Kamakura in Japanese
Kamakura in Japanese is 鎌倉 — Kamakura means a coastal city in Japan, once the seat of a historic military government and known for its ancient temples.
Kamakura in Japanese
鎌倉
Pronounced: kamakura
A city in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.
What does "Kamakura" mean?
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name A coastal city in Japan, once the seat of a historic military government and known for its ancient temples.
"Tourists visit Kamakura to see the Great Buddha statue."
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Kamakura in a sentence
- Tourists visit Kamakura to see the Great Buddha statue.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Kamakura" in Japanese?
"Kamakura" in Japanese is 鎌倉. Kamakura means: A coastal city in Japan, once the seat of a historic military government and known for its ancient temples.
How do you pronounce 鎌倉?
"Kamakura" in Japanese is 鎌倉, pronounced "kamakura".
How do you use "Kamakura" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists visit Kamakura to see the Great Buddha statue." In Japanese, "Kamakura" is 鎌倉.
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