10-Hour Kamakura Day Tour from Tokyo with Enoden and Enoshima

The journey

Trip highlights

• 01 Ride the Enoden Railway past seaside scenery and iconic Kamakura stations
• 02 Visit Kamakura High School, the seaside model for scenes in Slam Dunk
• 03 Explore Enoshima Island's shrine, scenic spots, and panoramic Shonan Sea views
• 04 See the Great Buddha of Kamakura, a 13th-century bronze national treasure
• 05 Browse Komachi Street for local specialities, Japanese snacks, and souvenirs

Travel from Tokyo to Kamakura for a day of coastal scenery, historic shrines, and anime nostalgia. Ride the beloved Enoden Railway past seaside views and iconic stops linked to Slam Dunk, visit Enoshima Island's scenic attractions and ancient shrine, and see the Great Buddha of Kamakura at Kōtoku-in. The tour also includes time at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine and Komachi Street for local snacks, shopping, and souvenirs before returning to Tokyo.

Travel from Tokyo to Kamakura for a day of coastal scenery, historic shrines, and anime nostalgia.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 10 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kamakura

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

1

Day 01

Tokyo to Kamakura by Enoden and Enoshima

• 08:00 Meeting Point 1: JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit
• Enoden Railway: This green train is loaded with countless memories of one's youth.
• When the intro of "I Want to Say I Love You Loud" plays, it awakens memories and makes my blood boil.
• Many people came here because of Slam Dunk but found a more beautiful Kamakura than they imagined.
• Enoden is a tram that runs between Fujisawa Station and Kamakura Station.
• It passes through Enoshima, Kamakura Kogakumae, Hase, and other stations.
• Enoden runs between urban buildings, houses, and main roads.
• Running along the seaside, it passes through countless beautiful scenes.
• It is beautiful in spring when the flowers are in full bloom.
• Kamakura High School (40 minutes)
• Kamakura High School: The full name is Kanagawa Prefectural Kamakura High School.
• Because Kamakura's "Kamakura High School" station was selected as one of the most beautiful in Japan, the school near the station naturally has the title of "All Japan's Super Beautiful High School".
• This high school near the sea is the prototype of Lingnan High School in Slam Dunk.
• The ramp from the school to the station is the classic scene in which Takenori Akagi says, "We have a long way to go," after Shohoku comes to practice.
• "I don't want to be separated from you until the end of the world..."
• Kamakura High School seems to carry too many memories of youth.
• On the road to the sea before the high school, Aida Yayoi once passed by in a taxi, looking for Sendou, who was fishing.
• Let him go to northern Hunan to join the coalition forces in Xiangyang and Lingnan.
• Not far from the intersection near the sea, Sakuragi Hanamichi once greeted Haruko here.
• The gymnasium in the college is where Xiandao and Monkey Boss practice sweating.
• Xiangbei and Lingnan once played exciting practice matches here...
• We will find that everything here is almost the same as in the animation, even though reality is far from the animation.
• Shonan Coast Walk (may be cancelled if the wind and waves are too strong): Pass through the railway crossing and the road, and go down the stairs to the famous Shonan Coast in Kanto, Japan.
• It is a paradise for surfers and those who enjoy seaside activities.
• Sakuragi Hanamichi stopped and waited here, and Rukawa Kaede passed by this coast on his bicycle.
• This crossing is engraved with the memories of so many people, and Kamakura High School on the slope has become the starting point of those memories.
• When the weather is good, you can see Mount Fuji.
• 12:00 Enoshima (120 minutes)
• Enoshima is a small island with many scenic spots, all of which can be reached on foot.
• Get off at Enoshima Station and cross Benten Bridge to reach the island.
• Enoshima Shrine, Ryūren Bell, Enoshima Rock House, Observation Lighthouse, etc.
• You can spend 2 or 3 hours walking around the island to visit all these attractions.
• When you reach the top of the island, you can see the entire Shonan Sea.
• Enoshima Shrine: Enoshima Shrine is located in Enoshima.
• It is said to have been founded in the 13th year of Emperor Kinmei (AD 552).
• It is enshrined by three temples: Okutsu Palace, Nakatsu Palace, and Benezu Palace.
• It is a small shrine composed of three goddesses who protect maritime traffic safety.
• 14:20 Tsuruoka Hachimangu Shrine (90 minutes)
• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine: A shrine located in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, also known as Kamakura Hachimangu Shrine.
• Founded in the 6th year of Kanghei (1063), it is one of the oldest shrines in Japan.
• Its main shrine (upper palace) and Wakamiya (lower palace) have been designated important cultural properties of Japan.
• Komachi Street: Kamakura Komachi Street is a well-known commercial shopping street in Kamakura.
• There is a concentration of local speciality products and restaurants.
• Not only does it have authentic Japanese snacks and dishes, but it also has beautiful trinkets and souvenirs.
• It is a must-visit commercial street for young people visiting Kamakura, Japan.
• Start returning at 16:00.
• Arrive in Tokyo at 18:00 and get off at Tokyo Station or Shinjuku.

2

Day 02

Shinjuku Departure and Kamakura Great Buddha Visit

• 08:30 Meeting Point 2: Shinjuku West Exit in front of Sumitomo Mitsui Bank
• 10:00 Kamakura Daibutsu (30 minutes)
• Kamakura Daibutsu is a Buddha statue in Kōtoku-in Temple and a significant symbol of ancient Kamakura.
• It is designated as a Japanese national treasure.
• Known as the Kamakura Daibutsu, this bronze Buddha statue dates back to the 13th century and is Japan's second-tallest bronze statue.
• This Buddha statue is an iconic tourist attraction with many visitors in the Kanto region.
• Like the Buddha in Nara, the Great Buddha of Kamakura was first housed in a temple building after being cast in the 13th century.
• But in the 14th and 15th centuries, typhoons, tsunamis, and earthquakes repeatedly destroyed the main hall housing the statue.
• Thus, in 1498, the statue's caretakers succumbed to the irresistible forces of nature and exposed the statue to the elements.
• Since then, it has remained standing and become a sacred symbol of Kamakura.
• (Tickets are at your own expense: 300 yen, 50 yen inside the Buddha).

3

Day 03

Kamakura High School and Enoden Nostalgia

• 10:40 Kamakura High School & Enoden Railway (complimentary item, the train takes about 10 to 15 minutes)
• Enoden Railway: This green train is loaded with countless memories of one's youth. When the intro of "I Want to Say I Love You Loud" plays, it awakens memories and makes my blood boil.
• Many people came here because of Slam Dunk but found a more beautiful Kamakura than they imagined.
• Enoden is a tram that runs between Fujisawa Station and Kamakura Station.
• It passes through Enoshima, Kamakura Kogakumae, Hase, and other stations.
• Enoden runs between urban buildings, houses, and main roads.
• Running along the seaside, it passes through countless beautiful scenes.
• It is beautiful in spring when the flowers bloom.
• Kamakura High School (40 minutes)
• Kamakura High School: The full name is Kanagawa Prefectural Kamakura High School.
• Because Kamakura's "Kamakura High School" station was selected as the most beautiful in Japan, the school not far from the station naturally has the title of "All Japan's Super Beautiful High School".
• This high school near the sea is the prototype of Lingnan High School in Slam Dunk.
• The ramp from the school to the station is the classic scene where Takenori Akagi said, "We have a long way to go," after Shohoku came to practice.
• "I don't want to be separated from you until the end of the world..."
• Kamakura High School seems to carry too many memories of youth.
• On the road to the sea in front of the high school, Aida Yayoi once passed by in a taxi, looking for Sendou, who was fishing.
• Let him go to northern Hunan to join the coalition forces in Xiangyang and Lingnan.
• Not far from the intersection near the sea, Sakuragi Hanamichi once greeted Haruko here.
• The gymnasium in the college is where Xiandao and Monkey Boss practice sweating.
• Xiangbei and Lingnan once played exciting practice matches here...
• Everything here is almost exactly the same as in the animation, even though reality is far from the animation.
• Shonan Coast Walk (may be cancelled if the wind and waves are too strong): Pass through the railway crossing and the road and descend the stairs to the famous Shonan Coast in Kanto, Japan.
• It is a paradise for surfers and those who enjoy seaside activities.
• Sakuragi Hanamichi stopped and waited here, and Rukawa Kaede passed by this coast on his bicycle.
• So many people's memories are engraved on this crossing, and Kamakura High School on the slope has become the starting point of those memories.
• When the weather is good, you can see Mount Fuji.

4

Day 04

Enoshima Island Scenic Walk and Shrine Visit

• 12:00 Enoshima (120 minutes)
• Enoshima is a small island with many scenic spots, all of which can be reached on foot.
• Get off at Enoshima Station and cross Benten Bridge to reach the island.
• Enoshima Shrine, Ryūren Bell, Enoshima Rock House, Observation Lighthouse, etc.
• You can spend 2 or 3 hours walking around the island to visit all these attractions.
• When you reach the top of the island, you can see the entire Shonan Sea.
• Enoshima Shrine: Enoshima Shrine is located in Enoshima.
• It is said to have been founded in the 13th year of Emperor Kinmei (AD 552).
• It is enshrined by three temples: Okutsu Palace, Nakatsu Palace, and Benezu Palace.
• It is a small shrine with three goddesses protecting maritime traffic safety.

5

Day 05

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu and Komachi Street

• 14:20 Tsuruoka Hachimangu Shrine (90 minutes)
• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine: This shrine, also known as Kamakura Hachimangu Shrine, is located in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.
• Founded in the 6th year of Kanghei (1063), it is one of the oldest shrines in Japan.
• Its main shrine (upper palace) and Wakamiya (lower palace) have been designated important cultural properties of Japan.
• Komachi Street: Kamakura Komachi Street is a well-known commercial shopping street in Kamakura.
• There is a concentration of local speciality products and restaurants.
• Not only does it have authentic Japanese snacks and dishes, but it also has beautiful trinkets and souvenirs.
• It is a must-visit commercial street for young people visiting Kamakura, Japan.
• Start returning at 16:00.
• Arrive in Tokyo at 18:00 and get off at Tokyo Station or Shinjuku.

The route

Where you'll travel

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

• Vehicle service charge listed in the itinerary
• Vehicle fuel fees, tolls, and highway fees
• Driver-guide service charge

What's Not Included

• Accommodation fees, meals, attraction admission tickets, and other personal consumption expenses
• Other items not mentioned in the "What's included" section

Know before you go

• This itinerary is fixed for carpool travel. After the booking is confirmed, the date cannot be changed at will, and you will be responsible for any losses caused.
• Please arrive at the designated location 10 minutes before departure time. If the wait exceeds 5 minutes, the bus will no longer wait, and you will be deemed to have abandoned the trip.
• Guests participating in this tour must adhere to the stop time at each attraction and comply with the driver's arrangements. If someone leaves the group alone during the itinerary, the transaction will be deemed invalid, and the fee will not be refunded. You are responsible for the consequences for personal or property safety.
• Please carry your passport and valuables with you during your trip and make sure they are safe.
• It is recommended that elderly guests, patients with cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension and heart disease, and pregnant women should be accompanied by relatives.
• The arrival time of each trip may vary depending on factors such as traffic conditions, weather, festivals, and crowds during the day. If your trip is delayed due to the above or other force majeure factors, you cannot request a refund. However, you can apply for rescheduling or a refund if it is cancelled due to force majeure, such as natural disasters.
• Please abide by local laws and regulations in Japan and do not carry items prohibited by Japanese law, to avoid violations that may affect your rights.
• For more than one piece of luggage, an additional charge of JPY 2,000 per piece will be charged.
• Children under three are free if they do not occupy a seat; children over three are charged the same as adults.
• Standard price includes one bag of baggage free of charge (advance notification required).
• For guests who purchase hotel pick-up and drop-off services:
  • Please indicate the pick-up and drop-off location.
  • The vehicle will pick up and drop off at the hotel from 7:30-8:30. Please wait at the hotel in advance.
• If you need to carry large luggage:
  • Please indicate it when confirming the order.

Logistics

Meeting & route

Meeting point

08:00 Meeting Point 1: JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit // 08:30 Meeting Point 2: Shinjuku West Exit in front of Sumitomo Mitsui Bank

Tour start

Tokyo

Tour ends at the same location as the start point.