This is the first posting to my blog after the big earthquake of March 11 which hit the east part of the main island of Japan. I was on the eighth floor of a building at Yokohama station. The building was shaken by the earthquake terribly, but there was few problems in Yokohama and Kamakura so far as I know. I wanted to express my condolences to the victims, so I refrained from posting pictures and comments on my blog. Now I resumed the posting to my blog because I wanted to show you that Kamakura is safe and many people are coming back to Kamakura for sightseeing. 
Kamakura station
Daigyo-ji Temple in front of the station; a temple for an easy birth and child raising
A drooping cherry tree in the precinct of Hongaku-ji Temple of Kamakura
Ebisu-do in the precinct of Hongaku-ji Temple of Kamakura
A statue of Nichiren who was the founder of the Nichiren-sect of Buddhism in the precinct of Myohon-ji Temple
The Great Buddha of Kamakura saved the Kamakura area.
Tsurugaoka-hachimangu Shrine
Kamakura station 
Daigyo-ji Temple in front of the station; a temple for an easy birth and child raising 
A drooping cherry tree in the precinct of Hongaku-ji Temple of Kamakura 
Ebisu-do in the precinct of Hongaku-ji Temple of Kamakura 
A statue of Nichiren who was the founder of the Nichiren-sect of Buddhism in the precinct of Myohon-ji Temple 
The Great Buddha of Kamakura saved the Kamakura area. 
Tsurugaoka-hachimangu Shrine 
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