[Kamakura Sightseeing] From Slam Dunk Landmarks to Exquisite Gourmet! A Japanese Editor's Travel Diary

[Kamakura Sightseeing] From Slam Dunk Landmarks to Exquisite Gourmet! A Japanese Editor's Travel Diary
Kamakura is a popular tourist destination in Japan. The area is full of attractions, including the iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura, strolling and eating along the charming Komachi Street, and even the sacred sites of Slam Dunk. This time, the editorial team of the inbound gourmet site "SAVOR JAPAN" brings an actual experience of sightseeing in Kamakura.

Strolling along Komachi Street in Kamakura

On this day, they first gather at Kamakura Station and stroll through the popular sightseeing spot "Kamakura Komachi Street"! It is the perfect place to start sightseeing in Kamakura, where they can fully enjoy shopping for souvenirs and eating while walking. Feeling hungry right away, they head to "Wasa Yakura" found on the main street.
[Kamakura Sightseeing] From Slam Dunk Landmarks to Exquisite Gourmet! A Japanese Editor's Travel Diary
It is said to be a restaurant proud of dishes made with freshly caught Shonan whitebait, fresh Kamakura vegetables, and seasonal seafood directly delivered from Misaki Fishing Port. This time, the ordered dish was the kama-age whitebait and salmon bowl (limited time only). The texture of the fresh seafood and the original flavors of the ingredients were exquisite, and it was finished in no time.
[Kamakura Sightseeing] From Slam Dunk Landmarks to Exquisite Gourmet! A Japanese Editor's Travel Diary
At SAVOR JAPAN, reservations can be made for the restaurant "Wasa Yagura." For those who want to enjoy their meal without waiting, advance reservations are recommended!

Wasai Yakura

Open: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm (L.O. 8:00 pm)
Closed: None
Average price: [Dinner] 3,000 JPY
Access: 10-minute walk from the East Exit of Kamakura Station on the JR Yokosuka Line and Shonan-Shinjuku Line / Located in the middle of Komachi-dori Street
Address: 2F, 2-7-28, Komachi, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa Map
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Encounter the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in Temple in Kamakura

Encounter the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in Temple in Kamakura
[Kamakura Sightseeing] From Slam Dunk Sacred Sites to Exquisite Gourmet! A Japanese Editor's Travel Diary
They took the Enoden train from Kamakura Station to Hase Station. After walking about 10 minutes through a charming townscape, the vivid gate of Kotoku-in came into view. Upon entering the temple grounds, the enormous Great Buddha of Kamakura appeared right before them! Its impressive height of over 10 meters and its somewhat sacred atmosphere took their breath away. (An admission fee is required to enter the temple grounds.)

Pilgrimage to the Slam Dunk sacred site in front of Kamakura High School

Pilgrimage to the Slam Dunk sacred site at Kamakura High School Front
[Kamakura Sightseeing] From Slam Dunk Landmarks to Exquisite Gourmet! A Japanese Editor's Travel Diary
They took the Enoden train again from Hase Station and headed to Kamakura High School Front! They were finally able to see the famous railroad crossing from the opening of Slam Dunk, which was very moving. The view of the sea spreading out in front and the scenery of the passing Enoden train is spectacular. (Please be careful as there are restricted areas.)

A walk from Kamakura High School Mae to Enoshima Station

A walk from Kamakura High School Mae to Enoshima Station
After leaving the sacred site of Slam Dunk, the end of the trip was a leisurely walk from Kamakura High School Mae to Enoshima Station. Walking along the sparkling seaside while feeling the sea breeze was the best feeling! Watching the sunset and reflecting on the memories of the trip made for a wonderful time.
How did you find the charm of the ancient city of Kamakura? Kamakura, which shows different faces at each location, offers new discoveries no matter how many times one visits. We hope this article will be a helpful guide for your stroll through Kamakura!
This article was written by AI Translation.

Disclaimer: All information is accurate at time of publication.

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