SIGHTSEEING

100 meters north of Hase Station and across Shugenji is the main shop of a bean confectionery. It was founded in 1954 as a wholesale peanut ...more read

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• Kamakura

This gift shop is known as a ”harmony” spot that sells Japanese-style miscellaneous goods, Japanese sweets, souvenirs, and other beautiful g...more read

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• Kamakura

In front of the daibutsu (large Buddha statue) gate, there is an impressive souvenir shop. In addition to tourist souvenirs such as daibutsu...more read

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• Kamakura

This specialty art shop is composed of 3 stores. “Takiya Art” has Oriental art such as paintings, antiques, Chinese pottery, and tea ceremon...more read

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• Kamakura

This Japanese craft shop centers around ceramics and is located near Tsuruoka Hachimangu. It consists of two stores, “Pottery Spot” and “Wou...more read

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• Kamakura

This specialty shop in Kamakura sells Chuusen dyed hand towels. It consists of two stores, the “Wakamiya-oji Store” and the “Two Torii Store...more read

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• Kamakura

This is a store specializing in chopsticks. It seems that the owner started the shop because of his desire to see many wonderful tools and c...more read

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• Kamakura

This a small mall on the way to Hasekannon and Hase-dera from the Enoshima Electric Railway Hase Station. There is a souvenir shop and an ap...more read

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• Kamakura

This bamboo specialty shop is a 5 minute walk from the east exit of Kamakura Station. In addition to flower baskets and confectioneries, the...more read

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• Kamakura