Kamakura

Made a short trip to Kamakura, the old capital of samurai warriors.

Yokohama station

Transit at Yokohama station. More than an hour have passed already since I left home.

Narita Express

Narita Express connects Narita Aiport and major stations. It looks pretty cool.

Yokosuka line

This is the train I took. Another 30 minutes ride to Kita Kamakura station.

Kita Kamakura station

It's so tiny that it doesn't even have a wicket gate.

Engakuji (1282~)

Myōkōhi (myōkō pond)

The pond is full of of algae but it's been there since at least 1335.

Tea house

Ō gane (big bell)

It is a national treasure. Well, nothing special just old as usual.

Tōkeiji (1285~)

Senjafuda (stickers)

Sazare-ishi

It looks like a construction slag but a natural rock. The same type of rock appears in the Japanese national anthem.

Enoden bus stop

Kenchoji (1253~)

Sitting on a bench under this gate was the best part of this trip. Breeze was so nice.

Triforce

Is this a tunnel? It looks like pointless.

Tsuruoka Hachimangu (1063~)

This shrine is supposed to be one of the most popular ones in Japan. Compared with Ise and Atsuta, it looks so cheap. I hate so many guard men are around.

Kamakura Station

I stayed there for only three hours and visited three temples and one shrine. Kamakura has too many places to see in a day or two. I have to go back to see the giant Buddha (when it's not too hot).

I lost 1.5kg during this trip.