- 0.1 Kamakura, Enoshima 1 day tour, Hokokuki template ( bamboo temple ), Tsurugaoka-hachiman shrine, Dankazura pathway, Kotokuin temple ( great buddha ),Enoshima bezaiten shrine, Enoshima Iwaya caves in 1 day!
- 0.2 Hokokuji Temple(bamboo temple )
- 0.3 Hokokuji Tea House
- 0.4 Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine
- 0.5 Dankazura Pathway
- 0.6 Kotoku-in Temple / Great Buddha
- 0.7 Enoshima Benzaiten
- 0.8 Enoshima Iwaya Caves
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Kamakura, Enoshima 1 day tour, Hokokuki template ( bamboo temple ), Tsurugaoka-hachiman shrine, Dankazura pathway, Kotokuin temple ( great buddha ),
Enoshima bezaiten shrine, Enoshima Iwaya caves in 1 day!
Our itinerary is below!
Hokokuji Temple(bamboo temple )
Founded: 1334
A quiet Zen temple famous for its beautiful bamboo grove.
Often called “The Bamboo Temple,” it offers a peaceful escape from the busy tourist areas.
Walking through the tall bamboo forest is a unique and calming experience.
Hokokuji Tea House
Established:12th–13th century Zen period
Inside Hokokuji, you can enjoy traditional Japanese matcha green tea while looking at the bamboo garden.
This tea experience reflects Zen culture, where tea drinking is considered a form of meditation.
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine
Founded: 1063 (moved to current location in 1180)
The most important Shinto shrine in Kamakura, dedicated to the samurai god Hachiman.
It was the spiritual center of the Kamakura shogunate and remains a symbol of samurai culture and Japanese history.
Dankazura Pathway
Constructed: 1182
A raised stone pathway leading to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu.
It was built by Minamoto no Yoritomo for safe travel and prosperity.
Today, it is especially famous for cherry blossoms in spring, creating a beautiful tunnel of sakura.
Kotoku-in Temple / Great Buddha
Founded: 1252 (Great Buddha cast)
Home to the iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura, a massive bronze statue about 11 m tall.
It is one of Japan’s most famous landmarks, and visitors can even go inside the statue.
Enoshima Benzaiten
Founded: AD552
A shrine dedicated to Benzaiten, the goddess of music, fortune, and water.
Enoshima has long been a sacred island, attracting pilgrims seeking luck, success, and artistic talent.
Enoshima Iwaya Caves
Formed:AD552
Sea caves carved by waves, historically used by monks for meditation and religious training.
Walking through the caves with candles creates a mysterious and spiritual atmosphere.
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