Ohmachi Junxion

One of ancient capital of Japan, a famous historic city named Kamakura is surrounded by full of nature, like beaches, hills, trails, old temples in the forest, various kind of birds, and so on.
Time flow slowly, people are basically down-to-earth and easy-going, foods are nice, there are so many small & cozy cafes and restaurants in town.
So you can stay here in peace, and all the atmosphere will relax you.

I'm so easy host, and all our staff members are very independent. So no one will take you care too much, but we always care about you. We want you to be yourself, you don't need to adjust to Japanese way.

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Reseñas

5.0
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Anfitrión y equipo

5.0

Horas y tareas

4.5

Hostal

5.0

Aprendizaje y diversión

5.0

Alemania

4

I had a good time in Kamakura. The town is beautiful and close to the beach. I was staying with a roommate in a room above the cafe where you’ll get food. The room was quite small and stuffed but somehow still cozy. I had only a few shifts so I had a lot of time to look around the city or go to Tokyo by train. It is very self-regulating you’ll get the information mostly from other volunteers but if you have any questions you can ask or write Kuni. I enjoyed staying here and having a lot of time for myself.

hace 15 días

Portugal

5

This was my first time using Worldpackers and I could ask for a better way to start :) Kuni and everyone at wanderkitchen and the hostels are very nice and welcoming. I got the chance to explore kamakura and the surroundings as well as Tokyo. I met a lot of unforgettable people and made the experience even better! Initially booked 2 weeks but ended up staying 2 more :) definitely recommend it

hace 18 días

Alemania

5

Although you only get the delicious meals from Kuni San and Ai San when you work, I enjoyed my time there. I met many lovely volunteers at the Gokurakuji House (40 min walk to Kamakura Station), staff from WanderKitchen and Bench and with a lot of freetime you can really get to know Kamakura, explore all the temples and nearby cities. The sunsets at the beach with Mount Fuji are amazing as well.
I wouldn't recommend this experience to travelers who are working remotely. At the hostels there is good WiFi, but not at the Gokurakuji House.

hace 1 mes

Italia

5

This was my first Worldpackers experience and I'm so glad it was: Kuni and the staff were very welcoming and kind, leaving was sad.
The work is easy to learn, you can meet the local staff as well as many international volunteers and travellers. On top of that they provide food and on some days delicious meals.
Kamakura is a small quiet city but there's so much to see, it's perfect for nature lovers but really close to big cities as well !

hace 1 mes

Chile

5

The job at the hostals is really easy, and allows you to meet fellow travelers and to have more than enough time to tour around Kamakura and other cities. The frequency of shifts in a week differs according to the number of volunteers at that moment. Kuni and Ai San prepare delicious meals (dinner and breakfast) for you everytime you have a shift, adapting them to your allergies or dietary restrictions. The volunteer's dorm was a house that's around 35 minutes on foot from WanderKitchen, on a hill, and it worked okay when the number of volunteers was around 8.

hace 2 meses


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