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    Sep 14 - Sep 17

    Premium Apart MONday HAMAMATSUCHO Station + Flight

    Minato
    3 nights
    4.0 star property
    9.6/10 - Exceptional (45 reviews)
    "It was a nice clean stay in Tokyo."
    Reviewed August 5, 2026
    Roundtrip • Sapporo (CTS) - Tokyo (HND)
    CTS - NRT • Nonstop NRT - CTS • Nonstop
    ￥126,799
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    Premium Apart MONday HAMAMATSUCHO Station
  • SORA - Sky - Japanese modern style Room with Private Roof Balcony, Non Smoking | In-room safe, WiFi (free), bed sheets
    Sep 20 - Sep 23

    TABI UENO + Flight

    Taito
    3 nights
    4.0 star property
    9.8/10 - Exceptional (81 reviews)
    "Fantastic place in the heart of Ueno and a short walk to everything."
    Reviewed August 5, 2026
    Roundtrip • Fukuoka (FUK) - Tokyo (HND)
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    ￥301,779
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    Sep 17 - Sep 20

    MONday Apart Premium Ueno Okachimachi + Flight

    Ueno
    3 nights
    4.0 star property
    9.4/10 - Exceptional (663 reviews)
    Roundtrip • Fukuoka (FUK) - Tokyo (HND)
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    ￥210,819
    ￥77,276
    per traveler
    found 1 day ago
    MONday Apart Premium Ueno Okachimachi
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    Sep 19 - Sep 22

    Premium Apart MONday GINZA EAST + Flight

    Chuo
    3 nights
    4.0 star property
    9.6/10 - Exceptional (218 reviews)
    "It was very good for three of us with two beds. Hosts were very helpful getting us Taxi’s and with directions to stores and restaurants."
    Reviewed August 4, 2026
    Roundtrip • Osaka (KIX) - Tokyo (HND)
    KIX - NRT • Nonstop NRT - KIX • Nonstop
    ￥249,629
    ￥92,256
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    Sep 17 - Sep 20

    MONday Apart Premium GINZA SHINTOMICHO + Flight

    Chuo
    3 nights
    4.0 star property
    9.4/10 - Exceptional (544 reviews)
    "Amazing Hotel, impecable , washer and dryer , we were 4 and a lot of space , full kitchen, one block from the metro station, the staff friendly , helpful all the time and with a sense of respect never seen before in another country, what amazing trip to Japan , A+++++ we will be back"
    Reviewed August 5, 2026
    Roundtrip • Fukuoka (FUK) - Tokyo (HND)
    FUK - NRT • Nonstop NRT - FUK • Nonstop
    ￥179,820
    ￥67,780
    per traveler
    found 1 day ago
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Where to stay in Kamakura

Find the best Kamakura areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Kamakura
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Zaimokuza

Zaimokuza blends coastal beauty with ancient heritage in this tranquil Kamakura neighborhood. The pristine beach offers stunning views of Mount Fuji across Sagami Bay. Wander peaceful streets lined with traditional Japanese homes away from urban bustle. Historic temples define this area's character. Hase-dera Temple welcomes visitors with its towering wooden Kannon statue and hillside gardens. The nearby Great Buddha sits serenely among ancient trees. Temple bells and ocean waves create a soothing soundtrack throughout this authentic Japanese coastal community.

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Koshigoe

This historic coastal district preserves the essence of a traditional Japanese fishing village. Koshigoe Harbor stretches along Sagami Bay with wooden piers and weathered fishing boats. The neighborhood connects to Japan's feudal past through sites like the ancient Koshigoe Checkpoint ruins. Along the waterfront promenade, visitors can stroll with stunning views of Enoshima Island. Katase Higashihama Beach offers seaside relaxation while temples and shrines dot the hillsides. Literary enthusiasts appreciate the monument to famous haiku poet Matsuo Basho who once wrote about these crashing waves.

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Hase

Step into Kamakura's Hase neighborhood where ancient temples and spiritual heritage create a timeless Japanese experience. The 13th-century bronze Great Buddha sits majestically in Kotoku-in's peaceful courtyard. Nearby, Hase-dera Temple cascades down hillsides with thousands of stone jizo statues and stunning seasonal hydrangeas. Traditional tea houses serve authentic Buddhist vegetarian cuisine amid serene temple gardens. Narrow, contemplative streets connect sacred sites where temple bells echo across the landscape. Morning brings local worshippers while afternoon welcomes respectful visitors, maintaining the district's perfect balance of active worship and thoughtful tourism.

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Ofuna

Ofuna connects travelers with its major transit hub and iconic white Buddhist statue. This authentic Japanese neighborhood balances quiet residential streets with excellent railway connections. The towering Ofuna Kannon Temple creates a dramatic focal point against surrounding green hills. Temple grounds offer peaceful gardens for contemplation while local shops and eateries cluster near the station. Trains depart frequently to Tokyo, Yokohama and Kamakura. The neighborhood maintains its genuine suburban Japanese character with minimal tourist infrastructure beyond the temple.

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Kamakurayama

When in Kamakurayama, you can plan a visit to Hasedera and Gokurakuji Temple, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.

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Yuigahama Beach

8.8/10 (113 reviews)
Yuigahama Beach stretches along Kamakura's coast, offering pristine sands and mountain views just an hour from Tokyo. Surf the gentle waves or stroll at sunset when Mount Fuji appears on clear horizons.

What to do in Kamakura

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Kamakura Hotel Deals

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Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
4.0 star property
0.5 km from Kamakura
9.6 out of 10, Exceptional, (1,001 reviews)
"Love this hotel, close proximity to everything in Kamakura. Train station is less than a 5 minute walk and all of the shopping is near by. You won’t be disappointed. I gave a 3 form amenities because there are only 2 washing machines with built in dryers and there was always a line to use them."
The price is ￥24,119
￥26,531 total
Aug 30 - Aug 31
Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
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Things to do in and around Kamakura

Shopping

Kamakura offers a delightful shopping experience. Explore Komachidori Shopping Street for local gifts and souvenirs. If you’re up for a drive, visit Mitsui Outlet Park Yokohama Bayside, just 11.3km away, for a wider selection of brands and family-friendly entertainment.

Recreation

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Yokohama Stadium for exciting sports events, enjoy captivating performances at Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, and unwind in the serene surroundings of Hiratsukashi Park, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation amidst nature.

Adventure

Hakkeijima Sea Paradise is an exhilarating waterpark offering thrilling rides and family-friendly attractions, located 9.7km from Kamakura. For nature enthusiasts, explore the Kamakura Hiking Trails and Ten-en Hiking Course Trailhead, both showcasing stunning outdoor scenery and adventurous pathways right in the area.

Nightlife

Kamakura's nightlife offers a blend of tranquility and excitement. Enjoy a drink at the stylish Café Kamakura or explore the laid-back vibe at the local izakayas. For a unique experience, visit the beachside bars where you can soak in the ocean breeze while mingling with locals.

Find the best attractions in Kamakura

Kamakura is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families, offering a blend of scenic beauty and cultural experiences. Visitors can explore its famous urban parks, temples, and shrines, including notable sites related to the Kamakura shogunate. With a variety of attractions, Kamakura caters to those seeking both cultural immersion and outdoor adventures, making it a popular tourist destination in Kanagawa Prefecture.

  • Yuigahama Beach: Experience the laid-back beach vibes at Yuigahama Beach, where you can relax on the sandy shores, take a refreshing swim, or enjoy water sports. The picturesque views of the coastline and nearby mountains provide a perfect backdrop for a day of leisure.
  • Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine: Immerse yourself in the rich culture at Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine, a historic site adorned with beautiful architecture and serene gardens. Participate in traditional rituals, admire the vibrant seasonal festivals, and learn about the local Shinto practices.
  • Great Buddha: Marvel at the Great Buddha, an iconic symbol of Kamakura. This monumental bronze statue stands majestically, inviting visitors to reflect on its spiritual significance and the artistry behind its creation, all while enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Best time to go to Kamakura

The best time to visit Kamakura can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Kamakura falls in August, when visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly sunny with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Kamakura falls in January, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly sunny with light rain.

Tips to save on your trip to Kamakura

  • Take advantage of package deals on Expedia and combine flights, hotels, or car rentals for a convenient and cost-effective trip to Kamakura.
  • Consider traveling during the off-peak season (typically January to February and September) for more affordable package holidays to Kamakura.
  • Use the Price per traveler filter on Expedia to find a package deal that suits your budget.
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