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Japan Heritage “Iza, Kamakura” Tourist Information Center
On April 1, 2024, we opened at the west exit of Kamakura Station as a hub for disseminating information about Japan Heritage in Kamakura.
Our goal is to spread the history and cultural appeal of Kamakura by letting many people know about the story of the Japan Heritage “Iza, Kamakura” and its constituent cultural properties, and to deepen their understanding.
We also distribute booklets about the Japan Heritage “Iza, Kamakura,” Japan Heritage tour maps, Kamakura tourist maps, and tourist information booklets.
*English-speaking staff are on hand on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.
Address
12-1 Onarimachi, Kamakura City
(JR Kamakura Station West Exit, next to the Clock Tower Square)
Hours
9:00am-3:00pm
Regular holiday
The year-end and New Year holidays.
If you come all the way to Kamakura, we want you to have a pleasant, relaxing, and enjoyable trip! Please keep in mind the tourism etiquette that respects people, the town, and its culture, and have a memorable and fun trip to Kamakura.
On April 1, 2024, we opened at the west exit of Kamakura Station as a hub for disseminating information about Japan Heritage in Kamakura.
Our goal is to spread the history and cultural appeal of Kamakura by letting many people know about the story of the Japan Heritage “Iza, Kamakura” and its constituent cultural properties, and to deepen their understanding.
We also distribute booklets about the Japan Heritage “Iza, Kamakura,” Japan Heritage tour maps, Kamakura tourist maps, and tourist information booklets.
*English-speaking staff are on hand on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.