Experience the enchanting beauty of Kamakura's historic shrines and temples, illuminated against the night sky.
A serene temple with beautiful gardens and views of the sea, especially stunning in the morning light.
A small but impressive museum housing many of Kamakura's most important cultural artifacts.
A magical evening experience with many of Kamakura's historic shrines and temples beautifully illuminated.
A sweet bun filled with red bean paste, often eaten for breakfast.
Hand-rolled sushi filled with vinegared rice, seafood, and vegetables.
Grilled skewers of chicken, often served with a sweet soy sauce glaze.
A historic cafe serving traditional Japanese breakfast since 1931.
A renowned sushi restaurant with a history dating back to 1913.
A historic cafe serving French-inspired Japanese cuisine since 1932.
Handcrafted from local gourds, these lanterns are a traditional symbol of Kamakura's temples and shrines.
Kamakura's pottery is known for its unique glaze and simple, elegant designs, often featuring local motifs like waves and cranes.
Bamboo products, such as chopsticks and fans, are a traditional craft in Kamakura, showcasing the skill of local artisans.
Kamakura's weather can be unpredictable, especially during evenings when the illuminations are on.
Visitors will be doing a lot of walking between shrines and temples.
To keep your phone powered for taking photos and using navigation apps.
Thurston Fort, a historic monument in Kannur, Kerala, offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and the Mappila Bay.
A secluded, pet-friendly beach with a historic lighthouse, offering stunning sunsets and wildlife viewing.
Nestled in the Himalayas, Shikari Devi Temple is a serene and picturesque place of worship dedicated to Goddess Shikari, an incarnation of Goddess Durga.