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  • Kamakura Chiffon
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    4.0
    10 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 1-13-10
    Fluffy simple chiffon cakes here are so popular that they often sell out before the store closes. There are limited seasonal menus and those who particularly wish to get a cake before they sell out would do well to make a reservation. They also offer a cooking class on baking chiffon cakes.

    テイクアウトでシフォンケーキを購入しましたよ。 外国人の観光客の方にもおすすめの１品です。 様々な味を楽しめるので、ぜひテイクアウトで利用してみてください！！

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  • Kamakura New German Kamakura Eki-mae Main Store
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    3.5
    23 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 1-5-2
    This is a well-established Kamakura western-style sweets shop that is located just across the rotary at Kamakura Station’s east exit. The inside of the shop is full of delicately prepared sweets made from carefully selected ingredients. Their “Kamakura Custar,” a standard popular souvenir in Kamakura, came about from the idea of combining the delicious tastes of a cream puff and a shortcake, and they take such care in producing the treats that they will adjust the amount of honey in the sponge cake depending on the season.

    かまくらボーロは、あじさいをイメージした型で焼いているそうです。 卵とバターの風味豊かな、懐かしいようなお味のお菓子です。

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  • Kamakura Gozan
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    3.0
    9 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi 1435
    A traditional Buddhist vegetarian restaurant located close to the Kencho-ji Temple, one of the “Kamakura Gozan” (Five Mountain Temples of Kamakura). Kenchin-jiru, a soup made by stewing burdock and other vegetables, was originally called “Kencho-jiru” because it was invented at the Kencho-ji Temple. Over the years, the pronunciation became corrupted until it achieved its present name. In addition to Kencho-jiru, diners can enjoy other soups with soba and udon noodles as well as the unique flavors of traditional Buddhist vegetarian cuisine made only with vegetables.

    ご年配ご夫婦が切り盛りしているお店です。 店内は昭和を感じさせる雰囲気で◎。 評価が低いようですが別にそこまで悪くないと個人的には思います。 けんちんそばはシャキシャキしてて美味しかったです。 ご馳走さまでした！

  • Kamakura Beniya Hachimangu-mae
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    4.0
    8 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yukinoshita 1-12-4
    A confectionary shop founded in 1954. All of the shop’s wide variety of sweets are handmade. The kurumikko, made with fragrant caramel and a heaping helping of walnuts sandwiched between two distinctive cake-like wafers, is particularly popular and a Kanagawa Prefecture specialty.

    鎌倉のお土産に「くるみっ子」を頂きました。 贅沢に胡桃が入っていて、歯応えがほど良く、美味しかったです。

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  • Amadokoro Akane
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    5.0
    6 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 2-10-10 Enomoto Building 1F
    A boiled adzuki bean sweet shop located just off of Komachi-dori Avenue a short distance from Kamakura Station. The shop uses Dainagon beans from Tokachi in Hokkaido, renowned for retaining their firm texture. The elegant sweetness of the shop’s treats is popular with men and women of all ages. Come and enjoy tasty boiled adzuki bean sweets!

    カウンター席のみの小さなお店ですが、美味しい「あんこ」が食べたければ、 コチラで「煮あずき 白玉入り」がお勧め！！ 粒の食感がしっかり楽しめ甘さもほどよく本当に美味しかった！！ アップした写真は、通常は白玉が３個なのですが、わけあって一粒よもぎ。 これがまた美味しかったです！

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  • Vegetable Café Sorafune
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    4.5
    6 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Omachi 2-2-2
    A restaurant housed inside a remodeled 100-year old Japanese home located in the Omachi neighborhood. Walk the inviting stone paving leading to the side door and you will find a charming interior that seems to have been transplanted directly from the Taisho period. Sorafune offers a full menu of healthy, body-friendly dishes, such as brown rice and macrobiotic foods made without meat.

    Nice place, little Bit difficult to find in Kamakura. Serve lunchmenu japanese Style. Very friendly Staff and relaxing Atmosphäre. Worth to come here

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  • Mikazukido Kasen
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    4.0
    17 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi 133-11
    At Kasen, a first class Japanese confectioner crafts sweets in line with Kamakura’s distinct seasons. Visitors can also enjoy a cup of tea in the shop. The shop’s Kamakura dorayaki (sweet adzuki beans sandwiched between two soft cakes), baked one at a time on a copper plate and designated Excellent Sweets by Kanagawa Prefecture, are particularly famous. Tasty and sweet dishes like kuzukiri (kudzu starch noodles) and shiratama zenzai (sweet adzuki bean soup with mochi) are offered in the shop’s café corner. Kasen is located a seven-minute walk from Kita-Kamakura Station in the direction of the Kencho-ji Temple.

    北鎌倉駅と建長寺の間にある。 和菓子屋さんだがイートインのテーブル席もある。 どら焼と最中が看板にあるが他にも色々ある。

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  • Yamamoto Gyoza
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Onarimachi 9-6
    A fashionable gyoza restaurant located a three-minute walk from Kamakura Station’s West Exit. A cozy establishment with only counter seating, the restaurant is clean and inviting, making it easy even for women on their own to feel comfortable coming in. Yamamoto’s gyoza, made without nira (garlic chive), garlic, or chemical seasonings, have a delicate flavor that is popular with men and women of all ages. During lunch, the restaurant only offers a pan-fried gyoza and a boiled gyoza special. At night, Yamamoto also operates as an izakaya bar.
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  • Tenuguikafeichigeya
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    4.5
    8 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Sakanoshita 18-5

    We went here for lunch when we stopped by Hase to see the Great Buddha. A local shop owner recommended Ichigeya to us. Its a bit hard to find, so you might want to ask someone familiar with the area...

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  • Kamakura Shokado
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    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi 1340
    A small yet historic Japanese confection shop located along the Kamakura Kaido a one-minute walk from Kita-Kamakura Station. The name of the shop’s meika agari yokan (sweet bean jelly) references the fact that these treats were once presented to the Owari branch of the Tokugawa clan in the Edo period. Made without the use of artificial preservatives or other additives, these yokan have an intermediate texture between soft and hard yokan jellies and are characterized by their elegant flavor. They are also known to sell out as early as before noon. Shokado also sells unique, limited time items from October to May, such as the kuri-iri kojika (steamed castella cake with sweet adzuki beans) and kiku monaka (chrysanthemum wafer cake with sweet bean jam).
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  • Ishikawa Coffee
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    5.0
    8 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi Bright moon valley 197-52
    A specialty coffee roasterie located just beyond the Meigetsu-in Temple in northern Kamakura. The tasteful shop was once a private home and has come to be a symbol of the northern Kamakura area. In addition to roasting and selling coffee beans, the shop also serves as a café, and visitors can come and enjoy a slice of homemade cake together with a cup of Joe.

    北鎌倉の明月院を左に折れた先にある古民家カフェです。如何にも美味しいコーヒーを飲ませてくれそうなご主人と気さくな感じの良い奥さんが、とても居心地の良さを感じさせてくれます。ご主人の目にかなった豆を自家焙煎されており、どのコーヒーを飲んでも間違いなくほんとうに美味しいです。唯一困るのは、ここのコーヒーを飲んでしまうと他のコーヒーが飲めなくなってしまうことです。我が家で飲むコーヒーも全てここの豆のもの...

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  • Mamiana Café
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    3.5
    12 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi 403
    A café situated inside an old private home located close to Kita-Kamakura Station. Easily identifiable by the somewhat strange stone figures standing in front of the entrance, once past these two sentries visitors are asked to order at the counter and then take a seat to wait for its arrival. The second floor boasts high ceilings which create an open atmosphere. There are also sofas to relax on. The antique furnishings help add to the café’s ambience. The lunch beef stew and fruit-filled popovers are particularly popular.

    2階の席につきましたが、4組のみでゆったりと座れました。少し寒い日だったのですが、コロナの換気のせいか、薪ストーブの前に座っても少し寒かったです。シチューをいただきましたが、パンよりご飯の方が良かったかもしれません。パンはいまいちでした。 古民家で素敵な作りだと思います。 会計は先に済ませてあるので、帰る時は誰も出てきて来ないのでご馳走様も言えませんでした。 お水はセルフサービスで、最低限のサービ...

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  • Dankazura Kosuzu
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    4.0
    42 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 2-13-4
    Located along the approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, Dankazura Kosuzu is a charming soba and warabi mochi shop with a swaying willow and looks like it could appear in a historic drama. The shop’s soba is springy and smooth. The warabi mochi starch dumplings are made with rare domestically grown bracken starch, and their chewy yet melt-in-your-mouth texture has delighted many tourists. The shop’s warabi mochi can also be brought home as a souvenir.

    鶴岡八幡宮で初詣の帰り道・・・鎌倉に行くと必ず娘が立ち寄るのが若宮大路沿いにある「段葛 こ寿々（だんかずら こすず）」！ 娘の大好物のこ寿々の「わらび餅」を買いに！ 段葛...

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  • Sabo Kirara
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    4.0
    70 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Onarimachi 16-7
    A café and sweet shop inside a renovated home located in a quiet residential neighborhood an eight-minute walk from Kamakura Station’s West Exit. This famous shop’s anmitsu (syrup-covered sweet bean jam and fruit), topped with giant, chewy shiratama flour dumplings made with your order, is particularly popular, and both Japanese and international tourists alike line up to enjoy it. With selections like the Uji shiratama cream anmitsu, covered with matcha syrup, and Shiratama fruit cream anmitsu, topped with piles of fruit, you’ll have a tough time choosing.

    鎌倉はどこも混雑していて並ぶのが嫌なので平日月曜日に行ってみたが、15寺閉店とドア前に看板がかかっていて驚いた。 早くても17時くらいだと思うし、ネット情報には18時としか出ていない。 騙された気分。駅から離れているし、そこまで甘味目的でもないし2度と行かない。

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  • Teishokuya Shamoji
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    4.0
    22 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Hase 1-15-2
    A set lunch meal restaurant offering fresh fish located along Hase Kannon-dori Avenue. The shop’s most famous item is its extravagant rice bowl special, which includes the titular rice bowl topped with kettle-boiled Japanese anchovy fry and fresh fish as well as two sides, miso soup, and pickled vegetables. The restaurant’s tables are also loaded with a variety of spices and seasonings for patrons to use like aoto soy sauce and sushi vinegar. Patrons are encouraged to add their flavorings of choice before eating.

    Kamakura’s Seafood Bowl(*) is so high-price in this store even thought, Recently, cost of living in Kamakura is increasing. But taste is so-so. * “Kaisen-don” contained Miura island’s sashimi...

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  • Toshimaya Karyo Hatokoji
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 2-9-20
    A café and sweet shop belonging to the Toshimaya chain located a short way off of Komachi-dori Avenue. The shop’s traditional shop curtains and spacious garden exude a distinctive Japanese atmosphere. The shop’s carefully crafted sweets are both beautiful and delicious. Items like the mamekan (sweet adzuki beans and jelly) and anmitsu (syrup-covered bean jam) are decorated with small edible pigeon figures.
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  • Mushinan
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture Yuigahama 3-2-13
    This unusual Japanese café and sweet shop requires visitors to cross the tracks of the Enoshima Electric Railway at Wadazuka Station, despite the lack of a proper railway crossing point. The café’s garden blooms with seasonal flowers such as Japanese apricot, chrysanthemum, and camellias, which, together with the Enoshima Electric Railway running just beyond, creates a stunning bit of scenery. The shop’s mamekan (a sweet dish of peas with kanten jelly) is particularly popular and lovingly prepared with red peas from Hokkaido slowly stewed over three days without breaking the skin. The shop also offers seasonal items such as the summer-only Shiratama azuki (sweet adzuki beans with mochi) and the winter-only inaka shiruko (old fashioned sweet adzuki bean soup) and ankoro mochi (mochi wrapped in sweet adzuki bean paste).
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  • Sum Pastry shop shade Chaya Kamakura Komachi
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 2-2-26
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  • SÔNG BÉ CAFE
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    4.0
    21 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Onarimachi 13-32
    Located approximately three minutes’ walk from Kamakura Station, SÔNG BÉ CAFE has a distinctly Asian ambience thanks to its antique furniture and the warm texture of wood and fabric. The cafe has a relaxed and relaxing atmosphere. Besides authentic Southeast Asian cuisine (prepared by a chef who trained in Southeast Asia), SÔNG BÉ CAFE also offers an impressive range of drinks, desserts, etc. from all over the world.

    Wonderful salads and noodles. Perfect lunch or light dinner. Very very small restaurant - not fancy at all...but the service was friendly and the food fresh and well prepared. Our tour guide was not...

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  • Magokoro café-bar
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Hase 2-8-112F
    Magokoro is a café-bar that has an outstanding location, with an impressive view of the sea off Kamakura. Diners can enjoy dishes made from hemp seeds, a traditional Japanese food that is also a “super-food” with health-giving properties. There is a vegan menu, and Magokoro does its utmost to accommodate diners with food allergies.
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