Discover the special Kamakura in just 3 hours! Experience Japan's most famous temples and shrines, including Kotokuin (Great Buddha) in Kamakura. The 14-meter-high Daibutsu (Great Buddha of Kamakura) in Kotokuin Temple is a sight... More

Come explore Kamakura with me! As a local guide who’s passionate about this beautiful town, I’ll show you all the must-see spots—temples, hidden gems, and stunning views. We’ll ride the famous Enoden train, which is a fun ... More

You will make two rice balls guided by an experienced food journalist before tasting sake. You will learn about Japanese food and drink culture from the sake bar owner and the food journalist. You can enjoy the cozy atmosphere o... More

We will visit two of Kamakura's famous shrines and temples for a walk. You can learn the traditional Japanese way of praying, and even try your luck at Omikuji! If the weather is nice, you can enjoy the beautiful view from the obs... More

Join a 2.5-hour guided tour of Kamakura, Japan’s first warrior capital. Visit the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, explore the lively Komachi Street, and enjoy a scenic Enoden tram ride to the Great Buddha of Kamakura. Discover Kam... More

Our 2-day tour offers a unique blend of cultural immersion and expert guidance, making for an unforgettable experience. Explore Kamakura’s hidden gems, including the serene Sasuke Inari Shrine, the enchanting Zeniarai Benzaiten ... More

Visit a historic wagashi (Japanese sweets) shop, founded in 1953, where tradition and craftsmanship come together. Admire the beautifully crafted seasonal confections that reflect the rich heritage of Japanese sweets. Don’t miss... More

All of our guides choose to live in and around Kamakurabecause they truly love this historic and scenic town. Let us create the perfect experience for you—whether you prefer a suggested itinerary, a fully customized tour, or a ... More

The History of Karaoke: The concept of karaoke dates back to the early 1970s in Japan. The word "karaoke" (カラオケ) comes from "kara" (空), meaning "empty," and "oke" (オケ), short for "orchestra." This literally translat... More