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The Kamakura Beach Bon Odori Festival offers a lively celebration of traditional Japanese folk dances by Sagami Bay. Enjoy performances, local monks, and family-friendly fun in this unforgettable seaside event.
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Jufukuji Temple, one of Kamakura’s five great Zen temples, offers a deep spiritual experience. Founded by Masako and led by Eisai, it’s a serene site with a beautiful entrance, perfect for Zen enthusiasts.
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Jomyoji Temple is a peaceful Zen temple in eastern Kamakura. Founded by the Ashikaga family, it features a serene garden, a statue of Buddha, and a charming teahouse. Explore its rich history and beauty.
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Jochiji Temple, one of Kamakura’s great Zen temples, offers a peaceful atmosphere and rich history. Founded in 1283, it’s perfect for reflection, with beautiful gardens, caves, and a nearby hiking trail.
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Hokokuji Temple, a hidden gem in Kamakura, is renowned for its tranquil bamboo grove and samurai history. Explore its beautiful bamboo paths, historic buildings, and enjoy matcha at the peaceful tea house.
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Hasedera Temple, a stunning Jodo sect temple, is home to a towering 9.18-meter Kannon statue. Enjoy scenic views, a peaceful garden, and explore the Kannon Museum, featuring sacred treasures and sculptures.
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The Harakiri Yagura is a historical site marking the suicide of Hōjō Takatoki in 1333, signaling the end of the Kamakura Shogunate. Visit this solemn site to honor the samurai and its rich history.
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Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kamakura's most important shrine, offers a spiritual journey through history. Walk under torii gates, explore gardens, ponds, and visit the museum showcasing historical treasures.
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The Great Buddha of Kamakura (Kamakura Daibutsu) is a stunning 11.4-meter bronze statue of Amida Buddha at Kotokuin Temple. A must-see for visitors, it symbolizes resilience and Japan’s rich heritage.
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The Gionyama Hiking Course in Kamakura connects Yagumo Shrine with the Harakiri Yagura cave tomb. A 30-minute trail offering scenic views and a mix of history and nature, perfect for a short hike.
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