This historical stone marker is found beside the second Torii to the entrance of Egara Tenjin Shrine In Nikaido, where it reads: In the...

This historical marker is located at the entrance to Kosokuji Temple in Hase.  It reads: Mitsunori Sukuya was an official who served Hōjō...

Located along the busy street that takes you west of the train station into Sasuke, between the first and second tunnels at 佐助1-13-6, is...

Located northeast of Hachimangu at 西御門1-11-1 in Nishimikado, next to the front steps of Raikoji Temple, is a stone historical marker that...

Imamiya Shrine is located at 雪ノ下2-16-25, about a five minute walk north of Hachimangu Shrine.  There at the end of the road you will find...

This stone historical marker is located in the Komachi neighborhood at 小町2-22-11, along the busy street that connects Yukinoshita to...

Behind Hachimangu and across from the Kamakura Modern Art Annex along the road to Kita Kamakura is a stone historical marker that reads:...

This Sekihi, or stele, is impossible to find.  Just as the main road through Gokurakuji descends into Inamuragasaki, this historical...

Near the Akashi Bridge in the Juniso neighborhood along Highway 204, there is a stone historical marker that reads: Ōe was a family of...

Just inside the entrance to the beach park at Cape Inamuragasaki is a stone historical marker that reads: On May 21, 1333, it was...

On the north side of Highway 204 in the Jomyoji neighborhood, just east of the Aotobashi Bridge, you will find his Sekihi, or stele, that...

Located at 6-9-23 Zaimokuza up in the neighborhood behind Kōmyōji Temple is a stone historical marker that reads: This was the location...

Near the Myochoji Temple in Zaimokuza, there is a stone historical marker near a small stone bridge along the busy bus route that...

Located about 20 meters southeast of the intersection where Yuigahama Dōri crosses the road to the Kamakura Museum of Literature, there...

Located at Sasuke 1-16-17 between the first and second tunnels along the main road west of Kamakura Station, this Sekihi, or stele, is...

About 20 meters north of Highway 204 in the Juniso neighborhood and just northeast of the busy intersection where the road turns towards...

To the left of Myohon-ji Temple about 20 meters, near the stairs that lead to the upper cemetery, is a stone historical marker that...

Take the winding path up to the front gate of the Kamakura Museum of Literature in Hase and you will see a stone historical marker...

About 50 meters south of Omachi Dōri on the main road into Zaimokuza next to the little red bridge, there is a stone historical marker...

At the front gate of Daihōji Temple in the Omachi neighborhood, there is a Sekihi, or stele, that reads: This was originally the home of...