Located not too far outside of Tokyo by train is the historic seaside town of Kamakura, a special place that still echoes of old Japan. With its over-40-foot-tall bronze statue of the Great Buddha, picturesque beaches, friendly locals, slower pace of living, and fantastic photo opportunities, Kamakura is a favorite sightseeing destination. Where the town itself is traditional, the cuisine is often bold, expertly combining European influences with ancient Japanese favorites. For travelers planning to visit this hidden gem, here are 8 essential Kamakura restaurants to add to the itinerary.

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