※ All facility details (hours, fees, service status, and pass conditions) are based on information as of October 22, 2025. For the latest updates or closures, please check the official pages right before your trip.
Travel Concept
A quick trip from Tokyo to Kamakura, Enoshima, and Odawara.
On Day 1, stroll along Komachi-dori for snacks and souvenirs, visit Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, the **Great Buddha of Kamakura, and enjoy the sunset on Enoshima.
On Day 2, explore Minaka Odawara and the castle town’s local food, view Sagami Bay from the castle keep, and finish your trip at the photogenic “tunnel leading to the sea.”
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Day 1｜Kamakura（Komachi-dori → Tsurugaoka Hachimangu → Great Buddha）→ Enoshima（Sunset）
- 11:30–12:00 Arrive in Kamakura & get ready
Use coin lockers near the station if available—they’re convenient for light travel. - 12:00–13:00 Food stroll on Komachi-dori
The main street of Kamakura, filled with takeout shops and souvenir stores. Try light snacks like bean sweets from Kamakura Mameya. - 13:00–13:40 Visit Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine
- 13:40–14:10 Transit（Kamakura Station → Enoden “Hase”）
- 14:10–15:10 Great Buddha of Kamakura（Kotoku-in）
Admission: Adults ¥300 / Children ¥150 - 15:10–15:45 Transit（Hase → Enoshima area）
- 16:00–18:30 Enoshima walk & sunset
Samuel Cocking Garden: Free until 17:00 (charged after 17:00).
Enoshima Sea Candle: Adults ¥500 / Children ¥250.
Escar (uphill only): Adults ¥500 / Children ¥250. - 18:30–19:30 Dinner (Enoshima)
Try whitebait dishes at Tobiccho, a famous local restaurant. Fresh shirasu availability depends on the weather and the day’s catch. - 19:30– Move to hotel & check-in
Staying in the Enoshima/Fujisawa area makes travel to Odawara easier the next morning.
Day 2｜Odawara（Minaka Odawara & castle-town food stroll → Odawara Castle → Tunnel to the Sea）
- 09:00–10:00 Transfer to Odawara Station
- 10:00–11:00 Minaka Odawara (Observation Footbath Garden)
The 4th-floor footbath garden is open 10:00–20:00 and uses hot spring water from Hakone-Yumoto. Free to enjoy. - 11:00–12:00 Food stroll in the “new castle town”
A mix of traditional and modern eateries, easy to explore thanks to the direct station access. - 12:15–13:00 Odawara Castle (Main Keep)
Enjoy panoramic views of Sagami Bay from the top floor. - 13:00–14:00 Castle-town walk
Local specialties include oden and kamaboko, traditional fish paste delicacies. - 14:00–14:30 Head to Miyuki-no-Hama (20 min on foot or by bus)
Around Miyuki-no-Hama, several “tunnels leading to the sea” can be found. One well-known spot is under the Seisho Bypass overpass. - 14:30–15:00 Photo time at the “Tunnel to the Sea”
There are 23 of these sea-connected tunnels throughout the city, popular as stylish photo spots. - 15:30– Return to Tokyo from Odawara Station
Recommended Local and Affordable Eats
- Kamakura Mameya (Komachi-dori)：
Flavored bean snacks with a wide variety—perfect for eating while walking or as souvenirs. - Komachi Chaya (Komachi-dori)：
Famous for warabi-mochi and seasonal Japanese sweets. - Shirasu Donburi Tobiccho (Enoshima)：
Known for shirasu bowls and tempura. Fresh shirasu availability depends on the day’s catch. - Odawara Oden Main Store (Minaka Odawara 2F)：
Serves oden made with products from 11 local makers; convenient station location. - Suzuhiro Kamaboko (Odawara Station)：
Offers Hakone Beer and freshly fried fish cakes—great as snacks or souvenirs.
Useful Travel Passes (Perfect for Day 1)
- ENODEN 1-DAY PASS “Noriorikun”：
Unlimited rides on the Enoden for one day / Adults ¥800, Children ¥400. - Odakyu Enoshima–Kamakura Freepass：
Includes round-trip Odakyu Line fare (departure ↔ Fujisawa) + unlimited Enoden and Odakyu rides between Fujisawa and Katase-Enoshima. From Shinjuku: Adults ¥1,640.
Important Notes
- Tsurugaoka Hachimangu：
Opens 6:00 / Closes 20:00. Check official notices for varying facility hours within the grounds. - Great Buddha (Kotoku-in)：
Hours vary by season; check the last entry time. - Enoshima：
Samuel Cocking Garden charges after 17:00; Escar is uphill only and paid. Hours and fees may vary during night events—confirm beforehand. - Miyuki-no-Hama “Tunnel to the Sea”：
Access may be restricted or gates closed during high waves or storms; surfaces can be slippery. Check the city’s official FAQ for location details.