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Hostels in Kamakura

A hallway with wooden shelves and black frames against a textured wall.

A compact room with two beds, a bunk bed, a wooden table, and a wall with a textured design.

A room with a wall featuring a large 'BENCH' text and a pattern of yellow and black shapes. A desk lamp is on the desk.

A bathroom with a single sink and a faucet.

1. BENCH - Hostel

Onarimachi

$41

$45 total

Sep 25 - Sep 26

A modern interior with a long wooden table and chairs, exposed pipes, and a wooden counter with a grid pattern.

A multi-story building with a modern design, featuring large windows and a balcony on the upper floor.

A long wooden bench with chairs, a surfboard leaning against a wall, and a window with blinds.

A dining area with a table set for two, featuring a black slate board with a salad, two glasses of a clear beverage, and a wooden mug.

2. plat hostel keikyu kamakura wave

Yuigahama

$64

$70 total

Sep 30 - Oct 1

A compact room with a bunk bed, a small seating area, and a staircase.

A mirror with a mosaic frame, a wooden table, and a blue hairdryer on a shelf.

A compact room with a bamboo ceiling, a bed with white bedding, and a white fan.

A restaurant with a colorful exterior, a chalkboard menu, and outdoor seating.

3. Ohmachi Junxion - Hostel

Omachi

$39

$42 total

Oct 1 - Oct 2

A brick building with a sign reading "ZAKANAKURA GIN".

A room with a sofa, two tables, a fireplace, and a window with a view.

A cozy room with a brick fireplace, a sofa, a bar area with stools, and a window with artwork.

4. Iza Kamakura Guest House & Bar - Hostel

Sakanoshita

$40

$48 total

Oct 14 - Oct 15

A modern living room with a dark sofa, a small table, and a potted plant. A sliding glass door leads to an outdoor area with a pool.

A backyard with a swimming pool, a covered patio area with chairs and an umbrella, and a staircase leading to a garage.

A modern bedroom with a bed, a window, and a view of the outside.

A cozy living room with a sofa and chairs, a coffee table with board games, and a potted plant.

5. Kiyaza Kamakura Resort - Hostel

Zaimokuza

$140

$154 total

Sep 29 - Sep 30

A wooden deck with three wicker chairs and a tree.

A bedroom with two beds, a bedside table with a plant, and a window with blinds.

A modern dining area with a wooden table, chairs, and potted plants.

A room with a large window, a potted plant, a chair, a table, and a hanging light fixture.

6. AMIGO HOUSE - Hostel

Zushi

$53

$86 total

Sep 29 - Sep 30

A coastal walkway with metal railings and a view of the sea at sunset.

An outdoor seating area with a wooden bench, a small table, and a menu board.

A desk with a MacBook, a keyboard, a mouse, a world map, a cactus, and a potted plant with pink flowers.

A two-story building with a staircase leading to the entrance, a signboard with various amenities, and a well-lit facade.

7. IZA Enoshima Guesthouse&Bar - Hostel

Katasekaigan

$47

$51 total

Sep 25 - Sep 26

A two-story building with a blue balcony, a garage with a blue door, and a nautical-themed sign on the wall.

A room with a bunk bed, a reading area, and wall art.

A compact kitchen with a blue bowl sink, a 'STAFF ONLY' sign, and a small dining area with two chairs and a table.

A brick wall with a wooden staircase leading upwards.

8. Enoshima Guest House 134 - Hostel

Katasekaigan

$44

$53 total

Sep 27 - Sep 28

A hotel room with two beds, a small table, a mirror, and a wardrobe.

A modern room with a flat-screen TV, a white wardrobe, a small table, and two white chairs.

A modern reception area with a black counter, white marble flooring, and a clock on the wall.

9. Hotel Imalle Yokohama Isezakicho - Hostel

Kannai

$31

$38 total

Oct 19 - Oct 20

A building with a neon sign reading "TEPPAN Johnny" and a sign above it that says "BENJAMIN TOKYO".

A compact living space with a dining table, four stools, a microwave, a small refrigerator, and a lamp.

A hotel room with a desk, a chair, a bed, and a mirror.

A hotel hallway with purple-tinted glass doors, numbered room doors, and a carpeted floor.

10. Beagle Tokyo Hostel and Apartments

Haneda

$75

$82 total

Sep 28 - Sep 29

A hotel hallway with wooden doors, numbered room signs, and a checkered floor pattern.

A brick building with a green awning labeled "Hayashi Kaikan" and a sign indicating free Wi-Fi.

A rooftop terrace with a hammock, a table, and a bench.

A room with a wooden wall covered in photos, a table, and a couch.

11. Yokohama Hostel Village Hayashi Kaikan

Naka

$33

$36 total

Oct 6 - Oct 7

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Top neighborhoods in Kamakura

A beach with waves, a pier, and buildings in the background.

A traditional Japanese building with a tiled roof, surrounded by a garden with palm trees and stone lanterns.

Zaimokuza

Zaimokuza Beach delivers postcard-worthy views of Mount Fuji across Sagami Bay's sparkling waters. History buffs can explore the magnificent Hase-dera Temple with its towering wooden Kannon statue and hillside gardens. The nearby Great Buddha sits serenely among ancient trees, offering a peaceful retreat from modern life. Walking paths along the pristine coastline provide perfect spots for quiet contemplation. Traditional ryokans and family-run guesthouses offer authentic stays with tatami rooms and futon bedding. Fresh seafood dominates local menus, with temple vegetarian cuisine available for those seeking lighter fare. Most attractions are within walking distance, though the terrain gets hilly near the temples.

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A coastal scene with a beach, a pier extending into the water, and a hill with buildings and a tower.

A sandy beach with a lighthouse and a hill with buildings in the background.

A wide sandy beach with gentle waves, a distant hill with buildings, and a tall hotel on the right.

A crowded beach with numerous umbrellas and people enjoying the sun.

Koshigoe

Koshigoe charms with its double life as historic harbor and beachside escape. Wander the coastal paths with Enoshima Island views or explore the ancient checkpoint where samurai once stood guard. History buffs can visit the spot where famous poet Basho penned verses about the crashing waves. The working fishing port offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese maritime life without the tourist crowds. Fresh seafood dominates local menus, with restaurants specializing in whitebait bowls caught that morning. Traditional guesthouses and family-run minshuku provide authentic stays with home-cooked meals. Hop on the Enoshima Electric Railway or rent a bicycle to navigate between shrines, beaches, and harbor views.

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A large Buddha statue in a park with cherry blossoms and a stone lantern.

A large seated Buddha statue in a public square surrounded by trees and buildings.

A large bronze Buddha statue with a white flower arrangement in front.

A large Buddha statue with inscriptions, surrounded by visitors and trees.

A traditional Japanese temple with ornate architecture, a stone lantern, and a well-maintained garden.

Hase

Kamakura's Hase neighborhood transports visitors through Japan's Buddhist heritage with its iconic 13th-century treasures. The towering bronze Great Buddha sits serenely in Kotoku-in Temple's courtyard, while Hase-dera Temple cascades down hillsides adorned with jizo statues and seasonal hydrangeas. Narrow pathways lead to ancient shrines where temple bells echo and incense fills the air. Traditional tea houses serve Buddhist vegetarian cuisine and matcha sets until early evening. Most visitors arrive by train from Tokyo (one hour) or Kamakura center (five minutes), then explore the district on foot. Temple gift shops offer authentic religious artifacts, while nearby ryokans provide tatami rooms and cultural experiences for overnight guests.

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A large white statue of a woman with a headdress, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear blue sky.

Ofuna

Ofuna balances two worlds perfectly – it's a bustling transit hub where train lines meet and a peaceful spiritual escape centered around the jaw-dropping 25-meter white Kannon statue. Wander through temple gardens for a breather or hop on frequent trains to explore nearby Tokyo, Yokohama, or historic Kamakura. The neighborhood shows you real Japanese suburban life without the tourist crowds. Local ramen shops and family restaurants cluster around the station with wallet-friendly meals. Business hotels offer practical stays near transportation, while residential streets reveal a mix of modern apartments and traditional homes. Getting around is simple with trains every few minutes and local bus routes connecting you to wherever you need to go.

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Yuigahama

The Yuigahama neighborhood has lots to see including Yuigahama Beach and Kamakura City Library.

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Top landmarks in Kamakura

A beach with people walking along the shore during sunset.

Yuigahama Beach

8.8/10 (113 reviews)

Whether you want to hunt for sand dollars or smell the fresh air, Yuigahama Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from central Kamakura. Catch the sunset by the shore at Zaimokuza Beach, just a short walk away.

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A traditional Japanese temple with red and gold architecture, a large drum, and a person in traditional attire.

Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine

9.0/10 (204 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine— just one of the monuments in Yukinoshita. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area.

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A plate with a poached egg on avocado, garnished with parsley, surrounded by cherry tomatoes and radish slices, and a side of toasted bread.

Komachidori Shopping Street

8.6/10 (168 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Komachidori Shopping Street in Komachi.

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Zaimokuza Beach

8.4/10 (53 reviews)

If you can't wait to get to the beach, you might enjoy a trip to Zaimokuza Beach located 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from central Kamakura. Catch the sunset by the shore at Yuigahama Beach, just a short walk away.

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Great Buddha

9.0/10 (143 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Great Buddha— just one of the monuments in Hase.

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Hasedera

9.4/10 (106 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Hasedera— just one of the monuments in Hase.

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Kamakura Seaside Park

9.0/10 (8 reviews)

Kamakura Seaside Park is worth a pic or two when discovering Yuigahama.

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Kamakura Performing Arts Center

9.0/10 (11 reviews)

Ofuna is home to Kamakura Performing Arts Center, so why not stop by during your stay in Kamakura. If you have fun at Kamakura Performing Arts Center, you'll love Shonandai Cultural Centre Children's Museum and Kanazawa Zoo, both located nearby.

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Learn more about Kamakura

Kamakura is well-known for its temples and seaside while attractions include Kamakura City Library and Komachidori Shopping Street. This beachside city has something for everyone including sights like Zeniarai Benten Shrine and Great Buddha.

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About the destination

Spend time at the beach, as well as appreciating the temples in Kamakura. Learn about the local heritage of Kamakura at landmarks like Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine and Hongaku-ji Temple. Check out other sights like Kamakura City Library and Komachidori Shopping Street.