Under the kind and careful instruction of those at “Kita-Kamakura Takara-no-Niwa” you can craft your very own cup, bowl, or dish in your preferred shape. Enjoy creating your own original work as a reminder of your trip. After you have finished, the course continues with a tour of old Japanese-style homes.
Add to trip planner 10This traditional Japanese house stands on a plot as big as 400 to 500 tsubo. New daily activities and lectures such as Japanese sweet making, sencha tea, matcha tea, pottery, nature viewing etc., are held here.
More detailsOpened in 2014, Mami-Ana Cafe is a Kominka-style (old folk house) cafe that has renovated one of many old folk houses in Kamakura into a cafe. Mami ana means a lair of raccoon, and this cafe is meant to be a hideout for adult humans in Kita Kamakura. Their recommended lunch is "Bourguignon beef stew", which would be served only for 30 customers per day. Other dishes include pasta, pita bread sa...
More detailsAn exhibition space that uses a house that is over a century old. You can enjoy different exhibitions and activities depending on the season, as well as a permanent exhibition on crafted dolls, featuring Akemi Abe’s creation, “Showa Family”.
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