Kamakura, Japan
Come walk Kamakura with me.
Temples and side streets, a good bowl of soba, and plenty of time for questions. Unhurried walks with someone who calls this town home.
Hello
I'm Yuriko.
I grew up in Kamakura, and I still walk its lanes almost every day. My tours aren't a checklist. We go at your pace and stop wherever something catches your eye.
Ask me anything: trains, manners, what to order, how daily life works here. Many guests come at the start of their trip and leave feeling a little more at home in Japan.
— Yuriko
How we spend the day
At your pace
No rushing between sights. We linger where you want to linger.
Ask anything
Trains, etiquette, what's on the menu. No question is too small.
Eat like a local
The soba shop, the sweets stand, the café I'd take a friend to.
Tours
Ways to walk together
Three ways to spend time in Kamakura. Pick a date that suits you on the calendar.
Kamakura Morning Walk
Temples, quiet side streets and a slow lunch, with a few fellow travelers.
About 4 hours · Up to 6 guests
¥30,000 per person
A Private Day
Just you and yours, shaped around what you love: gardens, food, crafts or the sea.
About 6 hours · 1–6 guests
¥110,000 per group
Seasonal Journeys
A few times a year: cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, a winter onsen. We travel together.
2–3 days · Up to 8 guests
¥98,000 per person
Moments
From recent walks
Say hello
Not sure which tour fits, or want something different? Write to me and we'll plan it together.