Kamakura Historical Discovery

Kamakura is home to the famous Great Buddha, one of Japan's most iconic Buddhist statues, symbolizing peace and tranquility — but there is so much more to discover beyond this beloved landmark.
From well-known temples to hidden gems, the area is filled with serene gardens and a peaceful atmosphere that invites you to slow down and breathe. In early summer, the temples come alive with stunning hydrangeas, making it one of the most beautiful times to visit.

For those wishing to deepen their experience, joining a Zen meditation session is also available. (pre-reservation required)

Every temple and shrine in Kamakura has a unique story to tell — and knowing the history behind each place makes the experience all the more memorable.
Tokeiji Temple, with over 600 years of history, once served as a sanctuary for women seeking refuge — a concept that may resonate with the role of churches in Western history.
At Zeniarai Benten Shrine, visitors wash their money in the sacred spring water, believing it will multiply their wealth. Why not give it a try?

This mystical and charming island is a place of spiritual wonder. Three ancient shrines, are believed to possess mysterious powers — drawing pilgrims and curious visitors alike.
Venture into the Iwaya Cave, where ancient beliefs and the mysteries of nature come alive in the most captivating way.
On a clear day, the observation deck offers breathtaking panoramic views of Mt. Fuji, while a leisurely stroll along the coastline is the perfect way to enjoy the refreshing sea breeze.

While Kamakura represents the age of the Samurai, Yokohama tells a story of Japan's modernization.
The city's historic Western-influenced architecture reflects an era when Yokohama served as Japan's gateway to the outside world, welcoming merchants, cultures, and ideas from across the globe. Nowhere is this more vibrant than in Chinatown, with over 600 shops and restaurants lining its bustling streets.
For those seeking tranquility, Sankeien Garden offers a serene escape.
As the sun sets, its stunning waterfront night views are among the most beautiful in Japan.

Kamakura Komachi Street, leading up to the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, is a vibrant strip lined with street food and unique souvenir shops. For fresh local seafood, Enoshima Island is the perfect spot to indulge.

In Yokohama's Chinatown, the options are endless — from lively street vendors to cozy restaurants, there's something to satisfy every craving.
The Ramen Museum is a must for noodle lovers, showcasing the best regional ramen from across Japan.
For a fun experience the whole family will love, the Cup Noodle Museum lets you create your very own customized cup noodles. (Reservations required)

1. Please confirm your reservation by clicking the “BOOK” button. Then select your preferred date, number of guests, and enter the required details to complete your booking.

2. Our customer support team will get back to you within 1–2 business days to confirm the details and discuss your tour.
As our tours are fully customized, we kindly ask you to choose 4 to 5 activities from our list or simply share your interests (such as culture, history, shrines, temples, art, crafts, etc.), and we’ll be happy to suggest an itinerary tailored to you.

3. Enjoy Your Day!
On the tour day our guide and driver will meet you at your hotel, ready to escort you through your tailored day and ensure a seamless, enjoyable experience.

For our "1 Day Tour", we set our cancellation policy as below:

1. More than 7 days prior to the tour date: 100% refund (a 3% processing fee applies)
2. Less than 7 days before the tour day: 50% refund
3. Less than 2 days before the tour day: No refund
*"tour day" defines based on our local Japanese time.

Rescheduling Charge:
Please be aware that if you wish to reschedule within six days of the tour date, a rescheduling charge of approximately 30% may be applied for the extra resource and to compensate our staff for keeping the date for you.