Meet your guide at your hotel or station.

Travel to Kamakura by comfortable private vehicle or scenic Enoden train if preferred.

Begin at Hasedera Temple, famed for hillside views and tranquil winter gardens.

In January and February, enjoy blooming winter camellias along temple paths.

Visit the 11-faced Kannon statue, explore the cave shrine, and take in panoramic views of the Pacific coast from the observation deck.

Walk to Kamakura’s iconic Daibutsu, a massive open-air bronze Buddha statue.

On clear winter days, capture stunning photos with Mt. Fuji often visible in the background.

Enjoy a peaceful stroll along Yuigahama Beach, quiet in winter.

Spot winter seabirds like black-tailed gulls and herons.

The soothing sounds of waves and open sky create a calming mid-tour break.

Warm up with freshly whisked matcha and a seasonal wagashi (Japanese sweet) at a cozy tea house.

Many offer serene garden views and heated kotatsu seating for added comfort.

Depart Kamakura and head back to Tokyo or your original pickup point, refreshed from a peaceful winter morning by the sea.