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I call this one “trip zero”, because it was very much a trial run for me. The effects of having just moved to Japan for the year were still fresh and I altogether didn’t feel like exploring quite yet.

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Kamakura is a common day-trip from Tokyo and a short 1.5h train ride from my home near Asakusa. The weather was pretty meh, very cloudy and it looked like it would rain any moment.

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Despite the weather there was a surprising amount of tourists and I wanted to get out of the bustle, so I followed the street that had let -to the temple

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area. A bit further I came to some stairs next to one of the tunnels that lead out of the Kamakura city area, that cut through the surrounding hills. OrganicMaps told me there was a hiking path up there, which I could take to circle back towards the train station.

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