Next stop on the Romantische Straße route is the historic town of Dinkelsbühl. Why historic, you may ask? Well, this town is a former free imperial city of the Holy Roman Empire. Now its known for its very well-preserved medieval german architecture.
Kamakura, for me, is not just about the Great Daibutsu or
the Komachi-dori (all right I'm not gonna lie here, they could be part of an amazing journey) but it's more of immersing myself deeper into
the Japanese culture by getting a feel of the quiet alleys of this lovely city.
Whenever I'm here, it's always that same scenario: I never want to leave for
the city. Its actually very rare for me to get that strong feeling of
attachment when I've gone around for just a few hours and I think that's what
makes this city very special.
Kita-Kamakura
is the stop before the main Kamakura station on the JR Yokosuka Line. It’s a
relatively small station compared to the ones you see in Tokyo and I think
that’s what makes this place even more special than what its already is.
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