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Kamakura is a coastal city in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. There are many historical and cultural sites, including several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A prime attraction is the Great Buddha at Kotokuin Temple, and visitors can explore the ancient Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, the oldest of Kamakura’s shrines and home to a five-story pagoda. Nature lovers can take a stroll in the picturesque Hasedera Temple, boasting a sprawling garden and brilliant views of the ocean, or visit the nearby Enoshima and its shrines, beaches and observation deck. In more modern attractions, try the new and innovative Zaimokuza Beach pier with its observation tower and a great view of the ocean, and don’t miss the unique experience of driving a go-kart around Kamakura old streets. Take your time to explore the many delicious local small eateries, Japanese sake and freshly made treats from the local vendors. Kamakura offers something for everyone, from culture to nature, history, art and delicious food.