Day 1: Arrival & Exploring Kamakura
Morning
đ Take the Train from Tokyo to Kamakura Station
From Tokyo Station, take the JR Yokosuka Line directly to Kamakura Station (about 1 hour).
Alternatively, from Shinjuku, take the JR Shonan-Shinjuku Line bound for Zushi, which also stops at Kamakura.
đ„ą Lunch at Sasho Kamakura
A hidden gem known for its beautiful Japanese garden and Hayama beef dishes. Enjoy a relaxed meal in a traditional setting before starting your exploration.
Afternoon
đ· Kamakura Pig Park (Optional)
If you love animal cafés, this unique spot lets you interact with adorable miniature pigs in a not-so-crowded environment.
đ Travel to AKAMA Kamakura
Take the iconic Enoden train (about 20 minutes) or a taxi to AKAMA Kamakura, a stylish seaside retreat just a 1-minute walk from the beach.
đš Check-in at AKAMA Kamakura
Enjoy incredible food options, including fresh seafood.
Try surfboard rentals for a quick beach session.
Book the fishing with a local fisherman plan, where you can catch your own seafood and have it prepared by the hotelâs on-site chef.
đ Evening
Unwind by the beach with a sunset walk.
Day 2: Coastal Adventures â Surfing, Fishing, or Enoshima Exploration
Option 1: Surfing or Fishing in Kamakura
đ Morning Surf Session
Rent a surfboard from AKAMA Kamakura and enjoy Kamakuraâs waves, a favorite spot among local surfers.
đŁ Fishing with a Local Fisherman
If you booked the fishing plan, start your morning out at sea, experiencing Japanâs local fishing culture. Your fresh catch can be prepared back at the hotel!
đ„ą Lunch at the Hotel or a Local Spot
If you opted for fishing, enjoy your freshly prepared seafood meal.
Otherwise, explore a nearby local eatery for a casual seaside lunch.
Option 2: Explore Enoshima â A Scenic Date Spot
đ Take the Scenic Enoden to Enoshima
The Enoden train offers breathtaking coastal views and takes about 20 minutes from Kamakura to Enoshima.
đ Explore Enoshima Island
A popular date spot, Enoshima is known for its beautiful coastal scenery and unique island culture.
Many people live on the island, giving it a warm, community feel.
đ Things to See & Do in Enoshima
Climb to the Summit: Enoshima has a charming shopping street at the top, lined with souvenir shops, local snacks, and stunning viewpoints.
Visit Enoshima Shrine: One of Japanâs most unique shrines, offering breathtaking ocean views.
đ„ą Lunch: Seafood Bowls
Enoshima is famous for its seafood! Donât miss out on the local kaisendon (seafood rice bowls), packed with fresh sashimi straight from the ocean.
đ Return to Tokyo
After a relaxing afternoon on Enoshima, take the Enoden + JR Line back to Tokyo.
