Kamakura
Short retreat with dialogue, practice and local walks.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Joining a program in Japan involves practical questions as well as choosing what to explore. Confirm details for your specific program before making travel plans.

Short retreat with dialogue, practice and local walks.
Retreat shaped by the pilgrimage landscape and community.
Longer learning process with in-person and online sessions.
No such promise is made here. Teaching language and language support depend on the program and dates. Tell the hosts which languages you use and ask what support is available.
The published outline includes in-person sessions in Kamakura as well as online conversations. Confirm the current number of visits and schedule before booking travel.
No. The Kamakura retreat, Kumano retreat and seven-month Zen Immersion are presented as separate ways to take part. You do not have to complete a short retreat before considering the longer program.
The current published retreat pages list ¥298,000 per person for Kamakura and ¥398,000 per person for Kumano, including tax and payment fees. Confirm the current price, dates, availability and inclusions with the organizer before booking. Current Zen Immersion fees are available from the hosts.
They are not included in the retreat fees shown on the current pages. Confirm arrangements, recommendations and any included meals with the organizer before booking.
The published retreat page says beginners are welcome. Ask the hosts about the practices planned for the dates you are considering.
No. The inquiry may relate to your work, a project or how you want to live. Starting a business is not presented as a requirement.
The English contact page uses the retained address support@zenschool.jp. This preview does not provide an embedded English inquiry form.
Applicable terms depend on the program and organizer. For each retreat, confirm which terms apply before applying or paying. The English site does not replace those terms.