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Kamakura day-trip cash needs in 2026
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Kamakura day-trip cash needs in 2026

Kamakura is one of the most cash-dependent destinations within Tokyo's day-trip range, with shrines, temples, and traditional restaurants typically cash-only. Bring Β₯20,000+ from Tokyo for a Kamakura day trip; exchange options at Kamakura station are limited.

TL;DR

  • Cash needed: Β₯20,000+ for day trip.
  • Pre-bring from Tokyo β€” Kamakura exchange limited.
  • Major shrines: cash-only entry and donations.

See also

  • Article #13 β€” How much cash to bring
  • Article #42 β€” Kyoto cash strategy

Last verified 2026-05-07.

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