Kamakura and Enoshima Day Trip, Japan | Kamakura Great Buddha, Enoden Railway Experience, Slam Dunk Level Crossing, Enoshima Stroll (Departing from Tokyo)
- Explore the Great Buddha of Kamakura and popular attractions on Enoshima Island
- Take the Enoden train along the Shonan coast and experience classic scenes from the anime.
- Explore the Kamakura High School level crossing and enjoy the sea view and youthful atmosphere.
- KKday makes booking the Kamakura Day Trip, including the Enoden Railway experience, super convenient!
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－What You Can Expect－
- The Great Buddha of Kamakura
Get a glimpse of the Great Buddha of Kamakura located in the Kotoku-in Temple of the Jodo Sect in the ancient capital of Kamakura, and designated as a Japanese national treasure. The bronze statue of Amitabha Tathagata is commonly known as the Great Buddha of Kamakura, which was built in 1252. It is a symbol of the ancient capital of Kamakura. The flatter face, lower ushnisha and forward posture of the Great Buddha have the style of the Song Dynasty Buddha statues popular in the Kamakura period.
The Great Buddha of Kamakura has basically maintained its original shape, so it is very precious. Minamoto Yoritomo established the first samurai regime in Kamakura - the Kamakura Shogunate (1192-1333). Therefore, during these 140 years, Kamakura was the center of all Japan at that time, went through great development on political, economic, cultural and other aspects.
- Tsuruoka Hachiman Shrine
Visit Tsuruoka Hachiman Shrine, formerly known as Kamakura Hachiman Shrine, which was the central belief and patron saint of warriors during the Kamakura period (1192). It has a deep relationship with the first general of Kamakura, and is quite famous in the Kanto area. Together with Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine (Kyoto) and Usa Hachiman Shrine (Oita County in Kyushu), they are collectively known as the three major Hachiman Shrines in Japan. The shrine is vast, and many places are designated as national historic sites, and is famous for local cherry blossom viewing and maple viewing.
[Komachi Street]
Komachi Street extending from Kamakura Station to Tsuruoka Hachiman Shrine is a very famous and lively old street in Kamakura. There are many shops on both sides of the street. Kamakura offers a wide variety of souvenirs, Japanese handicrafts, and local delicacies, and is popular among locals and tourists alike.
- Enoshima
In the Edo period, it became one of the sightseeing spots for Edo (now Tokyo) people. And because of Bensaiten's musical talent, it has always been a resort for Kabuki actors.
[Enoshima Shrine]
Visit Enoshima Shrine founded in the 13th year of Emperor kinmei (552), and the routine worship is in early April. The wooden colored eight-armed Benzaiten seated statue, the sword made by Hizen no Kuni Fujiwara Masahiro, and the bronze torii gate in the shrine are all precious national designated cultural properties. At the same time, Benzaiten is also the god of wealth. Many worshipers and tourists come here.
- Kamakura High School
Kamakura High School is located in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. It is the prototype of Ryonan High School in "Slam Dunk". The intersection not far from the station is where the classic scene of Hanamichi Sakuragi greeting Haruko Akagi was set. Standing at the intersection, you can also feel the passionate youthful memory of the slam dunk while hearing the ringing bell.
The sea, the campus and those streets in Slam Dunk are so important to everyone born in the 80s. Come and admire the scenes representing the memory of youth, experience the beautiful youth again.
[Shonan Coastal Walk] Cross the railway and the road and go down the stairs, you will see the famous Shonan Coast in Kanto, Japan. It is a paradise for surfers and those who love water activities. You can walk on the beach, listen to the sound of the waves, and relax. And if the weather is good, you can also see Mount Fuji directly.
*If there are force majeure factors such as strong wind and waves, it may not be possible to go to the coast depending on the situation.
- Enoden experience
Take Enoden, a tram connecting Fujisawa to Kamakura. The route includes most of the famous scenic spots in Kamakura and of the Shonan coast. When it comes to Kamakura, Enoden is an indispensable and representative means of transportation. The scene of the tram passing by is often seen in major Japanese film and animation works.
*You will take the Enoden between Kamakura High School and the Kamakura Great Buddha attraction. On the way to take the tram, please be sure to follow the tour guide closely. If you fall behind halfway, you will be responsible for the consequences. This fee is a gift item. If you cannot ride the Enoden due to force majeure, the fee will not be refunded
Purchase Notice
- Each person can carry one piece of luggage free of charge, with no size limit (please indicate when making the reservation). If there is no note at the time of reservation or more than one piece per person is brought, an additional fee of JP¥2000 will be charged for each piece
- Free for children aged 0-2 who do not occupy a seat. Please inform us in advance; aged 3 and above are subject to adult pricing). The hotel offers pick-up and drop-off services, and children from 0 years old are considered chargeable.
- If the number of children under the age of 3 who do not occupy a seat is not informed in advance and results in insufficient space in the car, you may be refused to board the car/bus and the fee will not be refunded
- Driver service fee (fine small group of 1-13 people; bus group of 14-45 people, the actual amount will be adjusted according to the number of people on the day)
- Reference model: 5-8-seater car: Toyota Alphard; 9-14-seater car: Toyota HAICE or equivalent model; 18-22-seater car: minibus; 22-seater car or more: large bus. The above vehicles are for reference only and will be adjusted according to the actual number of people on the day of the tour
【Travel conditions】
- Place of departure and destination：Tokyo/Kamakura
- Duration of trip：Day tour
- Transportation：Chartered bus
- Bus company：Reisei Tourism Industry Co., Ltd.
- Meals：Morning 0 Lunch 0 Dinner 0
- The name of hotel if any：NA
- Minimum number of participants：1
- Tour manager：1
【Tour operator】
- Name：TuYi Group Japan Co., Ltd.
- Address: 722 Shuzenji, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
- License Number: Shizuoka Prefectural Governor Registered Travel Agency, No. 2-633
- Travel Agency Association: Regular Member of the Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA)
Reminders
A minimum of 1 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 4 day(s) before the departure date
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 1 day(s) before departure (local time 18:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
本产品为国际拼团行程，将与其他旅客共同乘车出行，途中仅停靠既定站点，不提供临时上下车服务。
请务必按照指定时间及地点准时集合，迟到或未到将视为自动放弃行程且费用不退。
根据当日成团人数，可能安排司机兼导游或司机与导游分工服务，小团与巴士配置将灵活调整。
行程导览以中文或英文为主，并视情况提供基础多语言沟通协助。
实际行程可能因天气、交通或其他不可抗力因素（尤其是周末及节假日）进行调整，包括景点停留时间、顺序或取消，司导会根据实际情况调整行程，下单前请预留时间并做好心理预期，恕无法提供退款或额外补偿。
各景点停留时间已统一安排，请配合导游时间管理，旺季可能因交通拥堵调整行程顺序。
如中途自行离团，视为放弃后续服务，未使用部分不予退款，期间安全需自行负责。
此行程有体验电车、有部分需要走路的路程，请穿着轻便、适合旅游服装、鞋子参加本行程。
江之电电车体验为赠送项目，如因不可抗力因素无法乘坐江之电，费用不予退还。
于自由活动时，应注意自身人身、财物安全，如未听劝告发生意外或造成损失后果自行负责。
根据日本法律规定，司机的最长工作时间为10个小时，为了确保司机的安全和行车的稳定，可能会根据实际情况调整行程，包括减少景点游览时间或取消某些景点，还请见谅。并不可以此为由要求退还费用，在此诚挚地希望各位旅客能够理解并支持。
为保持车内环境整洁，请勿在车内食用气味较重的食物。如造成污损，将依据当地标准收取清洁费用。
东京与新宿为不同车辆出发，故上车地点与下车地点需要一致，不可变更。
夏季炎热，紫外线强烈，请准备遮阳工具。
FAQ
The Great Buddha of Kamakura, or Daibutsu, at Kotoku-in Temple, is a monumental bronze statue of Amitābha Buddha. Cast in 1252, it originally resided in a wooden temple hall which was repeatedly destroyed by typhoons and a tsunami. Since 1498, it has stood in the open air. As Japan's second-tallest bronze Buddha statue, it is designated a National Treasure and a powerful symbol of Buddhist art and resilience, offering a profound sense of historical and spiritual significance to visitors.
The Great Buddha of Kamakura is situated at Kotoku-in Temple in the city of Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture. The most convenient way to reach it via local transport is by taking the Enoshima Electric Railway (Enoden Line). From Kamakura Station, take the Enoden Line two stops to Hase Station. The temple is then approximately a 7-minute walk from Hase Station, clearly signposted.
The Great Buddha of Kamakura is an impressive bronze statue, standing approximately 11.3 meters (37 feet) tall and weighing around 121 tons. Its key features include a serene and contemplative facial expression, elongated earlobes symbolizing wisdom, and a spiral curl pattern on its head. Uniquely, the statue is hollow, allowing visitors to enter and observe its interior structure, a rare feature among large Buddha statues in Japan.
The Great Buddha of Kamakura represents Amitābha Buddha (Amida Nyorai in Japanese), a celestial Buddha described in the scriptures of Mahāyāna Buddhism. Amitābha is revered for his infinite light and boundless life, symbolizing compassion, wisdom, and the ability to guide beings to salvation in the Pure Land. Its monumental presence inspires visitors to reflect on peace, enlightenment, and spiritual journey.
The Kamakura Enoden Train is popular for its nostalgic charm and incredibly scenic route. It hugs the coastline, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, especially between Kamakura and Enoshima. The train passes through quaint neighborhoods and historical sites, stopping at charming, retro-style stations. Its proximity to the sea and the opportunity to spot famous landmarks like the Kamakura High School Crossing make it a unique and picturesque journey for exploring the region.
The Kamakura Enoden Train is characterized by its charming retro design and unique operation as a single-track light rail system. It runs between Kamakura and Fujisawa, offering a distinctive blend of urban and coastal scenery. Its route winds through narrow residential streets, alongside the sea, and past numerous historical sites and popular spots, creating an intimate connection with the local landscape that traditional trains cannot offer.
The Kamakura High School Crossing gained global recognition due to its prominent appearance in the opening sequence of the beloved 1990s Japanese animation series "Slam Dunk." This iconic level crossing, with its railway, sea views, and the nearby high school, is instantly recognizable to fans, making it a popular pilgrimage site for anime enthusiasts who wish to recreate famous scenes and capture nostalgic photos.
Visitors to the Kamakura area can enjoy a variety of local delicacies, especially along the Enoden Line and near Enoshima. A must-try is Shirasu-don, a fresh sardine rice bowl, often available in raw or boiled forms. Other seafood options are abundant, given the coastal location. Traditional Japanese sweets, such as dango and matcha, are also popular. The area offers charming cafes and restaurants, perfect for experiencing local flavors and relaxing after sightseeing.
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