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Kamakura Asaichi (Kamakura Morning Market)
At the main entrance of Kamakura Park Hotel along the sea-shore located bit away from the center of Kamakura, the morning market is held once a month and the most popular item there is Shirasu(young sardines). Other than Shirasu, there are Kamakura’s branded fishery products; Kamakura’s shrimp, turban shell, octopus, branded vegetables and also Kamakura Park Hotel’s special side dishes. Open season is Between April-July and October-December, and will start selling from 10.00 AM.
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- Kamakura Asaichi (Kamakura Morning Market)
| ADDRESS | 33-6 Sakanoshita, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture (Kamakura Park Hotel Mae) |
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| TEL | 0467-22-3403 (Kamakura Fishery Cooperatives) |
| BUSINESS HOURS | 10:00-Close as soon as products are sold out |
| REGULAR HOLIDAY | ※Hold on the 1st Sunday between April-July and October-December |
| ACCESS | 12 minute walk from Enoshima Den-tetsu「Hase」station. Approximately 23 minutes from Yokohama-Yokosuka Road 「Asahina IC」 |
| PARKING LOT | Available |
| HP | http://sea.ap.teacup.com/jf-kamakura/ |
| REMARKS | It will be canceled in case of stormy weather. |
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