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Japan, located in East Asia, is an extraordinarily beautiful island nation famed for its diverse blend of centuries-old traditions and cutting-edge technology. Known for its impressive cluster of skyscrapers in Tokyo, the ancient temples and geishas of Kyoto, the mesmerizing cherry blossoms in Hakone, and the delectable sushi and ramen, Japan offers a wealth of unrivaled experiences. The country is renowned for its impressive Shinkansen, or bullet trains, that deliver travelers across its four main islands while providing breathtaking scenic views. Japan also stands out for its respect for nature, which is reflected in its numerous stunning gardens and gorgeous Mount Fuji, a dormant volcano and the country's highest peak.

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Located just south of Tokyo, Kamakura is a delightful and charming coastal town in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, renowned for its rich historical heritage. Visitors revel in exploring the vast proliferation of ancient Zen temples and Shinto shrines, including the iconic bronze statue of the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), Hasedera Temple, known for its towering eleven-headed Kannon statue and lush garden overlooking the sea, and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, an integral part of Kamakura's identity. This city, often dubbed the 'Kyoto of Eastern Japan”, delivers breathtaking vistas of cherry blossom in spring and brightly colored leaves in autumn—a marvel for nature enthusiasts—while surfers can ride the waves at the local Yuigahama Beach. Kamakura's dynamic blend of history, natural beauty, and cultural wonder, makes it an excellent travel destination.

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Kamakura is a beautiful city. It has a lot of Temples that you can go and visit. I highly suggest the Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku-jinja Shrine and the Sasuke inari Shrine. Beautiful places a little bit removed and not alot of people. You can easily go to Kamakura as a daytrip from tokyo but It would not hurt to spend two days in this beautiful city. There is so much to see.

I made a day trip to the highlights of the city but I will definitely come back because is beautiful and so peaceful, the beach, the food, the bamboo sites and their people made an unique experience. I highly recommend the tea ceremony!

Alejandra

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