Komachi-dori Street

There are Japanese street food, restaurant, snack & dessert, drinks, and souvenirs selling here. The time I visited was week day but it's crowded with a lot of school students. Seem, they were coming for outside activity. However, it's good which made a feeling of lively walking street. Really enjoy eating and sightseeing here!!

many street food and restaurants along the way so don’t miss this place if u’re a foodie like me ahaha. u can basically find all u need here too (souvenir stores, bookstore, pharmacy, boutique, anime merch…) quite a crowd.

relatively expensive parking nearby. cheapest one i found would be 500 yen per hour, tho not lots of parking spots available. if u’re staying for longer, would recommend finding car park that offers max fee after (usually) 3 hours.

Nice walking street. Lots and lots of food, snacks and dessert of all sort. Shops start closing around 5pm (some opened until a bit later). Many shops also give 50% discount from 5pm onwards for snacks that need to be eaten on same day. The shrine is at the end of this street.

Fun and enjoyable street in Kamakura. Kamakura is a quiet, small city, but this street seems alive, and crowds with many people. There are many things to do and eat and buy. Watch my clip

when in kamakura, stop by here. it is around 30-min walk from kotoku-in or a few bus stops away. the street is lined with nice shops, restaurants and snacks. at the end of the street theres a bus/taxi station. theres also a catholoc church near by.

What a lovely spot
You need to go to the second floor to discover this old school Gem

The decoration Renegade is a great feeling the sensation of being in home of your grandmother for an afternoon tea, coffee and cake ,
We had ,2 great espressos
1 delicious pour over
1 cheese cake
And the Mont blanc cake based on chestnut 🌰.

All together a very cute place for a warm drink and a cake about the famous street

A very popular tourist street and one of the highlights of Kamakura. Lined with a variety of shops and restaurants, the walking track in between the lines of trees takes you to the center of activity in the areas including Kamakura Museum of History & Culture, Muryoju-in Temple, Eisho-ji Temple - all located in it next to Genjiyama Park.

Small walking street full of restaurants, cafes, and shops right outside Kamakura train station - East Exit. Definitely worth to visit and stroll along the street on the way to Tsurufaoka Hachimangu.

The street was filled with nice cute souvenirs and food for the tourists and children alike!

Mandarin Orange frappuccino and other pictures near Komachi Street and Kamakura station.

I was so satisfied with here, Kamakura City!!
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Just next to Kamakura eki, best shopping street which takes you to shrines and other eateries. Must visit

Main outdoor shopping street in Kamakura. Selection included savory food, desserts (lots of ice cream and pudding), snacks, Japanese ceramics and accessories - overall has something for everyone. Worth spending some time walking around and having lunch here when in Kamakura. Can get crowded with tourists so remember to keep left!

Happening streets with lots of street food here.
Don’t miss out the giraffa curry bread. Eat it while is hot. I went on the rainy day, perhaps that’s makes the bread taste great.

I really enjoyed walking down this street, as there is lots of food shops and merchandise stuff too. They even have a studio ghibli store down at the front entrance. Also there are a surprising amount of animal cafes for owls, cats, dogs, hedgehogs, and even pigs

Right by the kamakura JR station. The place has been my favorite to drop by. Lots of good street food. I kid you not every single thing I got here tasted so good. I wanna take all these shops home. Gonna miss this little fun street.

Attractive shopping street near the Kamakura Station. Food, craft and other curiosity can be bought all the way. Up North you'll find some museums as well as the Tsurugaoka Shrine amongst others. Avoid rush hours as the street is rather narrow.

Amazing street with many shops and restaurants/cafes I recommend you walk around then go to Ruru Kamakura! It’s a must!

Entire Street has lots of F&B business. It is located right beside Kamakura Station. You will definitely find something you need or want. Unsheltered, so please bring an umbrella with you when visiting.

I really enjoyed walking down this street, as there is lots of food shops and merchandise stuff too. They even have a studio ghibli store down at the front entrance.

There are many things to buy. It depends on what you like. And will you be able to carry it all? There are so many shops that you can't even choose what to buy.