0:00 From Kotoku-in to Zeniarai Benzaiten (Kuzuharaoka/Great Buddha Hiking Course)
1:07 Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku Shrine
3:22 Keshozaka Kiridoshi and the fact that Kamakura's terrain is not suitable for defense
4:55 The rise of the Five Mountains of Kamakura (Rinzai sect) (with a brief introduction to Tokei-ji and Meigetsu-in)
9:32 Kenchinjiru (a soup made with kenchin soup) born from Kencho-ji (a shop in the Five Mountains of Kamakura)
10:39 Jochi-ji and my impressions
13:58 My impressions of walking Asahina Kiridoshi and the Salt Road
21:16 Former site of the Ashikaga Shogunate residence
22:02 My impressions of Hokoku-ji and my impressions
23:38 My impressions of Jomyo-ji and my impressions
24:58 My impressions of Sugimoto-ji and my impressions
27:29 My impressions of Zuisen-ji and my impressions
31:28 My impressions of Kakuon-ji and my impressions
33:54 The remains of the Okura Imperial Palace, the remains of the Utsunomiya Tsujiko Shogunate, and the remains of the Wakamiya-oji Shogunate

The reason why trade with mainland China brought huge profits is explained here
   • 【音声解説】嵯峨嵐山の名所・天龍寺の見どころと歴史を紹介（旅6日目）  

In the second half of the Kamakura Historical Walk, we will introduce the history of the Five Mountains of Kamakura, Asahina Kiridoshi Pass, and the popular tourist spots of Zeniarai Benzaiten, Hokoku-ji Temple, and Meigetsu-in Temple.

Many temples prohibit photography within the grounds for commercial use, but we will share our impressions of visiting.

The first half of the video is here
   • 【歴史散策】鎌倉の名所を歩いて紹介（前半）鶴岡八幡宮・和賀江島・極楽寺・鎌倉大仏【神...  
[Contents]
Introduction
My impressions of walking around Kamakura and its characteristics
The town of Kamakura built around Tsurugaoka Hachimangu
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu was the clan temple of the Genji
The downtown area and temples where ordinary people lived
Zaimokuza was a major commercial area
Wakaejima, the remains of Japan's oldest port
Yuigahama and Gokurakuji
Disasters in Kamakura (fires and floods)
The area around Gokurakuji and Hasedera, which was the border between the city and the suburbs
Social welfare activities at Gokurakuji
Hasedera, which flourished as a sacred place of Kannon
The Great Buddha of Kamakura at Kotoku-in