This blog was written specially for Kamakura and Enoshima. Join us!
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I am in the EnodenTrain |
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Snap snap, the houses are so near to us! |
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Concentration is required |
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Hmm... what's that so near to the houses? |
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What is this station? Are we there already? |
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Another train so close to us |
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Pictures again! |
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Pacific Ocean right? |
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Look! Surfers! |
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We passed the Ocean view and reaching our destination soon. |
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We reached Hase station! |
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Another Enoden train on the opposite platfoam. |
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I felt very very nostalgic upon seeing this train. |
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Begin our walk towards Kamakura Big Buddha |
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Pass by this temple |
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This shop sells many Tibetan items and thangkas. I like it very much. |
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We want to try Senbei. ¥100 per piece! |
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Senbei dipped in soya sauce |
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I see this as a pancake and nothing else. I ate it. Sorry Buddha. |
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Entrance tickets to the temple |
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Inside the compound of The Great Buddha Kamakura temple |
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Having fun while eating the pancake |
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Pine tree |
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Still can see maple leaves, worth it! |
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More snap shot of maple leaves for desktop |
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Is this Kusa grass? |
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Kusa again? |
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Maple leaves |
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Maple leaves |
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The Great Buddha. My 2nd visit to Great Buddha in Kamakura! I want to visit you again some other time! |
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Come, take photo with the classical Kamakura Buddha! |
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Some area closed for visit |
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The Great Buddha Kamakura |
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Camera check! |
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Metta testing the camera while waiting for KL. |
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My secret shot |
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Snap the Buddha |
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Snap snap snap Buddha |
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Yaki tango, nice! |
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Nice flowers along the road side. Belongs to some shops, very pretty right? |
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Pretty flowers |
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Standing outside Hase Temple |
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The typical kind of Japanese hut outside Hase Temple |
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Serenity of Buddha statues. GuanYin and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva |
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Kamakura station, this is the last station of Enoden Train |
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Shops opposite Kamakura station |
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Is this Chrysanthemum Flower? |
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Clock Tower to the right of Kamakura station |
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Exploring the street of Kamakura. |
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Exploring the street of Kamakura. This is the Street to the left after coming out of Kamakura station |
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This is the small street leading to Enoshima |
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Sun is setting, we are here to view the beautiful sunset. |
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Use the underpass to cross over the road. |
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Looks like dragon or pheonix, very nice right? |
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Munching onigiri bought from Lawson (convenience shop) nearby. |
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When you are hungry, anything is good. |
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When you can enjoy your favourite food while enjoying the nature (sunset), your mind is relax and you are happy. I find that this is so true when looking at this picture. |
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White flower is pretty too when the place is pretty. Surrounding and the environment do make a different. |
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The tower is an icon of Enoshima. If we walk to the tower, we will miss the sunset. Due to time constraint, we choose to sit by the bay while enjoying the tower from afar. |
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View of opposite bank from the bay with orange ray from sunset |
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Camera check! |
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Let's have a photo |
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Look! It's sinking into the horizon! |
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Semi sank |
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OK, sunk! |
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Gone... |
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"Did you capture it?" |
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"I don't hold the camera!" |
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Lawson. We took our own sweet time, walking back to Enoshima station (still leisurely), not knowing that we were already late. |
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Enoshima Station & the miniature tower |
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3 metallic birds attached to the iron gate, and the people dressed them in Santa's gear. so sweet :-) |
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Missed the last Enoden train, so take the train from here. We ran as fast as our legs could carry but still miss the Express one by few seconds only and we have to take the Normal one which, plus waiting, took us hours... |
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Lastly, we end our night at Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, to have a good look at the "Million dollars" night view. It was gorgeous like sparkling jewels, but unfortunately no Tokyo Tower to be seen. |