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Inaka Shiruko and tea at Nagon Shiruko

KAMAKURA · SINCE 1953

Traditional
Japanese Sweets
in Kamakura.

Warm oshiruko, anmitsu and seasonal sweets.
A quiet stop near Kamakura Station.

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A Taste of
Kamakura.

Seasonal sweets and shop scenes from the official Nagon Shiruko Instagram archive.

These cards link to older official posts and do not indicate current availability. Visit the account for its latest posts, which may be in Japanese.

About the Shop

A traditional sweet shop
just off Komachi Street.

Founded in 1953, Nagon Shiruko is a long-running kanmi-dokoro—a Japanese café specializing in traditional sweets. Oshiruko is a warm dessert made with sweetened azuki beans, often served with mochi.

Founded in 1953, this Kamakura kanmi-dokoro serves traditional Japanese sweets in a quiet, Showa-era setting.

  • 一、Oshiruko: a warm sweetened azuki dessert
  • 二、Anko: sweet azuki bean paste
  • 三、About two minutes from Kamakura Station
Our storyServing Kamakura since 1953.

1953Founded in KamakuraFounded

70+70+Years of Japanese sweetsYears

2min2minFrom JR Kamakura StationFrom the station

The Showa-era interior of Nagon Shiruko with Uji Kintoki Milk
A quiet interior with a Showa-era atmosphere

How to Find Us

From the East Exit of JR Kamakura StationAbout a 2-minute walk

Turn into a narrow lane near the entrance to Komachi Street. Look for the traditional noren curtain.

  1. 1

    Leave JR Kamakura Station through the East Exit.

  2. 2

    Walk toward the entrance to Komachi Street.

  3. 3

    Continue to Komachido Building and enter the narrow lane beside it.

  4. 4

    Look for the traditional noren curtain at the end of the lane.

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Visitor Information

Shop納言志るこ店 (Nagon Shiruko)
Founded1953
Address1-5-10 Komachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0006
Telephone0467-22-3105
Hours11:00–17:30 (last order 17:10)
ClosedWednesdays and the third Thursday of each month (if a closing day is a national holiday, the shop closes the following day instead)
PaymentCash only (credit cards and electronic payments are not accepted)
ReservationsReservation availability has not been confirmed. This website does not offer online booking.
Allergies & dietsAllergen, cross-contact, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free classifications are not currently published. Please confirm directly with staff before ordering.

A line may form at busy times. Temporary changes may not appear here immediately; check the official Instagram for recent notices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is oshiruko?

Oshiruko is a warm Japanese dessert made with sweetened azuki beans, often served with mochi rice cakes.

How far is Nagon Shiruko from Kamakura Station?

The shop is about a two-minute walk from the East Exit of JR Kamakura Station, in a narrow lane near the entrance to Komachi Street.

What payment methods are accepted?

The shop accepts cash only. Credit cards and electronic payments are not accepted.

Can I make a reservation online?

This website does not offer online reservations. Reservation availability has not been confirmed.

Is takeaway or step-free access available?

Takeaway and accessibility details have not been verified for this guide. Please ask the shop before visiting if either is essential.

Is there a printed English menu?

This page provides an English guide to the published menu. Availability of a printed English menu at the shop has not been confirmed.