Can you make more videos like this showing residential areas? Really enjoyed this video and would love to see more exploring residential spaces and showing how everyday people live. Thank you!
If anyone ends up visiting Kamakura and stays long enough for lunch and or dinner, some tips that are affordable, not mainstream tourist traps. At the 1:38 mark, go right into the sidestreet, third building on the right is a great soba shop there called Nakamura-an run by a family. Most of the serving staff is elderly ladies, super friendly, they know some super basic English phrases regarding the menu. If you order shrimp tempura with the soba, you'll have to wait about 15-20 minutes because like your soba, they make it fresh. They'll check with you several times if you are okay with the wait time. I didn't mind the wait because the atmosphere in the shop is great. In regards to the soba, it is great. right before you enter the shop you can see one or two chefs kneading the soba dough, folding it or cutting it. At the 2:08 mark on the left you can see a rollscreen with 2F on it. It leads to a cozy grill restaurant / Izakaya that has great value for money. Highly recommend the Kabayaki set, but you can also just get skewers of what is available that day. You can sit at the bar and watch stuff be grilled right infront of you or sit down by the window and look out over Komachi street. The owner also has a great selection of alcohol if you are into that. Be sure to buy at least one drink even if it is just a soda. They don't speak English but with basic Japanese phrases and lot of handgestures and smiling you'll have a good time.
Kamakura es muy hermosa ciudad. Tuve la bendición de conocer en el 2019 .Recorrí casi todos los lugares que en este video se an mostrado. Me enamoré de Japón volvería muchas veces pido a Dios que así sea.Saludos y felicitaciones por su vídeo desde acá de Santiago de Chile.
About 900 years ago, Hojo took over Kamakura and became the center of Kamakura and Japan🎳🐎🎇🎇 A long time ago, Yoshitsune Minamoto's older brother fled Yoshitotsu to the Tohoku「 Hiraizumi」 but he was struck by him😫😫😫It often became a drama during the Kamakura period. Yoshitsune Minamoto is like an idol of this era that Japanese people love. ..., the legend of Yoshitsune Have you escaped Hiraizumi and survived on the continent? ? ? There are legends such as、、、wonderful very movie📹📹📹
Yeay, Svenska flaggan XD var det en speciell byggnad? Och hur kommer alla bilar in på de små gatorna? Jobbar som parkeringsvakt och det är bara en massa frågetecken i huvudet. Tack för en bra video :)
Can you make more videos like this showing residential areas? Really enjoyed this video and would love to see more exploring residential spaces and showing how everyday people live. Thank you!
If anyone ends up visiting Kamakura and stays long enough for lunch and or dinner, some tips that are affordable, not mainstream tourist traps.
At the 1:38 mark, go right into the sidestreet, third building on the right is a great soba shop there called Nakamura-an run by a family. Most of the serving staff is elderly ladies, super friendly, they know some super basic English phrases regarding the menu. If you order shrimp tempura with the soba, you'll have to wait about 15-20 minutes because like your soba, they make it fresh. They'll check with you several times if you are okay with the wait time. I didn't mind the wait because the atmosphere in the shop is great. In regards to the soba, it is great. right before you enter the shop you can see one or two chefs kneading the soba dough, folding it or cutting it.
At the 2:08 mark on the left you can see a rollscreen with 2F on it. It leads to a cozy grill restaurant / Izakaya that has great value for money. Highly recommend the Kabayaki set, but you can also just get skewers of what is available that day. You can sit at the bar and watch stuff be grilled right infront of you or sit down by the window and look out over Komachi street. The owner also has a great selection of alcohol if you are into that. Be sure to buy at least one drink even if it is just a soda. They don't speak English but with basic Japanese phrases and lot of handgestures and smiling you'll have a good time.
Many thanks for the recommendations! That soba shop sounds awesome, I’ll make sure to check it out next time I’m around!
Kamakura es muy hermosa ciudad. Tuve la bendición de conocer en el 2019 .Recorrí casi todos los lugares que en este video se an mostrado. Me enamoré de Japón volvería muchas veces pido a Dios que así sea.Saludos y felicitaciones por su vídeo desde acá de Santiago de Chile.
Kamakura is often described as “Little Kyoto” and easily accessible from Tokyo. It is a must-see lovely place 🤗
You went to Kamakura! This is a place I want to visit in the future. We may bump into each other somewhere on the street and film each other. 😁
About 900 years ago, Hojo took over Kamakura and became the center of Kamakura and Japan🎳🐎🎇🎇 A long time ago, Yoshitsune Minamoto's older brother fled Yoshitotsu to the Tohoku「 Hiraizumi」 but he was struck by him😫😫😫It often became a drama during the Kamakura period. Yoshitsune Minamoto is like an idol of this era that Japanese people love. ..., the legend of Yoshitsune Have you escaped Hiraizumi and survived on the continent? ? ? There are legends such as、、、wonderful very movie📹📹📹
So beautiful. Thank you.
Yeay, Svenska flaggan XD var det en speciell byggnad? Och hur kommer alla bilar in på de små gatorna? Jobbar som parkeringsvakt och det är bara en massa frågetecken i huvudet. Tack för en bra video :)
I LOVE❤ BEAUTIFUL KAMAKURA CITY' JAPAN❤ FROM JAKARTA CITY" BEKASI CITY" DEPOK CITY" BANDUNG CITY" JAWA ISLANDS" INDONESIA..💖💜💟💕
心中很高興看到人力車在街道經過，覺得很驚喜！
Parabéns pelo Belo trabalho adorei o vídeo
観光客がいなくて通りが閑散としてますね。
游客真的少