Kamakura
Description:
Kamakura is the city where Zen Buddhism was born. Only an hour drive from Tokyo and you get to a small town, 3 sides protected by mountains. This is one of the most visited by tourists in Japan, a year more than 10 million tourists come to Kamakura.
Here we will see the famous temple of Hachimangu Tsurugaoka, built in honor of the god of war.
Walk along the main street Wakamiya Oji, named after the young prince.
Then we visit the temple of Hase-der, dedicated to the goddess Kannon, here we will see a huge wooden statue of 11 with the head of the goddess Kannon, a statue of Buddha Amid. This complex has a beautiful observation deck overlooking the bay and beautiful flowering hydrangeas (June-July). Our tour will end at the Kotokuin temple, where there is an 11-meter statue of Buddha Amida.
Options.
+ Walk along the coast of Sumida Bay
+ trip to the island of Enoshima, visits to the aquarium
+ visits to the temple-cave of Zenari Benten, the legend says that if you wash money in this cave, they will multiply.