• Jochiji Temple - A quiet and serene Zen temple surrounded by forest, the Jochiji temple was built in 1281 by Hojo Tokoyori, a leader of the Kamakura Shogunate, in order to honour his son who had died young. It is nice to stroll through the grounds of this temple, enjoying the lush flowerbeds and bamboo groves. Remember to rub the belly of the statue of Hotei, as this is said to bring you good fortune.

• Professional guide
• Landing and/or facility fees

• Food and drink
• Public transportation
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (Available for an extra fee)
• Private transportation

Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Kamakura is a city steeped in centuries of spiritual devotion and military history. Once a bastion of the samurai and a hub of religious activity, this coastal treasure remains one of Japan’s most cherished destinations, rich with temples, culture, and serene natural beauty.
From majestic Buddha statues to sacred shrines, tranquil beaches, and vibrant local streets, Kamakura invites visitors to immerse themselves in its deeply ingrained traditions.

・Explore ancient temples set amidst nature and engage in traditional Japanese practices
・Admire the Great Buddha and other iconic religious statues that have endured through the ages
・Stroll along Kamakura’s coastline, the nearest beach retreat from the city and a beloved spot for locals

• Please add 8000 yen per person to the tour price for hotel pick up
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• Tour duration can be extended at a rate of 1,000 yen per person, per half hour, payable in cash.
• You will walk at least 5 km including a mountain pass. So please wear shoes that are easy to walk in.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.