A day trip that covers Kamakura's Hase area and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu from morning to afternoon, then dinner in Yokohama Chinatown before returning to Tokyo. Kamakura and Yokohama are connected by the JR Yokosuka Line, so you can see both in one day.
Take the Enoden from Kamakura Station to Hase, see the Great Buddha and Hasedera, then go to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu on the Kamakura Station side. Head to Yokohama in the evening.
Start the Hase area at the Great Buddha of Kamakura. Early in the morning, there are fewer tour groups, so you can view the open-air Buddha in peace.
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Walk to Hasedera, in the same Hase area as the Great Buddha. From the hillside grounds you can look out toward Yuigahama.
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Return to Kamakura Station and walk along Dankazura to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. You can also snack your way along Komachi-dori, which runs beside the approach.
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Take JR from Kamakura toward Yokohama and have dinner in Chinatown. From there you can head straight back toward Tokyo.
Official site ↗Sample itineraries from day trips to 5 days, by region and season. Every stop links to its guide, and you can save any itinerary as your own trip plan and rearrange it day by day.
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Check prices, opening hours and access on each stop’s guide and official website. Seasonal events and peak seasons vary from year to year.
