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A rare chance to explore the former home of writer Nobuko Yoshiya, a beautifully preserved modern sukiya-style residence designed by Isoya Yoshida. Learn about its architecture, history, access, and 2026 opening dates.

If held in 2026, the Kamakura Beach Festa will celebrate its 25th edition, marking a significant milestone for one of Kamakura’s most beloved seaside events.

The Former Kachō-no-miya Residence, a 1929 Western-style villa with a French garden, opens to the public on April 8–9. Explore its elegant interiors, historic architecture, and nearby temples in Kamakura.

Discover the best cherry blossom spots in Kamakura—from Engaku-ji and Kenchō-ji to Hase, Kamakurayama, and Zaimokuza. Explore area-by-area highlights and recommended walking routes for the perfect spring visit.

Walked all seven historic kiridoshi passes of Kamakura in one day—Gokurakuji, Daibutsu, Kewaizaka, Kamegayatsuzaka, Kobukurozaka, Nagoe, and Asaina. Explore their history, scenery, and ancient defensive role.

Kamakura is full of shrines and temples with plum blossoms. Their long bloom season lets you enjoy flowers across the city, creating wonderful memories and photos even in just one day.

Experience the 2026 Setsubun Festival in Kamakura with bean‑throwing ceremonies at Kencho‑ji, Hasedera, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, and Kamakuragu. Learn schedules, tips, and the best route to enjoy this traditional spring event.

Walking the Enoden line from Kamakura to Fujisawa offers sea views, historic sites, scenic parks, and unique local experiences along the 12 km route.