting for "Slam Dunk." The iconic railway crossing in front is where Hanamichi Sakuragi fatefully met Haruko. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Shonan coast and feel the pulse of youth here (Please be respectful and do not disturb school activities)

A small island in Sagami Bay, connected to the mainland by a long bridge. Blending natural wonders, ancient legends, and modern leisure, it has been a popular resort since the Edo era. It offers views of Mt. Fuji and served as the sailing venue for the Tokyo Olympics

Dedicated to Benzaiten and the Three Goddesses of Munakata, this shrine comprises the Hetsumiya, Nakatsumiya, and Okutsumiya. Climbing the steps offers prayers for wealth and artistic achievement. Blessed with panoramic sea views, it has been a sacred site of faith and the arts since ancient times

Relocated to its current site by Minamoto no Yoritomo as the guardian shrine of the samurai clan. Passing through the vermillion torii and walking the famous Dankazura approach, one can feel the spirit of bushido. It is a spiritual heart of Kamakura and a famous cherry blossom spot .

A vibrant shopping street connecting Kamakura Station to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. Lined with over 200 shops, eateries, and souvenir stores over about 250 meters. It's the perfect place to sample freshly baked senbei (rice crackers), find unique gifts, and experience the local, lively side of Kamakura