• Enoshima - A captivating island linked to the mainland by a bridge, celebrated for its shrines, observation tower, and breathtaking ocean vistas.
• Kamakurakōkō-Mae Station - Travel via the Enoden Tram (Tickets Included) from Enoshima to Kamakura Kokomae Station. This seaside station is renowned for the level crossing featured in the opening scene of the beloved anime Slam Dunk, making it a popular spot for photography.
• Shichirigahama Beach - A favored beach destination known for its stunning sunsets and views of Mt. Fuji on clear days, visible during the train journey or a leisurely walk.
• Gokurakuji Station - Depending on the season, the stop at Gokurakuji Station might be bypassed. This tranquil and historic area of Kamakura is home to ancient temples and a traditional ambiance. Enjoy the Gokurakuji area!
• Hase Station - Transition from Gokurakuji to the Hase Station area and relish a picturesque walk through the charming local scenery.
• Kotoku-in (Great Buddha of Kamakura) - [Optional - Choose Kotoku-in or Hase-dera]
  The site of the iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura, a colossal outdoor bronze statue that symbolizes the city.
• Hase-dera Temple - [Optional - Choose Kotoku-in or Hase-dera]
  An alternative to the Great Buddha, this temple is renowned for its wooden Kannon statue and magnificent garden views overlooking the coast.
• Kamakura Goro Kamakura Komachi Street Honten - [Highlights Course] A lively shopping street lined with cafes, street food vendors, and souvenir shops leading to the main shrine.
• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu - [Highlights Course] Kamakura’s most significant Shinto shrine, showcasing grand architecture, lotus ponds, and a rich history from the samurai era.
• Akarenga Park - [Yokohama Course] Please note that time may be limited to fully explore all three locations (Akarenga Park, Chinatown, Osanbashi Pier). It is recommended to choose one of the three locations for a more relaxed experience. Situated in front of the historic Red Brick Warehouses, Akarenga Park is a scenic waterfront park offering a perfect blend of history and nature.
• Yokohama Chinatown - [Yokohama Course] Please note that time may be limited to fully explore all three locations (Akarenga Park, Chinatown, Osanbashi Pier). It is recommended to choose one of the three locations for a more relaxed experience. Established shortly after the opening of the Yokohama port in 1859, this is the largest and most vibrant Chinatown in Japan.
• Osanbashi Pier - [Yokohama Course] Please note that time may be limited to fully explore all three locations (Akarenga Park, Chinatown, Osanbashi Pier). It is recommended to choose one of the three locations for a more relaxed experience. Known affectionately as “The Whale’s Back” due to its undulating wooden deck design, Osanbashi is an architectural marvel and the main gateway to the Port of Yokohama.

• Round-trip transportation
• English & Korean speaking guide
• Enoden tram ticket

• Meals
• Traveler’s Insurance
• Other Personal Expenses

Experience the refreshing ocean breeze at Enoshima, take a ride on the charming retro Enoden train along the glistening coast, and capture the ideal photo at the iconic “Slam Dunk” crossing. Discover Kamakura’s renowned attractions such as Shichirigahama, Kotoku-in, Hase-dera, and the Kokurakuji area.

[Kamakura Highlights Course (Kamakura H)]
For those looking to fully engage with the Kamakura Area, this is the perfect choice! Spend your afternoon delving into the heart of Kamakura. Savor local treats on the lively Komachi Street and stroll through the impressive Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine.

[Kamakura & Yokohama Course (Kamakura Y)]
In the afternoon, journey to the port city of Yokohama. Discover a completely different atmosphere in Yokohama, a contemporary port city that beautifully contrasts with Kamakura’s rich history.

No matter your choice, enjoy a pleasant journey back to Tokyo with cherished memories.

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