• Ofuna Nakadori Shopping Street - Visit a traditional Japanese confectionery shop established in 1953 to buy genuine Japanese sweets. Discover special confections recommended by Kamakura, exclusive to this town.
  Additionally, enjoy a walk through a traditional shopping street with a nostalgic vibe. Along the way, stop by a tofu shop and a tea shop, where you can make purchases if desired (purchases are not included in the tour fee). This is a wonderful chance to immerse yourself in Japanese food culture.

• Ofuna Kannonji Temple - The journey concludes at Ofuna Kannon Temple, a symbol of peace and compassion. Marvel at the impressive 25-meter white statue of the Goddess of Mercy and explore the tranquil interior of this sacred site, surrounded by lush greenery and historical allure. Take a moment to relax and savor your wagashi while enjoying the serene atmosphere of the temple grounds.

• Admission fee for Ofuna Kannon Temple
• Snacks

• Additional purchases at the confectionery shop.
• The purchase of necessary items at the shopping street

Explore a historic wagashi (Japanese sweets) shop, established in 1953, where tradition and artistry unite. Marvel at the exquisitely crafted seasonal confections that embody the rich legacy of Japanese sweets. Be sure to seize the chance to buy Kamakura-exclusive delicacies, ideal as a unique souvenir or a delightful treat during your travels.

Then, visit the peaceful Ofuna Kannon Temple, a symbol of peace and compassion. The impressive 25-meter white statue of the Goddess of Mercy invites you into this sacred place. Step inside to explore the serene interior and appreciate the lush greenery that envelops the temple grounds. Unwind and enjoy your wagashi in the tranquil atmosphere, letting the harmony of flavors and the beauty of the surroundings create an unforgettable experience.

These two destinations offer a perfect blend of tradition and serenity, providing a distinctive insight into Kamakura’s cultural and spiritual treasures.

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