Enoshima

Kamakurakōkō-Mae Station

Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise

Kotoku-in

Japanese food only. Delicious sushi and tempura in different menu combinations. Too bad for the lack of English menu, but the staff still helped us make choices. Not enough portions. Average prices. Highly recommended.

This charming cafe delivers an idyllic start to any Kamakura morning. From the moment you step inside, the lush garden-inspired decor and natural light create an atmosphere that&#39;s both elegant and soothing - like dining in a secret greenhouse.  The breakfast showcases ingredients at their peak freshness:  - Fluffy pancakes with real maple syrup and seasonal fruits  - Perfectly poached eggs on artisan bread  - House-blended teas served in beautiful ceramic pots  What makes it special is how every detail harmonizes - from the floral china to the actual potted plants surrounding the dining area. Service moves at a leisurely pace that encourages you to savor both food and moment.  Rating: 4.7/5 - A rare cafe that nourishes both body and soul.  Tip: Request the garden-view seats when reserving. Their limited-edition sakura honey toast in spring is worth planning a trip around!  Perfect for:  &bull; Romantic breakfast dates  &bull; Solo mornings with a good book  &bull; Anyone needing a peaceful reset

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