In it’s 63rd year, the Kamakura Festival is usually a week-long festival based around the impressive Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine.
Thanks to COVID-19, the week long event has been replaced by an online event on one day in May. Yay.
Mid
May
2022Kamakura Matsuri
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