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Hostels in Kamakura
1. plat hostel keikyu kamakura wave
plat hostel keikyu kamakura wave
2. BENCH - Hostel
BENCH - Hostel
3. Iza Kamakura Guest House & Bar - Hostel
Iza Kamakura Guest House & Bar - Hostel
4. Kiyaza Kamakura Resort - Hostel
Kiyaza Kamakura Resort - Hostel
5. Ohmachi Junxion - Hostel
Ohmachi Junxion - Hostel
6. AMIGO HOUSE - Hostel
AMIGO HOUSE - Hostel
7. IZA Enoshima Guesthouse&Bar - Hostel
IZA Enoshima Guesthouse&Bar - Hostel
8. Enoshima Guest House 134 - Hostel
Enoshima Guest House 134 - Hostel
9. Beagle Tokyo Hostel and Apartments
Beagle Tokyo Hostel and Apartments
10. Hotel Imalle Yokohama Isezakicho - Hostel
Hotel Imalle Yokohama Isezakicho - Hostel
11. Yokohama Hostel Village Hayashi Kaikan
Yokohama Hostel Village Hayashi KaikanTop neighborhoods in Kamakura
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.
Yuigahama
The Yuigahama neighborhood has lots to see including Yuigahama Beach and Kamakura City Library.
Onarimachi
Kamakura's Onarimachi neighborhood offers attractions including Kamakura Hiking Trails.
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.
Komachi
Kamakura's Komachi neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Komachidori Shopping Street and Kamakura Kitchoan Museum.
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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 Great Buddha and Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine.
