Ride the Enoden and go to Kamakura’s seaside

Kamakura is an ancient city that has produced its own, original culture. Kamakura began flourishing as a temple town in the 17th century. Blessed with the nature of the ocean and surrounding green hills, Kamakura today attracts a large number of tourists and it’s a perfect day trip from Tokyo. Approx 50 minutes by train from Sinagawa, approx 60 minutes from Tokyo station.

Riding the Enoden (Enoshima Electric Railway) to Kamakura’s seaside is a delightful experience that offers stunning coastal views and a charming journey through traditional Japanese neighborhoods.

    

 

The train runs along the coast, providing glimpses of the ocean and picturesque landscapes, making it a relaxing and scenic way to reach Kamakura’s beautiful beaches and historic sites. Whether you’re enjoying the serene atmosphere or exploring the local culture, the ride is an unforgettable part of the trip.

 

 

 

 

Other Recommended spots in Kamakura.

 

 

Buddha,the symbol of Kamakura.

 

 

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine(鶴岡八幡宮)

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu located at the center of Kamakura establised in 1063. This shrine is famous of giving good luck for job,fight and success in life.

 

Around November, you can see little girls wearing traditional kimono at the Japanese traditional event of ‘Shichi-Go-San’ to celebrate children’s growth.

Komachi Street (小町通り)

Komachi Street in Kamakura is a lively, bustling shopping street famous for its variety of shops, cafes, and traditional Japanese treats. Located near Kamakura Station, it’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists. Visitors can enjoy browsing unique souvenirs, sampling delicious street food like sweet potato snacks and fish cakes, and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of this charming historical town. It’s the perfect place to explore before heading to Kamakura’s famous temples and beaches.