1. Kamakura is a peaceful town perfect for a history-filled walk, which is located some 50km southwest of Tokyo about one hour away by train, geographically surrounded by hills on three sides and facing a sea like natural fortress.​ 2. We meet at Kamakura JR station East Gate at 9:00am, then we get on bus to meet Kamakura Great Buddha. Let’s learn why Samurai warriors come up this place along with many Buddhism temples as tradition in Japanese history.​ 3. Then walk to see one of the largest wooden statues in Japan at Hasedera Temple , which was built in 736. Hasedera is famous for a lot of Buddha statues. Let’s learn what is Buddhism in Japan.​ 4. Get back to Kamakura sta. by a nostalgic old-fashioned train, Enoden. Let’s learn Japan food culture​ 5. Visit Engakuji Temple for joining ZEN Meditation practice. ZEN Meditation practice is held by Engakuji ZEN Temple ONLY every Saturday and the 1st&3rd Sunday each one time. Transport, meal, temple entrance fee: ~JPY6000/person.