Yokohama and the Ancient Capital of Japan, Kamakura

Delicious coffee, sweet waffle in the atmosphere of pleasant music. The cafe is open every day except Thursday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

We're starting a tour of the ancient historical town of Kamakura. Kotoku-in is a Buddhist temple known for its "Buddha" - a bronze statue.

Engaku-ji is a huge temple complex with dozens of buildings. It is the second most important monastery in the list of the great Zen Buddhist monasteries of Kamakura. Zen Angakuji Temple was founded in 1282. The temple is surrounded by a beautiful garden, a quiet place, where tourists are slightly less than in other places in Kamakura.

This is the largest and most magnificent temple in Kamakura. It's mandatory to visit! From the ocean to the temple leads an alley of cherry trees, a beautiful sight in spring! The territory of the temple complex is very large. There is a treasury and a museum of contemporary art.

Inexpensive, but delicious cafe. Great choice of desserts, wi-fi, street seats. The cafe is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 9 to 18.

Unusual and interesting aquarium. Tourists like the huge glass tank and camera for deep sea creatures, huge jellyfish, crabs, penguin room. There are various marine animal shows.

For fans of picturesque sunsets, this place is ideal. Quiet and peaceful atmosphere, sounds of waves and wet sand - all you need for a romantic walk.

In the evening we admire the city from the highest observation deck, which is located on one of the top floors of the landmark tower. With an observation morning and afternoon you can even see our favorite mountain Fuji! The elevators there are so fast they're filling in the ears. There's a bar, a souvenir shop.

The end of the evening can be spent in this bar. He works till 10:00 p.m., so it won't be crowded or noisy.