Kamakura & Enoshima Anime Pilgrimage Guide: Spots by Series and a Day Trip
Info checked 2026-10-24 · 22 spots · SLAM DUNK · Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai · Bocchi the Rock!
Photo: Quercus acuta / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
From Fujisawa (藤沢) to Kamakura (鎌倉), a single Enoden (江ノ電) line strings together 22 pilgrimage spots from three series: Slam Dunk, Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai and Bocchi the Rock!. Ride the Enoden four times and walk the rest, and you can see them all in one day, leaving Fujisawa at 9 a.m. on a weekday. Katase-Enoshima Station on Enoshima appears in all three.
At a glance
- Series: Slam Dunk (Kamakura-Kokomae, Kamakura, Enoshima, Tsujido), Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai (Fujisawa, Shichirigahama, Enoshima), Bocchi the Rock! (Enoshima, episode 9, "Enoshima Escar")
- How many in one day: all three. Leave Fujisawa at 9 a.m. and you reach Kamakura Station around 5 p.m.
- Trains: Enoden Fujisawa → Enoshima (9 min), Enoshima → Kamakura-Kokomae (4 min), Shichirigahama → Inamuragasaki (3 min), Hase → Kamakura (4 min)
- Budget (per person): Enoden day pass ¥800 + Enoshima Sea Candle observation tower ¥800 = ¥1,600. Coming from Shinjuku on the Odakyu line: Freepass ¥1,640 + ¥800 = ¥2,440
- How this was checked: official fare tables and maps (as of October 2026)
Getting there
- Start: from Shinjuku, the Odakyu line Rapid Express runs straight to Fujisawa Station with no transfer. On JR, take the Shonan-Shinjuku Line or the Tokaido Line to Fujisawa
- Finish: from Kamakura Station, the JR Yokosuka Line reaches Tokyo Station in about an hour. If you bought the Odakyu Freepass, ride the Enoden back to Fujisawa (37 min) and take the Odakyu from there
Spots by area
Fujisawa Station (Bunny Girl Senpai)
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2 · 11 min walk
About a 10-minute walk from the north exit of Fujisawa Station is Goshogaya Bridge (御所ヶ谷橋), on Sakuta and Mai's route to school. See the bridge, walk back to the station and board the Enoden. The round trip takes about 20 minutes.
Enoshima and Katase (all three series)
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4 · 5 min walk
5 · 7 min walk
6 · 7 min walk
7 · 1 min walk
8 · 1 min walk
9 · 1 min walk
10 · 2 min walk
This is the heart of the area, where all three series overlap. Walk from Enoden Enoshima Station toward the sea and you reach the dragon-palace-shaped Odakyu Katase-Enoshima Station (片瀬江ノ島駅). East of it is Katase Higashihama Beach, where Bocchi collapses in the crowd. Cross Benten Bridge (弁天橋) and the Bocchi the Rock! episode 9 locations follow one after another: the octopus senbei shop on Nakamise Street, Zuishinmon Gate (瑞心門), the Escar (エスカー) and Enoshima Shrine, with the Sea Candle lighthouse at the top of the island. Spots on the island are 1–7 minutes apart on foot.
Kamakura-Kokomae and Shichirigahama (Slam Dunk, Bunny Girl Senpai)
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12 · 2 min walk
13 · 6 min walk
14 · 6 min walk
15 · 13 min walk
16 · 1 min walk
Head back from the island to Enoden Enoshima Station (about 30 minutes) and ride 4 minutes toward Kamakura to Kamakura-Kokomae Station (鎌倉高校前駅). See the Slam Dunk opening railroad crossing, Shichirigahama Beach and Kamakura High School, the model for Ryonan High, then walk east along the coastal road for about 15 minutes to Bunny Girl Senpai's Shichirigahama Station and Yukiai Bridge. The two series' spots are just one stop apart.
Inamuragasaki and Hase (Slam Dunk)
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18 · 18 min walk
From Shichirigahama Station it is 3 minutes on the Enoden to Inamuragasaki Station (稲村ヶ崎駅); walk toward the sea to the park on the cape. Follow the seaward sidewalk of Route 134 east for about 18 minutes to Kamakura Seaside Park, Sakanoshita, then about 8 minutes on foot to Hase Station (長谷駅).
Kamakura Station (Slam Dunk)
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From Hase Station it is 4 minutes on the Enoden to the end of the line at Kamakura Station. Zaimokuza Beach, where Sakuragi practices his dribbling at dawn, is about 1.6 km south of the station, roughly a 30-minute walk, so go only if you have time to spare.
A little farther out: Tsujido (Slam Dunk)
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22 · 16 min walk
These are near Tsujido Station (辻堂駅), one stop from Fujisawa on the JR Tokaido Line. Tsujido Beach is the sea where Ryota spends time with his mother and Anna near the end of The First Slam Dunk, and the nearby high school is the model for Kainan. It lies in the opposite direction from the Enoden route, so it is better to visit separately on the morning of a second day.
Passes and crowds
If you ride the Enoden four times in a day, the Noriorikun day pass (のりおりくん, ¥800) is ¥20 cheaper than single tickets (¥820 in total). If you take the Enoden from Kamakura-Kokomae to Shichirigahama instead of walking, single tickets come to ¥1,020.
- If you are coming from Shinjuku on the Odakyu line, compare the Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass (江の島・鎌倉フリーパス, ¥1,640). It covers the Shinjuku–Fujisawa round trip plus unlimited Enoden rides for the day, so buy it if it costs less than the Odakyu round-trip fare plus the ¥800 day pass
- Enoshima Sea Candle: observation tower only ¥800; set ticket with the Escar, Samuel Cocking Garden and the tower ¥1,100
- Times to avoid: on weekend and holiday afternoons the Enoden, the approach to Enoshima Shrine and the sidewalk at the Kamakura-Kokomae crossing get very crowded. Set out on a weekday morning, and avoid weekends during the July–August beach season
Etiquette
FAQ
Q. How much does it cost in total?
Starting in Fujisawa and finishing in Kamakura, it is ¥1,600: the ¥800 Enoden day pass plus ¥800 for the Sea Candle observation tower. Coming from Shinjuku on the Odakyu line, plan on ¥2,440: the ¥1,640 Freepass plus ¥800 for the Sea Candle.
Q. I only want to see one series.
Each series has its own spot list: Slam Dunk, Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai and Bocchi the Rock!. For Bocchi the Rock!, the Enoshima and Katase section of this guide is all you need.
Q. What should I see if I only have half a day?
Just the Enoshima and Katase area and the Kamakura-Kokomae and Shichirigahama area. All three series appear, the two are 4 minutes apart on the Enoden, and four hours or so is enough.