• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine - Visitors can stroll along the elevated path known as Dankazura to reach Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. Upon ascending to the main hall, they can enjoy a view of Wakamiya Oji Street extending towards the sea, flanked by two torii gates.
• Hokokuji Bamboo Forest - Hokokuji Temple is renowned for its Moso bamboo forest within its grounds. The bamboo’s appearance varies with the seasons, weather, and time of day. Guests can also savor matcha green tea and dried sweets while admiring the bamboo garden.
• 小町通り - Komachi Street runs parallel to Wakamiya-oji from the east exit of JR Kamakura Station to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. It offers a delightful array of shopping, dining, and coffee experiences at traditional souvenir shops, clothing stores, and restaurants.
• Kamakura Hasedera - At Hasedera Temple, visitors can see Daikoku-ten, a deity of Indian origin associated with wealth and the kitchen. He is depicted wearing a hood, carrying a large treasure-filled bag on his left shoulder, and holding a Luck mallet in his right hand.
• Kotoku-in (Great Buddha of Kamakura) - The main attraction of Kotoku-in Temple is the Great Buddha of Kamakura, a National Treasure bronze statue of Amida Nyorai in a seated position. Visitors have the opportunity to explore inside the Great Buddha.
• Enoshima Shrine - At Enoshima Shrine, visitors can see Myo-on Benzai-ten, a deity of Indian origin representing eloquence, music, and wisdom. She is depicted holding a biwa, a Japanese mandolin.

• Guide fee: ￥8,000

• Gosyuin stamp book(Only for those who request a goshuin stamp)
• Stamps and writing fee(Only for those who request a goshuin stamp)
• Entrance fee
• Transport expense

This tour offers an exciting journey to the captivating sites of Kamakura and Enoshima. While exploring the shrines and temples, visitors have the opportunity to collect Goshuin. Goshuin is a special seal from a pilgrimage shrine or temple. At each shrine or temple office, you can have a pilgrimage seal stamped, complete with calligraphy handwriting in a Goshuin book. This experience is believed to bring good luck and happiness.

Traveling on the Enoden, a charming, vintage-style train, passengers can enjoy breathtaking views of the stunning Sho-nan Ocean and the island of Enoshima through the train windows. In certain areas, the Enoden runs along the vehicle road and is flanked by the eaves of private homes in the downtown area.

As a Japanese language teacher, the operator will provide useful Japanese language tips throughout the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.