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One-day trip to Kamakura, Tokyo | Enoshima | Departing from Tokyo

Under the BEAMS sign in the Shin-Marunouchi Building in front of JR Tokyo Station

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Tour Duration | 9 Hours

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Popular attractions in the suburbs of Tokyo, including the Enoden experience! Starting every day, two people can make the trip. After gathering, we immediately set off to Kamakura's landmark - Japan's national treasure, the Kamakura Giant Buddha. Then go to Komachi Street to buy local specialties and souvenirs. The itinerary will also take you to visit famous hotspots such as Enoshima and Kamakura High School. Finally, you will be taken on a ride on the local representative transportation, the Enoden tram that runs on the ground. After enjoying the trip, return to Tokyo Station and disband.

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－Instructions for use－

Meeting time:

- 8:00 Under the BEAMS sign in the Shin-Marunouchi Building in front of JR Tokyo Station (Gathering boarding and alighting package)
- 8:30 In front of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Limited at the west exit of Shinjuku (gathering on and off the bus package)
(Please be sure to check your email one day before departure to confirm the meeting location and time on the departure day)

Number of people traveling: 1 person

Orders can only be picked up and dropped off at the same meeting point, get on at Tokyo Station, get off at Tokyo Station; get on at Shinjuku; get off at Shinjuku

－Itinerary introduction－

Kamakura Great Buddha

The Great Buddha of Kamakura is a bronze seated statue of Amida Tathagata located in the Kotoku-in Temple of the Pure Land Buddhism in the ancient capital of Kamakura. It is commonly known as the Great Buddha of Kamakura. It is the symbol of the ancient capital of Kamakura. The Great Buddha has a net height of 11.3 meters, a height of 13.35 meters including the pedestal, and a weight of approximately 121 tons. The Buddha statue was built in 1252. The Buddha's flatter face, lower bun and forward leaning posture have the style of the Song Dynasty Buddha statues popular in the Kamakura period. It is a representative statue of the Kamakura period and is designated as a national treasure of Japan. . Unlike the Great Buddha of Nara Todaiji Temple, which has undergone many repairs in later generations, the Great Buddha of Kamakura has basically maintained its original form, so it is very precious.

Minamoto Yoritomo established the first samurai regime in Kamakura, the Kamakura Shogunate (1192-1333). Therefore, during these 140 years, Kamakura served as the center of Japan at that time, with great changes in politics, economy, culture and other aspects. has developed tremendously. However, as the central position of the Muromachi shogunate was established, Kamakura began to decline due to being squeezed out. Especially after the Battle of Sogoku Furukawa in the first year of Kangsheng (1455), Kamakura even retreated into a village with only agriculture and fishing. Until the middle of the Edo period, with the revival of shrines and temples, Kamakura gradually evolved into an important tourist area in Japan.

Tsuruoka Hachimangu Shrine

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, formerly known as Kamakura Hachimangu Shrine, was the central belief and patron saint of samurai during the Kamakura Shogunate period (1192). It has a deep connection with the first shogun of Kamakura and is quite famous in the Kanto area. Together with Ishikimizu Hachimangu Shrine (Kyoto) and Usa Hachimangu Shrine (Oita Prefecture, Kyushu), it is collectively known as the three major Hachimangu Shrines in Japan. The shrine's territory is vast, and many areas are designated as national historic sites. In addition, many flowers and plants are planted inside, and it is also a famous local place for cherry blossom and maple viewing. It was also awarded one star by the Michelin Guide.

Komachi Street

Komachi-dori, which extends from Kamakura Station to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, is a famous and lively old street in Kamakura. There are many shops on both sides of the street selling all kinds of small things. Kamakura has a wide variety of souvenirs, Japanese handicrafts, and local delicacies, and is very popular among locals and tourists. Many of these restaurants are famous gourmet restaurants listed on major website platforms and guide books. If you pass by, don’t miss it.

Enoshima

Regarding the initial formation of Enoshima, it is said that in April of the 13th year of Emperor Kinmei's reign (552), sand began to gush out from the bottom of the sea, and after 21 days, the sand island was formed. There is a touching legend about the initial formation of the island recorded in Enryakuji Temple on Mount Hiei. Legend has it that in the past there was a large lake within a radius of 40 miles around Tsumura (now Kamakura City), and a five-headed evil dragon lived in the lake. It caused landslides and landslides, epidemics of disease, and flooding and typhoons. People were unable to stop its evil deeds, and the village became deserted. Therefore, the Kosha Etsu (now Koshietsu on the other side of Enoshima) was formed. One day in the 13th year of Qinming Dynasty, dark clouds suddenly appeared over the sea, and the sky and the earth shook. A beautiful fairy appeared in the clouds, and then suddenly an island floated on the sea. The evil dragon fell in love with the fairy at first sight, and immediately promised not to do evil again, changed his past and proposed to the fairy. Due to its unremitting efforts and continuous good deeds, it finally got married to the fairy. From then on, the five-headed dragon and the gods worked together to transform the island and protect the people who lived here. It is also said that this dragon is the incarnation of Benzaiten. Even Tokugawa Ieyasu came to pay homage. During the Edo period, this place became one of the tourist destinations for people in Edo (now Tokyo). And because of Benzai Ten's musical talent, this place has always been a resort for kabuki actors.

Eshima Shrine

Eshima Shrine was founded in the 13th year of Emperor Kinmei's reign (552), and the regular worship service is held in early April. The colorful eight-armed wooden seated statue of Bensaiten in the shrine, the Hizen Kuni Fujiwara Masahiro sword, the Octopus turtle, the origin of Eshima, and the bronze torii gate are all precious nationally designated cultural properties. At the same time, Benzaiten is also the god of wealth, and many worshipers and tourists come here. The money-laundering White Dragon King on the side even said that washing coins in the water here can bring wealth.

Kamakura High School

Kamakura High School is located in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. It is the prototype of Lingnan High School in "The Master"; the intersection not far from the station is the location for the classic scene of Sakuragi Hanamichi greeting Akagi Haruko. Standing at the intersection, amid the jingling of bells, you can also feel the passionate youth memories of Slam Dunk. Now, many years later, everyone can't help but take photos when they come here, as if they are commemorating their youthful years. I feel like what we are witnessing is not a memory. The sea, that campus, and those streets in the Slam Dunk scene are so important to everyone born in the 1980s, because they can go to the places in their youthful memories to seek verification, as if they can re-experience the breath of youth for a moment, and then they can be calm. One more reason to say BYE BYE.

Visit the Shonan coast by car (not included in the itinerary, only drive)

Passing through the railway crossing and the road, and going down the stairs is the famous Shonan Coast in Kanto, Japan. It is a paradise for surfers and those who enjoy beach activities. And if the weather is good, you can also see Mount Fuji directly. In addition, it is often featured in Japanese travel programs, TV, movies and other works. ※If there are force majeure factors such as excessive wind and waves, we may not go to the coast depending on the situation.

Ezhidian experience

Enoden is a streetcar that connects Fujisawa to Kamakura. The route covers most of Kamakura's famous attractions, and you can also enjoy the beautiful Shonan coast scenery. As long as we talk about Kamakura, the indispensable representative means of transportation is Enoden. The scene of a train speeding past often appears in major Japanese film and animation works. Therefore, you can not only watch from a distance, but also experience the fun of riding Enoden in person.

※You will take the Enoden bus between Kamakura High School and the Kamakura Big Buddha attraction.

Please be sure to follow the tour guide on the way to take the tram. If you fall behind halfway, you are responsible for the consequences.

This fee is a complimentary item and will not be refunded if you are unable to ride Enoden due to force majeure.

Tokyo Station Hotel

Located in Chiyoda District, Tokyo, Japan, in the center of the Marunouchi business district, it is a composite station with two platforms: the upper and lower platforms. The lines currently in use are: Tohoku Shinkansen, Yamagata Shinkansen, Akita Shinkansen, Joetsu Shinkansen, and Nagano Shinkansen , Tokaido Line, Chuo Line (rapid), Sobu Line (rapid), Yokosuka Line, Keiyo Line, Yamanote Line, Keihin Tohoku Line, Narita Express, Tokaido Shinkansen, Tokyo Metro, Marunouchi Line (station code :M-17). Not only is it the starting point for many railway lines in Japan, it is also one of the major large stations in Tokyo. The main building of Tokyo Station, the "Tokyo Station Red Brick Station Building", is one of Japan's national important cultural properties. It was renovated to its current appearance in 2012, completely reproducing the original appearance of the Tokyo Station building 100 years ago.

Shinjuku

It is one of the most famous bustling business districts in Tokyo. The popular areas are mainly concentrated in the area spreading from Shinjuku Station to the surrounding areas, including Shinjuku Exit, West Exit, South Exit and other commercial districts. This is a shopper's paradise, with department stores, electronics streets, drug stores, fashionable clothing stores, etc. Department stores such as Odakyu, Keio, and Isetan are all good choices. Shinjuku is home to Kabukicho, the most famous red light district in Japan. It is home to countless restaurants, bars, karaoke bars and custom business establishments, and is known as "Japan's No. 1 Happy Street".

Shinjuku Station is one of the most important transportation hubs in Tokyo. With nearly 4 million passengers every day, it is the most visited railway station in the world. In addition, there are other well-known attractions such as Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden for cherry blossom viewing, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, and Golden Street.

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Tour Itinerary

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08:00 Under the BEAMS sign in the Shin-Marunouchi Building in front of JR Tokyo Station (there is no waiting time, so it is recommended to wait at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure.)

Under the BEAMS sign in the Shin-Marunouchi Building in front of JR Tokyo Station (there is no waiting time, so it is recommended to wait at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure.)

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08:30 Shinjuku West Exit at the entrance of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (there is no wait at the end of the day, so it is recommended to wait at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure.)

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10:00 Kamakura Daibutsu (stay for 30 minutes) (please pay for your own admission: 300 yen, 50 yen for the inside of the Great Buddha)

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10:50 Walk to Hase Station and take the Enoden experience (it takes about 10 to 15 minutes). The experience fee is included

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Visit the Shonan coast by car (not included in the itinerary, only drive)

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11:00 Kamakura High School (stay 20 minutes)

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11:50 Enoshima (stay 110 minutes)

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14:20 Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine (stay 70 minutes)

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14:40 Komachi Street

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15:30 Departure back to Tokyo city

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17:30 Arrive at the BEAMS sign of the Shin-Marunouchi Building in front of JR Tokyo Station/in front of the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Limited at the west exit of Shinjuku, and end the day's trip happily!