Kamakura’s beaches woo tourists
Mar 19, 2020
Kamakura (Japan), Mar 19 (ANI): Kamakura is a coastal town in Kanagawa Prefecture, and is popular its beach and provides visitors a glance into Japan’s extensive past, with many temples, shrines and other historical monuments. One of the biggest indicators of this history is the monument of Great Buddha, which stands at 11.4 meters tall and weighs 121 tonnes. This icon is one of the most famous statues in Japan and is often termed as a national treasure. Another attraction in Kamakura is Komachi Street. It is located near the station. There are hundreds of shops, cafes and restaurants along the street. It’s the best place to eat out and shop for souvenirs. A lot of shops offer snacks which you can enjoy while exploring the place. This beach is a hotspot for residents and tourists all year round. Yuigahama Beach is a 3.2 km long beach located at the south coast in Kamakura City. It can be accessed from Kamakura station after walking for 20 minutes. It is a paradise for surfers during all seasons. Some tourists enjoy horse riding on the beach. Kamakura is a great place to experience traditional Japan by the seaside and it’s just an hour away from Tokyo.
