Looking for an economical way to explore Kamakura and Enoshima area? Then use “Noriorikun”, 1-day rail pass for entire Enoden. Enoden is the most convenient railway line that links Fujisawa and Kamakura, which covers most of major sightseeing spots in the area.
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1. Enoshima Station | Receive Mysterious Power at “Enoshima Shrine”
Let’s start your journey from Enoshima station and visit Enoshima Shirine to say hello to god. The shrine is known for being a power spot for economic fortune, evil-fate cutting, health and more. Don’t forget to show your “Noriorikun” ticket so that you can get some discount for Enoshima ESCAR* and the Sea Candle*.
*ESCAR, an outdoor paid escalator to ride up to the top of Enoshima
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2. Taste Enoshima Sepacialty! “Fresh Whitebait Bowl”
You are probably a bit hungry after strolling around Enoshima so let's stop by a local restaurant with harbourside kitchen to try a “Whitebait Bowl” (Kama-age Shirasu-don). Since Enoshima is one of the finest fish porting towns in Japan, you wouldn’t expect anything less than freshest seafood being served.
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3. Kamakura High school Station | Photogenic Spot! Featured in “Slam Dunk”
This railroad crossing near Kamakurakoko-mae Station should be familiar to those who love Slam Dunk, which is depicted in the opening sequence. Slam Dunk is a beloved basketball themed manga/anime back in 90s. The place is not only well-known as a mecca for anime fans, but also selected as “The 100 Greatest Train Stations in Kanto area” (ranked 14th).
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4. Hase Station | Kamakura’s Symbolic Landmark | the Great Budda of Kamakura
Speaking of Kamakura, the first thing that comes to your mind should be the “Great Buddha” in Kotoku-in, which is definitely one of the most famous icons of Japan. Located a 10-minute walk from Hase Station along the Enoden railway line, you can’t leave Kamakura without visiting this place.
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Look at this peaceful smile of “Great Buddha”
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5. Wadazuka Station | Refresh yourself with Japanese sweets at “Mushinan”
Ok, time to take a break! Come and visit Kominka café “Mushinan”, only few steps away from Wadazuka station. Kominka refers to traditional Japanese-style house, particularly those built a long time ago. Take off your shoes and stretch out your legs on the tatami floor.
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Here is a Must-eat sweets, “Cream Anmitsu” (Red beans pastries with ice cream and rice cakes), No.1 popular menu in this shop. Also seasonal sweets are available for a limited time.
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6. Kamakura Station | Final destination! Treasure hunting at Komachi street
For the finale of your Enoden railway trip, why don't you eat around yummy soul foods along Komachi street? It’s a 360m long shopping street with over 250 restaurants, always crowded with tourists. You can also find your local souvenirs to preserve your memory to bring home.
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Use wisely “Noriorikun” to Stroll around Enoshima/Kamakura.
Now you know, the 1day-free passport “Noriorikun” is a great deal for Enoshima and Kamakura trip. This useful money saving ticket can be bought at any stations of Enoden line. Finally, once again go over the route we recommended this time!Enoshima → Kamakura Koko Mae → Hase → Wadazuka → Kamakura
【Noriorikun Price】 Adult 600yen, Children300yen
Have a happy journey!Kotoku-in Temple & Enoshima One Day Tour from Tokyo
¥7,229
Update date：2024/04/17
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