Yesterday, I took a walk in Kamakura. It was a beautiful day, and I wanted to explore the sights in the area. I started by going to Kita-Kamakura station and visited Engakuji temple. The temple was peaceful and serene, and I was deeply moved when I saw the Buddhist calligraphy called "fushin" in the Hojo building. It made me contemplate what "fushin" truly means.
After that, I went to Kenchoji temple. I climbed up to the Hansobo and saw the sea of Kamakura. The view was breathtaking, and I could see Mt. Fuji clearly on the horizon on this sunny day.
I continued my walk by hiking along the trail to Hokokuji temple. This temple is famous for its bamboo grove, but it was crowded with people, so I didn't enjoy it as much as I had hoped.
By the end of the day, I had walked a lot, and my feet were sore. Despite this, I enjoyed my time in Kamakura, and I hope to return soon.