Hakone, Kanagawa to Kamakura, Kanagawa from $6: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Hakone Tozan Railway, Japan Railways (JR)

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1h  38m

Estimated price

$7-25

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57m

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$6-9

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Distance: 56 km

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Hakone Tozan Bus, Various

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1h  40m

Estimated price

$9-28

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57m

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Traveling From Hakone to Kamakura

The journey from Hakone to Kamakura offers a fascinating contrast between Hakone's serene hot springs and scenic mountains and Kamakura's vibrant coastal culture and historic temples.

Best Neighbourhoods in Kamakura

Kamakura boasts diverse neighborhoods, each offering unique attractions and charm.

Hase

• Home to the Great Buddha statue.

• Charming streets lined with cafes and shops.

Kamakura Station Area

• Convenient access to transport options.

• Bustling with dining and shopping opportunities.

Zushi

• Beautiful beaches and stunning sunset views.

• Laid-back vibe with fresh seafood restaurants.

Best Times To Visit Kamakura's Attractions

Planning your visits to Kamakura's attractions can enhance your experience significantly.

Hase-dera Temple

Visit early in the morning for quiet contemplation and fewer visitors.

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

Late afternoon offers stunning light and a more peaceful atmosphere.

Great Buddha of Kamakura

Weekdays, especially in the off-peak seasons, provide a less crowded experience.

Kamakura Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Kamakura experiences a temperate climate with warm summers and mild winters, making spring and autumn the ideal seasons for visitors. Understanding the weather patterns helps you plan outdoor activities and enjoy the city's beauty without unexpected rain or extreme heat.

Dining Recommendation in Kamakura

Try the local specialty, shirasu-don, a rice bowl topped with fresh young sardines, at a charming seaside restaurant like Hanasaki. The vibrant atmosphere and flavors of Kamakura’s coastal cuisine provide a refreshing contrast to the more understated, traditional fare found in Hakone.