Enoshima Electric Railway and Yokohama Night View Day Tour: Enoshima, Kamakura High School and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

* The following itinerary is for reference only. The attractions, visiting order, and schedule may be adjusted based on the actual conditions of the day.

11:00am
Begin today's beautiful journey.
Meeting point: Tokyo MODE GAKUEN, Shinjuku
* Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure. The bus will leave on time and will not wait for latecomers.

12:30pm
▼ Enoshima Island (approx. 100 minutes, free time)
According to legend, Enoshima Island was formed in the 13th year of Emperor Kinmei's reign (552 AD), when sand began to rise from the sea and formed an island after 21 days. Another tale recorded in Mount Hiei's Enryakuji Temple tells a moving story:
Long ago, the Kamakura area was a large lake where a five-headed dragon caused disasters-landslides, plagues, floods, and storms. One day, dark clouds filled the sky, and a beautiful goddess descended from the heavens, raising an island from the sea. The dragon fell in love with her, repented, and vowed to do good deeds. Eventually, he married the goddess, and together they protected the island and its people. It is said that this dragon was a manifestation of Benzaiten, the goddess of music and wealth. Even Tokugawa Ieyasu once visited to pay respects. By the Edo period, Enoshima had become a popular getaway for Tokyo locals and a spiritual home for artists and Kabuki performers.
【Enoshima Shrine】
Founded in the 13th year of Emperor Kinmei's reign (552 AD), Enoshima Shrine holds its annual festival in early April. Inside the shrine are several nationally designated cultural properties, including the Wooden Colored Statue of Eight-Armed Benzaiten, the Hizen Tachi Sword crafted by Fujiwara Masahiro, the Eight-Direction Glare Turtle, and the Bronze Torii Gate.
Benzaiten is also worshiped as a goddess of wealth, attracting countless visitors and pilgrims. Nearby stands the White Dragon King, whose spring water is believed to bring prosperity when used to wash coins.

14:10pm
▼ Kamakura Enoden Experience (approx. 15 minutes)
Head to Enoshima Station to ride the Enoden train. The Enoden experience is included in the tour price.
The Enoden is a scenic tram connecting Fujisawa to Kamakura, passing by most of Kamakura's famous attractions and offering beautiful views of the Shonan coastline. The Enoden is an iconic transportation method in Kamakura, frequently featured in Japanese movies and anime. This is not just for sightseeing from afar-you get to personally enjoy riding this charming tram.
* Route: Enoshima Station → Kamakura High School → Kamakura Station
Please follow the guide closely while riding. If you get separated from the group, you are responsible for rejoining on your own.
This activity is a complimentary add-on. No refunds will be issued if riding becomes impossible due to force majeure.
【Shonan Coast by bus】 (scenic drive only)
The Shonan Coast is a picturesque area where the Enoden slowly passes through historic streets of Kamakura. Feel the waves crashing while relaxing on the beach, the sea breeze on a speeding motorcycle, or relive the emotions of classic anime scenes like Slam Dunk. It's nostalgia, scenery, and pure passion all in one.

13:30pm
▼ Kamakura High School – Famous Slam Dunk Filming Location (approx. 20 minutes)
Kamakura High School, located in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, served as the model for Ryonan High School in the iconic manga Slam Dunk. Nearby, a street corner just a short walk from the station was featured in the classic scene where Hanamichi Sakuragi greets Haruko Akagi. Standing there, you can almost feel the youthful energy and nostalgia of the anime.
Even after many years, visitors can't help but take photos, commemorating their own memories of youth. This is more than just revisiting a scene-it's about reconnecting with a moment of adolescence, reliving the spirit of the story, and saying goodbye to those memories with a smile.

15:10pm
▼ Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine (approx. 80 minutes)
Formerly known as Kamakura Hachimangu, this shrine was the spiritual center and guardian of the samurai during the Kamakura Shogunate (1192). It has deep historical ties with Kamakura's first shogun and is one of the most famous shrines in the Kanto region. Alongside Iwashimizu Hachimangu (Kyoto) and Usa Hachimangu (Oita, Kyushu), it is considered one of Japan's Three Great Hachimangu Shrines. The shrine grounds are expansive, containing multiple sites designated as national historic landmarks, and its gardens are a popular spot for cherry blossom and autumn leaf viewing. It is also rated one star in the Michelin Travel Guide.
【Komachi Street】
Stretching from Kamakura Station to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Komachi Street is a bustling historic shopping street. Lined with shops selling local specialties, Japanese handicrafts, and local delicacies, it is loved by both locals and tourists. Many of the stores are featured in travel guides and online platforms as top dining or shopping spots. Don't miss the chance to stroll, shop, and sample the local treats.

17:30pm
▼ Yokohama Area (approx. 2.5 hours, free time; activities such as the aerial cable car are not included)
Recommended self-guided activities are arranged to enjoy the sunset and night views. You may choose your preferred attractions, but please manage your own time.
【Yokohama Air Cabin (Aerial Cable Car)】
Conveniently connects JR Sakuragicho Station to the Red Brick Warehouse in the Shinko district's Canal Park. It provides stunning harbor views without the need for walking. Highly recommended for visitors to Yokohama.
【Cosmo Clock 21 (Giant Ferris Wheel)】
Standing at 112.5 meters, Cosmo Clock 21 is a symbol of Yokohama, located in the Wonder Amuse area of Yokohama Cosmo World. It is the world's largest Ferris wheel with a clock function, accommodating up to 480 people.
【Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse】
Built during the Meiji to Taisho era as a logistics hub, the Red Brick Warehouse was once one of the most advanced warehouses in the world. It consists of Building 1 and Building 2, both retaining their classic red brick exterior while housing shops, restaurants, and multifunctional halls inside.
Building 1 includes a ballroom, theater hall, event spaces, as well as branches of traditional Yokohama stores and local brands.
Building 2 features restaurants, cafés, and shops across each floor, each with a unique theme.
Between the two buildings is the Red Brick Warehouse Plaza, frequently hosting events such as the famous Yokohama Beer Festival.
Opening hours
Building 1: 10:00am–19:00pm; Building 2: 11:00am–20:00pm


20:00pm
Depart for Tokyo city. The return time is for reference only and may be earlier depending on traffic and schedule conditions.

21:00pm
Arrive at Shinjuku MODE Gakuen and conclude the tour pleasantly.
Guests can conclude the tour directly in Shinjuku.
【Shinjuku】
Shinjuku is one of Tokyo's most famous commercial districts. Popular areas radiate from Shinjuku Station, including the East, West, and South exits. It's a paradise for shoppers, offering department stores, electronics streets, drugstores, and trendy fashion shops. Notable department stores include Odakyu, Keio, and Isetan. Shinjuku is also home to Japan's most famous red-light district, Kabukicho, bustling with restaurants, bars, karaoke, and entertainment venues, often called "Japan's number one nightlife street."
Shinjuku Station is one of Tokyo's key transportation hubs, serving nearly 4 million passengers daily, making it the world's busiest railway station. Nearby attractions include Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden for cherry blossom viewing, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, and Golden Gai.

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