A miniature book born from travel Kamakura and Enoshima

Kamakura in Kanagawa Prefecture is a popular tourist destination. There are many shrines and temples, and the Great Buddha of Kotoku-in Temple is especially famous. However, on this walk around the city, I didn't stop at the Great Buddha statue, and I passed by all the famous tourist spots (for which you have to pay an entrance fee), so I stopped at many places that are not visited by many tourists. I took the Enoden from Kamakura to Enoshima. Enoshima is connected to the land and can be crossed on foot, but it is also a popular spot for visitors as it is home to Enoshima Shrine and a yacht harbor. There are quite a lot of stairs inside Enoshima, and my legs were shaking when I walked to the end of the island... At the hand binding workshop, the author himself, who has mastered the art of hand binding, carefully produces each book by hand. The main text is tied with thread, making the book easy to open, strong and durable. In addition to enjoying the photos as a small book, you can also use it as a small interior decoration for your room. [Visit period] September 2021 [Cities visited] Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Enoshima (Fujisawa City) [Cover fabric] “Kamakura Swany” original fabric (cotton) [Uses commercially available fabric] [Size] Length: Approx. 75mm x Width: Approx. 55mm x Width: Approx. 6mm [Number of pages] 24 pages (including 20 pages of photos) The title and text on the cover are printed using an inkjet printer, so please handle with care as they may bleed if exposed to moisture. Also, please be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight for a long time, as this may cause fading. Please note that the pattern on the cover may vary slightly depending on how the fabric is taken. *Please refer to the 6th photo for the degree of difference in pattern. We check the product, but if there are any incorrect or missing pages, we will replace it.