Half day
SLAM DUNK Kamakura: Half Day on the Enoden
The crossing at opening light, the coast one station on, and the island at the end of the line.
This route runs the Enoden line from east to west, which is the order that works: the level crossing at Kamakurakokomae is calm early and unbearable by midday, so it goes first. From there the line runs along the sea to Shichirigahama, where the view actually opens up, and ends at Enoshima — the island you have been looking at from the train all morning. Lunch is deliberately placed back in central Kamakura at the end, because the coast has almost nowhere to eat.
Route
4 stops
- 45 min
Kamakurakokomae Railway Crossing
Kamakurakokomae Station (Enoden) · 1 min walk
Before 09:00 the crossing is walkable and photographs come out without crowds. Stand back — it is a working level crossing.
Enoden one stop west3min
- 40 min
Shichirigahama Beach
Shichirigahama Station (Enoden) · 3 min walk
Sit on the sea side. On clear winter mornings Fuji appears behind Enoshima.
Enoden four stops west to Enoshima10min
- 2 hr
Enoshima
Enoshima Station (Enoden) · 15 min walk
The climb is steep. Paid escalators run partway up to the shrine and tower.
Enoden back east to Kamakura25min
- 1 hr 15 min
Komachi-dori & Tsurugaoka Hachimangu
Kamakura Station · 3 min walk
Eat here. The coast has views but almost no restaurants.
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