When you think of the west exit of Kamakura Station, the "Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine," "Genjiyama Park," "Kuzuharaoka Shrine," and "Great Buddha of Kamakura" are famous spots for sightseeing in Kamakura.

Also, you'll transfer to the Enoden Line from the west exit.

The area in front of Kamakura Station, like Komachi Street, is bustling, and it might seem like there's no place to take a break. But, there's a relaxing spot near the west exit.

From the west exit, go straight along the street in front of the old station clock tower, past the police box in front of City Hall, and you'll find a seating area in the green space next to the Kamakura City Hall, in front of Little Mermaid.

There are tables that seat six people.

It's a rest area with tables very close to Kamakura Station.

There's no roof to protect from the rain, but it's a table seating area, so it's easy to use for families with children.

Since Kinokuniya and Little Mermaid are nearby, it's perfect for taking a break and eating snacks or drinks you've purchased in Kamakura.

It's also convenient if you want to eat a boxed lunch in Kamakura.

You'll likely be doing a lot of walking while sightseeing in Kamakura, including the Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine, so it's helpful to know where the rest areas are.

Also, there is a "Table seating in front of Kamakura City Hall" a little beyond Starbucks, so it might be a good idea to consider that as well.

Why not use this area as a seating rest spot near Kamakura Station when you get tired from sightseeing in Kamakura?

When you think of the west exit of Kamakura Station, the "Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine," "Genjiyama Park," "Kuzuharaoka Shrine," and "Great Buddha of Kamakura" are famous spots for sightseeing in Kamakura.

Also, you'll transfer to the Enoden Line from the west exit.

The area in front of Kamakura Station, like Komachi Street, is bustling, and it might seem like there's no place to take a break. But, there's a relaxing spot near the west exit.

From the west exit, go straight along the street in front of the old station clock tower, past the police box in front of City Hall, and you'll find a seating area in the green space next to the Kamakura City Hall, in front of Little Mermaid.

There are tables that seat six people.

It's a rest area with tables very close to Kamakura Station.

There's no roof to protect from the rain, but it's a table seating area, so it's easy to use for families with children.

Since Kinokuniya and Little Mermaid are nearby, it's perfect for taking a break and eating snacks or drinks you've purchased in Kamakura.

It's also convenient if you want to eat a boxed lunch in Kamakura.

You'll likely be doing a lot of walking while sightseeing in Kamakura, including the Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine, so it's helpful to know where the rest areas are.

Also, there is a "Table seating in front of Kamakura City Hall" a little beyond Starbucks, so it might be a good idea to consider that as well.

Why not use this area as a seating rest spot near Kamakura Station when you get tired from sightseeing in Kamakura?