
^This guy was everywhere.
Kamakura was the political center of Japan until Kyoto was established by the Muromachi or Ashikaga government.
The first stop was Jōmyō-ji

Temple Neko, living the good life...

Kisen-an tea house and the Zen garden
Where one could enjoy the Japanese Bush Warbler's song
I then slipped into Hōkoku-ji right before they closed

Their lovely grove of about 2000 mōsō bamboo, and their Chashitsu to the right



Peace and quiet... exactly what I needed.

Momiji

The temple closed, and we were told to let ourselves out.

#trust
Sunday = American style BBQ and karaoke with Karen, Aaron, Joe and others! The venue provided all the chicken, beef, veggies, and even a beer can chicken kit! The bbq wrapped up with Yakisoba on the grill.

...annnnd I made one run to Harajuku before I left for the airport on Monday
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