Guided Tour of the Mystery of Kamakura by a Journalist

This is a mystical sanctuary known for bringing good fortune in money. It is said that if you wash your coins and bills with the pure water that flows into a cave on the estate, and spend that money significantly, your fortunes will improve and your income will increase. Why don't you try?　 Admission is free. The use of the basket for washing money, incense and candles costs 200 yen (not included in the price of the guided tour).

Small mysterious sanctuary dedicated to a sacred fox. Ceramic figurines of divine foxes, which can be placed in the place of your choice, as well as fox-shaped amulets and dog and cat-shaped figurines are available.

Komachi Street is a busy pedestrian street connecting Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine to JR Kamakura Station. There is a wide variety of shops, cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops. Visitors can explore the culture and flavours of Kamakura by strolling down this vibrant street.

This sanctuary was built as a samurai deity at the end of the 11th century, when warriors began to play a central role in society. It is classified as a national historic site. Many ceremonies are held there throughout the year, including the Kamakura festival in April, the main festival in September, and the release of insects (suzumushi-hōjō-e). A visit allows you to know the elegance of the Kamakura era.