Meeting Point

Tokyo 23 wards.

Kamakura Station

Kamakura Station is the main station of Kamakura City. It is also the intersection station of the main railway Yokosuka Line owned by JR East and the Enoshima Electric Railway Line owned by the private railway operator Enoden. Since Kamakura City is the center of the ancient Japanese city of Kamakura Located in the city, there are also many important historical and scenic spots (such as the famous Kamakura Buddha). You can visit Komachi Street, a food street, and there is no need to queue up for various snacks that are long in line in Osaka and Kyoto.

Hase Station

Hase Station is a railway station operated by Enoshima Electric Railway, located in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. It is a station along the Enoshima Electric Railway Line. Since there are famous temples and ancient temples including Hase Temple and Kotokuin (where the Great Buddha of Kamakura is located) nearby, check in Hase Temple and the Great Buddha of Kamakura. The painted horse at Hase Temple is made of oyster shells, which is very unique and you can hang one.

Inamuragasaki

Inamurasaki offers one of the most stunning scenery in Japan! Located off the coast of Kamakura, this place is a peaceful haven and an ideal spot to capture a stunning sunset. The waves gently lapping against the shore, the lush greenery, and the iconic silhouette of Mount Fuji in the distance come together to create a stunning view that you can't miss. You can watch the spectacular sunset and enjoy the peaceful sound of the waves and the refreshing sea breeze. On clear days, you can see Mount Fuji, adding a touch of majesty to the scenery. At Inamurasaki Seaside Park, you can enjoy the beautiful Shonan Coast and relive the scenes of Slam Dunk. It is not particularly far from Hasedera Temple and the Great Buddha of Kamakura, suitable for tourists to walk and stroll after meals. There is also Inamurasaki Station of Enoden next to the park.

Shichirigahama

Shichirigahama is located on the southern Shonan coastline in Kanagawa Prefecture, between Enoshima and Kamakura. A popular spot for surfers year-round, it’s also famous for its views of Mount Fuji – especially at sunset. Because of the beautiful panoramic views, it was depicted by famous ukiyo-e artists Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige, and appears in their series of Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. In modern times, the Japanese national band Southern Stars even celebrated the area in songs and films. Take a stroll along the beach, or gaze out of the window of the coastal Enoden train that connects Kamakura and Fujisawa to see the sunny beach views.

Kamakura Kokomae Station

The Enoden Kamakura Koukoumae level crossing is a classic scene that appears in the opening credits of the popular Japanese anime "SLAM DUNK". This high school basketball anime has many enthusiastic fans not only in Japan but also around the world. The retro train slowly passing the level crossing and the sea on the other side of the line are both very beautiful and perfect for taking photos. The transportation to the holy place is very convenient. Take the "Enoden" (Enoshima Electric Railway) from Kamakura to Fujisawa, get off at "Kamakura Koukoumae" station and walk a few steps to the holy place. There are many tourist attractions along the line, such as Kamakura's shrines and temples and the sea of ​​Shonan. When you come here, it is also recommended to enjoy tea and snacks at a cafe or restaurant with a sea view.

Enoshima

Enoshima is a land-connected island with a circumference of 4 kilometers and an elevation of 60 meters located in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Enoshima is located at the mouth of the Katase River where it flows into Sagami Bay. Enoshima is now the center of the Shonan region and a tourist attraction along the coast of Sagami Bay. It is a very beautiful island with rich cultural atmosphere and natural scenery. There are seaside caves and lighthouses here. The Kamakura route arrives at Enoshima in the evening, checks in at a beautiful view restaurant, and then enjoys a sunset. It is a perfect end to the trip to Kamakura.

Fujisawa Station

Ending Point

Tokyo 23 wards.