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Where should I take my friends? | 16 comments (16 topical)

Hi,Ted!! ( Comment #10)
by 21 century boy on Wed Apr 27, 2005 at 05:52:59 PM PST

I recommend you Kamakura for a day trip.
It takes about 2 hours from Shinjuku by train.There is a "daibutu" and small temples, moreover you can see the sea near from there.
If you visit "daibutu" in Kamakura and pay 30 yen, you can see the inside of it. It is an unique experience, isn't it?
I think kamakura is like a "little Kyoto", because there are some Japanese traditionals.
However it is more common than Kyoto.
Most temples in Kyoto are solemn and great.
On the other hand, those in Kamakura are rather small and somewhat friendly.
I have been there only once, but I became a Kamakura lover.
Besides there are many good Japanese sweets shops there. Most people from oversea try Japanese foods such as sushi, tempura or yakitori. So I suggest visiting some Japanese sweets shops with your friends.
I hope you have a good time with your friends!!

I went last week ( Comment #14)
by ted on Mon May 09, 2005 at 10:16:15 PM PST

Here is me hiking in kamakura last Tuesday. I didn't go to the daibutsu because I thought it would be too crowded during GW. Plus, I've been there before.

~~~Ted~~~
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Forgot the link! ( Comment #15)
by ted on Mon May 09, 2005 at 10:17:29 PM PST

Here it is: http://flickr.com/photos/gotanda/12702746/

~~~Ted~~~
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