SIGHTSEEING

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

• SHOPPING
• 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

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

This shop sells wooden toys and other wooden products, and is set up in front of Tsuruoka Hachimangu. Their toys can be enjoyed by newly bor...more read

• SHOPPING
• Kamakura

This resort hotel is located on the Miura Peninsula. They have a meeting room and a training facility for enterprises, and health promotion ...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Miura

This is a bicycle rental shop. They have sports bikes such as road bikes, flat bar road bikes, electric bikes, and mopeds. Miura’s coastline...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Miura

Ferries and fishing boats go to and from Miura Peninsula and Jogashima. The solitary island harbor is close to the breakwater and is a famou...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Miura

This museum exhibits the folk performing art of “Chakkirako” that is only danced by women to pray for abundant fishing and good harvesting d...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

This temple is part of the Soto sect. The founder was the military commander Miura Yoshioki, and the temple is known as the Miura family’s p...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

This temple is part of the Rinzai sect of the Myoshinji school. The Kamakura shogunate’s first shogun, Minamoto no Yoritomo, built the “Saku...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura