KAMAKURA STREET FOOD: Tastiest Treats on Komachi Dori Street | Day Trip From Tokyo
PLEASE NOTE: This video was filmed before the second state of emergency was declared in Tokyo. As a precaution against covid-19, the video production team always wore masks, sanitized their hands, and had their temperatures checked in restaurants. Our team is now working from home, as recommended by the Japanese government.
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Just a one-hour train ride south of Tokyo, Kamakura is a coastal city in Kanagawa Prefecture with over 150 temples and shrines. One of the most famous of these is the Kotoku-in Temple, known for the giant Kamakura Daibutsu (Great Buddha of Kamakura), which is the second-largest bronze Buddha statue in Japan.
The abundance of temples and shrines in the area make Kamakura a major tourist attraction. And where hordes of tourists go, there is sure to be delicious street food! Being located by the sea, Kamakura street food includes some of the freshest seafood around, from fried fish cakes to shrimp shumai.
Komachi Dori (Komachi Street), located just in front of Kamakura Station, is a major hub for street food stalls and shops, offering both classic Japanese street foods and trendy new bites!
FEATURED FOODS
– Deep-fried fish cake
– Corn fishcake
– Shrimp shumai
– Cup sushi from Hanna Inari
– Age-pan (deep-fried bread)
– Blueberry cream cheese Buddha cake
– Ichigo dango
KAMAKURA ACCESS INFO
The trip to Kamakura Station from Shibuya Station takes about 1 hour by train, a straight shot on the JR Shonan-Shinjuku line.
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🎬CREDITS:
HOST » Shizuka Anderson
DIRECTOR » David Woo
VIDEO EDITOR » Edvin Mulalic
PRODUCER » Serkan Toso
P.S you are beautiful…Please don't as punt
Can you please tell me what are you saying before you eat every meal because every man looks delicious
it must be hard being the video editor for this. they must get hungry each time they work on these videos hahaha
I had a day trip there from Tokyo in 2018. Next time I’ll spend a few days there
You would think that you've pretty much seen all Japanese foods by now, but this channel keeps finding unique food items I've never seen before. That sushi in a cup look sooo good.
If you don't start aging I am gonna have to create a Dynasty with you.Mushu got the fourth eye aware.
Anyone else misread the title as "Kakamora" instead of Kamakura. Whew.
Its so cute how Shizuka also eats with her eyes.
Shizuka ur lips look good to taste.
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I totally didn't read kamasutra…
She speaks the same when you go out to eat with her. Like she is always in character or maybe she is always this way. Lol!
If you hear carefullyc Her sharp high pitch voice, intonation and oooo is what makes her the cutest.
Had to hear her voice a lot to figure out
must see kamakura
Always good vibes from this channel. I dig it!
It's good to watch ur channel because you're a Japanese English speaker 🤗 nice video greetings from 🇵🇭
With the sui mai its usually pork and shrimp. Wish it was just shrimp. Theyre so good.
Guess I'm lucky scrolling through pages and found this hidden gem. This channel is a masterpiece!
Im loving Shizuka's Smile… it just give a day a lot tastier… i mean better.
I ate at that first place when I visited Kamakura a few years ago. Good stuff.