Slam Dunk Kamakura & Enoshima Half-Day Course

Duration

Half day

Route

1. 1Kamakura StationPilgrimage
2. Train · about 5 min
3. Hase Station
4. Walk · about 7 min
5. 2Kamakura Seaside Park, SakanoshitaPilgrimage
6. Walk · about 16 min
7. 3InamuragasakiPilgrimage
8. Walk · about 7 min
9. Inamuragasaki Station
10. Train · about 7 min
11. 4Kamakura-Kokomae StationPilgrimage
12. Walk · about 2 min
13. 5Kamakura-Kokomae No.1 Railroad CrossingPilgrimage
14. Walk · about 4 min
15. 6Shichirigahama BeachPilgrimage
16. Walk · about 9 min
17. 7Kamakura High SchoolPilgrimage
18. Walk · about 6 min
19. 4Kamakura-Kokomae StationPilgrimage
20. Train · about 8 min
21. Enoshima Station
22. Walk · about 20 min
23. 8Enoshima ShrinePilgrimage
24. Walk · about 16 min
25. Katase-Enoshima Station

Good to know

• Cash O · IC card O · Credit card O
• The Enoden takes cash tickets, IC cards like Suica and contactless credit cards. Check which card brands work for tap-to-ride before you go.
• The pavement at the Kamakura-Koko-mae crossing is narrow. Do not step into the road, and on busy days follow the guards and the marked photo area.
• Kamakura High School is a working school. Do not enter the grounds or photograph students' faces.
• Do not climb onto the seawall at Sakanoshita seaside park.

Tips

• On this route single Enoden fares total 620 yen, less than the 800-yen Noriorikun day pass. Add more stops, such as the Great Buddha at Hase, and the pass wins.
• The crossing is quietest on weekday mornings.
• Coming from Shinjuku on the Odakyu? The Enoshima-Kamakura Free Pass (1,640 yen) works best if you start at Enoshima and go in reverse.