Evening walk around seaside town of Kamakura, Japan • 4K HDR
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From the guide “Getting Around Kamakura Without a Car: Choose One Cluster, Then Use the Railway”: Kamakura can be planned around railway arrivals, walking and local public transport without renting a car. Start by choosing the cluster you want to explore: the Kamakura Station area, Hase and Yuigahama, or Kita-Kamakura.
From the guide “Kamakura Travel Guide: Shrine, Great Buddha and Hase”: Kamakura is easier to plan when you treat it as two separate sightseeing areas: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu near Kamakura Station, and the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in together with Hasedera around Hase.
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