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01A stroll through the old samurai capital of Kamakura

  • Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

    Located in the center of Kamakura, this shrine has a deep association with the Minamoto Clan. The complex is surrounded by an abundance of nature that blends with the bright vermilion color of the shrine to create a beautiful scene that should not be missed.

  • Kotoku-in Temple (Great Buddha of Kamakura)

    Kotoku-in temple is a Jodo Buddhist temple. The principle image is a bronze statue of Amida Buddha, a National Treasure that is one of Japan’s three great Buddhas and is generally known as the Great Buddha of Kamakura. Rising about 11.3 meters, the face alone is 2.35 meters in height.

  • Houkoku-ji Temple

    This temple is of the Kencho-ji school of the Rinzai sect and was founded by Tengan Eko. in 1334. Famous for its the thick bamboo groove, the temple offers pleasant scenery throughout the year.

  • Komachi-dori Street

    This shopping street runs from Kamakura Station to Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu shrine. The street is lined with shops selling specialty foods and sweets and is always filled with the energy and laughter of visitors.

  • AWkitchen GARDEN Kamakura

    Using vegetables sourced from nearby farmers, this Italian restaurant is popular for its locally caught seafood. Watch the nearby Enoden trains pass from the open-air terrace garden.

  • SAMURAI Project

    Located near Kita-Kamakura Station, this project is located in a 600-year-old Zen temple. Practice zazen meditation, learn how to wield a real katana, take part in a tea ceremony and experience other Japanese cultural activities.

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02Enoshima in ukiyo-e art

  • Enoshima coastline

    In addition to providing views of Mount Fuji, the coastline of Enoshima looks out to the mountains of Hakone and Izu. In the evening, the setting sun creates a stunningly beautiful view.

  • Enoshima Sea Candle

    Beloved as a symbol of Shonan, this lighthouse has an observatory with wonderful views of Mount Fuji, the Izu Peninsula and more. In winter the Sea Candle is lit up, creating an illusory ambience that is considered one of the three great illumination scenes of Kanto.

  • Enoshima Iwaya (cave)

    This natural cave was created by the erosive action of waves. Items of historical and cultural importance are on exhibit inside.

  • iL-CHIANTI CAFE Enoshima

    Located right next to the Enoshima Lighthouse, at this Italian restaurant you can gaze out over the ocean while savoring authentic Italian cuisine, then savor the view of the sun as it sinks below the horizon.

  • Tobiccho

    Enjoy Enoshima’s specialty shirasu-don at this restaurant. Made with rice and whitefish (immature fry) from that day’s catch, it doesn’t get any fresher! (Freshly boiled whitefish is served instead during the closed fishing season, January 1 to March 10, and when necessary due to fishing conditions.).

  • Marudai Sensui

    This tidepool seafood specialty restaurant is operated by a seafood wholesaler. Enjoy spiny lobster, raw whitefish, sazae (horned turban) and other delectable seafood from Enoshima.

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03Only about 65 minutes from Tokyo

About 65 minutes to Kamakura from Shinjuku in the heart of Tokyo via the Odakyu Romancecar.

How to get to Kamakura and Enoshima

Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass

The Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass is valid for unlimited rides throughout the designated area.
There are so many ways to enjoy Enoshima. In summer especially, get a tan at the local beaches and have fun in the sun. Among the attractions are an aquarium to visit and caves to tickle your fancy of adventure. The historical city of Kamakura has numerous beautiful temples and shrines. The Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass is an economical pass that lets you travel around these two areas to your heart's content. From Fujisawa, take the Enoden Line to beautiful Enoshima and wander down the coastline to enjoy the scenery with unlimited on-and-off riding priveleges. Kamakura, the last stop on the line, is the gateway to the city's historical temples, traditional gardens and the famous Great Buddha.

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About Romancecar

Hakone
Japan

Introduction to Hakone

Hakone is one of Japan’s finest hot spring destinations, located approximately 80 minutes away from Tokyo by train. Filled with majestic views of Mount Fuji and beautiful seasonal views of nature, Hakone is a wonderful place to experience history, culture, art museums and much more.

An incredible view of Mount Fuji, the symbol of Japan,
and natural beauty that radiates in every season

The elegant sightseeing cruise

Located at the foot of Mount Fuji, Hakone offers a number of places to gaze upon the beauty of the mountain. Among them, the view of the torii gate of Hakone-jinja shrine rising out of Lake Ashi with Mount Fuji in the backdrop is particularly spectacular.

Hakone hot springs that are
popular among Japanese visitors

The open-air baths

The many hot spring resorts of Hakone have a variety of special features, such as great views, natural surroundings, reservable hot spring room and daytime access hot spring. Other attractive features to look for are the hot spring water qualities and the health and restorative effects of the water.

A variety of art museums located amid the natural beauty
of Hakone are filled with interesting, unique art pieces

The Symphonic Sculpture

Hakone is known for its many art galleries and museums, as well as other spots for enjoying art. What a treat it is to experience such lovely art pieces surrounded by the great outdoors.

Getting to Hakone

Approx. 80 minutes by train from Shinjuku in Tokyo
Approx. 15 minutes by train from Odawara
Approx. 40 minutes by bus from Mishima
Approx. 35 minutes by bus from Gotemba

*The Tokaido Shinkansen will stop at Odawara and Mishima.

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Hakone Freepass
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Get a Freepass for unlimited rides on local transportation in Hakone.

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Limited Express Romancecar

With just the addition of a limited express surchage, use your Discount Pass to enjoy the relaxed comfort of the Romancecar with reserved only seating.

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