Tokyo:Kamakura,Enoshima Island,Yokohama Night View Day Tour

Exploring the stunning coastal regions just outside Tokyo, this day tour promises an unforgettable experience. From the serene Enoshima Island to the historic town of Kamakura, and culminating in the vibrant night views of Yokohama, this affordable excursion offers a well-rounded glimpse into the diverse natural and cultural treasures of Japan’s Kanagawa Prefecture. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this tour’s carefully curated itinerary ensures an immersive and enriching journey beyond the bustling streets of the capital.

Key Points

• A day-long tour exploring Tokyo, Kamakura, Enoshima Island, and Yokohama, offering scenic views, cultural experiences, and free time for independent exploration.
• The tour includes air-conditioned transportation, an Enoshima Electric Railway ticket, and a multilingual guide for assistance throughout the journey.
• Highlights include the iconic Enoshima Shrine, the Lover’s Bell, and a nostalgic ride on the historic Kamakura Enoden railway, with scenic coastal views.
• The tour also features a popular photo opportunity at the Kamakura High School, known for its appearance in the Slam Dunk anime.
• Visitors have 2.5 hours of free time to explore Yokohama, with the option to visit attractions like the Yokohama Air Cabin and Cosmo Clock 21.

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Tour Overview

This tour offers a day-long exploration of Tokyo and its surroundings, including the scenic seaside town of Kamakura and the picturesque Enoshima Island.

Priced from $57.84 per person, the 10-hour experience includes air-conditioned transportation, an Enoshima Electric Railway ticket, and a multilingual guide.

Highlights range from visiting Enoshima Shrine and the Lover’s Bell to riding the nostalgic Kamakura Enoden train and exploring Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine.

Participants will also have free time in Yokohama to visit attractions like the Yokohama Air Cabin and Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel.

The tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women, wheelchair users, or those with high blood pressure.

Enoshima: Scenic Views and Shrine

Enoshima, a picturesque island in the Sagami Bay, offers breathtaking vistas that captivate visitors.

Travelers ascend the island’s scenic steps, passing by the iconic Enoshima Shrine, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines. Along the way, they can admire the Lover’s Bell, a popular spot for couples to leave their wishes.

The island’s observation decks provide panoramic views of the sparkling bay and distant Mount Fuji.

Visitors can explore the island’s quaint streets, filled with small shops and cafes, before returning to the mainland via the Enoshima Electric Railway, a nostalgic seaside train ride.

Kamakura Enoden Experience

After exploring the captivating island of Enoshima, the tour continues with a nostalgic ride on the Kamakura Enoden, a historic seaside railway.

This 15-minute journey takes visitors through charming coastal towns, offering a glimpse into the region’s traditional atmosphere.

The Enoden experience features:

• Vintage trains that have been operating since 1889
• Scenic views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding hills
• A connection to Kamakura’s cultural heritage, as the railway has served the area for over a century

This quaint train ride sets the stage for the next stop on the tour: Kamakura High School, a filming location for the beloved anime series Slam Dunk.

Kamakura High School Front

The Kamakura High School Front is a popular photo opportunity for visitors, as it was the filming location for the beloved anime series Slam Dunk.

Fans of the show flock to this spot to capture the iconic setting that was brought to life on the screen. The school’s distinct architecture and grounds provide a picturesque backdrop, allowing visitors to enjoy the world of the beloved basketball series.

The tour spends around 20 minutes at this location, giving participants ample time to snap photos and soak in the atmosphere before moving on to the next stop.

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Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine and Komachi Street

From the iconic Kamakura High School, the tour now moves on to explore the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine and the lively Komachi Street.

The shrine is a significant Shinto site, featuring:

• Impressive architecture and ornate gate
• Scenic gardens and serene atmosphere
• Important rituals and festivals held throughout the year

Nearby, Komachi Street bustles with energy, offering a range of local shops, restaurants, and street food stalls.

Visitors can wander this vibrant area, seeing the unique sights, sounds, and flavors of Kamakura before continuing the day’s adventure.

Yokohama: Free Time Exploration

With the tour having explored the cultural and historical highlights of Kamakura, the next stop is the vibrant city of Yokohama.

Guests are allotted 2.5 hours of free time to discover Yokohama’s attractions at their own pace. Popular options include the Yokohama Air Cabin, offering panoramic city views, and the iconic Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel.

Travelers can also stroll along the waterfront, browse local shops and eateries, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere of this dynamic port city.

The tour provides a balanced mix of guided experiences and independent exploration, allowing participants to tailor their day to their interests.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Although the tour package includes air-conditioned transportation and an Enoshima Electric Railway ticket, it doesn’t cover the entrance fees for the Yokohama Air Cabin and Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel, which cost around 1000 JPY each.

The tour also excludes food and drinks.

However, the package does provide the following:

• Multilingual guide to ensure a smooth and informative experience
• Flexibility to explore Yokohama’s attractions at your own pace during the free time
• Convenient starting point in central Tokyo, allowing for a seamless day trip.

Important Notes

The itinerary for this tour is subject to change due to factors like traffic, weather, or unforeseen events, which may result in shorter sightseeing times at certain locations.

A minimum of four participants is required for the tour to proceed. If this minimum isn’t met, the tour operator reserves the right to cancel or adjust the itinerary.

The tour guide’s contact details and the vehicle’s license plate will be emailed to participants the night before the trip. This information can be used to reach the guide if needed during the tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Join the Tour if I Don’t Speak English?

Yes, the tour offers multilingual guides in English, Chinese, and Japanese, so non-English speakers can still participate and enjoy the sightseeing experience. However, they may need to inform the tour operator of their language preference in advance.

Do I Need to Bring My Own Snacks and Water?

No, you don’t need to bring your own snacks and water. The tour includes air-conditioned transportation, but food and drinks are not provided. You can purchase them during the free time in Yokohama.

Is There a Discount for Students or Seniors?

The tour does not offer any discounts for students or seniors. The price is a fixed rate per person, with no special pricing based on age or student status.

Can I Leave the Group During the Tour?

Participants are generally expected to stay with the group during the tour. Leaving the group may not be allowed, as it could disrupt the schedule and impact the experience for other travelers. It’s best to discuss any special needs or requests with the tour operator beforehand.

How Much Time Is Allocated for Each Activity?

The tour allocates specific durations for each activity, with 100 minutes at Enoshima, 15 minutes for the Kamakura Enoden experience, 20 minutes at Kamakura High School, 80 minutes at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, and 2.5 hours of free time in Yokohama.

The Sum Up

This day tour from Tokyo to Kamakura, Enoshima Island, and Yokohama offers an affordable and unforgettable experience. Visitors can enjoy stunning views, iconic shrines, historic railways, and the vibrant atmosphere of Yokohama. With a range of highlights and activities, this tour provides a well-rounded introduction to the cultural and natural wonders of the region, all within a convenient and budget-friendly package.

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