How to get to Komachi Street from Tokyo?

Take the JR Yokosuka Line from Tokyo Station to Kamakura Station (about 1 hour). Komachi Street is a short walk from the east exit of Kamakura Station.

What is Komachi Street famous for?

Komachi Street is famous for its traditional shops, local crafts, and a wide variety of street food, including matcha sweets, rice crackers, and croquettes.

When is the best time to visit Komachi Street?

Komachi Street can be enjoyed year-round, but weekdays and mornings are less crowded. Each season offers unique charms, such as cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage.

Are there any tips for visiting Komachi Street?

Explore the side streets for hidden gems, try local snacks, and be prepared for crowds on weekends and holidays.

Komachi Street – Kamakura’s Famous Shopping & Food Street

Overview: Traditional Charm Meets Modern Shopping

Komachi Street is a lively shopping street in Kamakura, Japan, renowned for its blend of historical charm and modern shops. Lined with traditional stores, local crafts, and delicious street food, it’s a must-visit for anyone exploring Kamakura. As you walk along Komachi Street from Kamakura Station, you will reach the famous Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. If you want to learn more, check out the "Find Recommended Sightseeing Spots Near Komachi Street" section below!

How to Get to Komachi Street (Last updated: June 11 , 2025)

Departure Station	Route	Estimated Time	Estimated Cost
Tokyo	JR Yokosuka Line → Kamakura Station (East Exit, walk 2 min)	About 60 min	¥940
Shinjuku	JR Shonan-Shinjuku Line → Kamakura Station	About 60 min	¥940
Yokohama	JR Yokosuka Line → Kamakura Station	About 25 min	¥350
Enoshima	Enoden Line → Kamakura Station	About 25 min	¥260

Since Enoshima is nearby, it is possible to visit both Komachi Street and Enoshima in a single day.

The photo above shows Daibutsu-yaki, a very popular treat on Komachi Street.
Daibutsu refers to the "Great Buddha" of Kamakura, a famous and iconic bronze statue located nearby. The Daibutsu-yaki is a sweet snack shaped like this beloved Buddha, making it a must-try for visitors.

From Kamakura Station (East Exit), Komachi Street is just a 2-minute walk. The street is easy to find and well-signposted.

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Activity Information

Location: Kamakura, Japan
Operating Hours: Shops and stalls have varying hours; recommended to visit during the day and early evening.
Recommended Season: All year round, with each season offering its unique charm.
Tips: Explore the side streets for hidden gems and be prepared for crowds during weekends and holidays.
Budget: Prices vary based on purchases; budget-friendly options available.

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