• Kotoku-in (Great Buddha of Kamakura) - The journey begins with a visit to the Great Buddha of Kamakura. This impressive bronze statue, standing at 13.5 meters tall, was constructed over 750 years ago during the Kamakura period. Initially adorned with gold leaf, it has endured earthquakes and typhoons that destroyed its original housing, resulting in a beautiful copper patina over time. This revered national treasure of Japan is the focal point of Kotoku-in Temple and a symbol of Kamakura.
• Enoshima - Enoshima is a picturesque island located off the mainland’s coast. Visitors will have an hour of free time to explore Nakamise-dori, a vibrant street leading to Enoshima Benzaiten Shrine. The shrine is believed to be the abode of three sister goddesses associated with the sea, water, good fortune, finance, and the arts.
• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine - As the tour proceeds to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, participants will stroll along Komachi-dori, Kamakura’s “Main Street.” This lively street is filled with visitors eager to savor local treats and shop at over 300 unique stores. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, built over 800 years ago during the Kamakura Period, was once the bustling hub of Kamakura’s samurai warriors. The shrine continues its legacy with the annual Yabusame (horseback archery) ritual. Visiting this auspicious shrine is believed to bring good fortune in professional endeavors, love, and competition, as well as promote vitality and safe childbirth.
• Asakusa - In Asakusa, visitors will have free time to explore independently, enjoying the district’s retro charm and the traditional temple architecture set against the distant Tokyo Skytree. Asakusa is home to Senso-ji Temple, featuring a magnificent red pagoda and expansive temple grounds.
• Shibuya Crossing - The group will travel together on the Tokyo Metro from Asakusa to Shibuya, where the tour will conclude at Shibuya Scramble Square.

• Tokyo Metro transportation from Asakusa to Shibuya
• Lunch (if option selected)
• Admission + visit to Great Buddha of Kamakura
• Enoshima Electric Railway Ticket
• Guided tour of Kamakura

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Personal expenses

The first destination is the Great Buddha of Kamakura, a cherished national treasure of Japan and a symbol of Kamakura itself. Following this, the journey continues to Enoshima, a picturesque island located off the mainland’s coast.

In Enoshima, there will be an hour of leisure time to explore Nakamise-dori, a vibrant street that leads to the Enoshima Benzaiten Shrine. The itinerary also includes a ride on the renowned Enoshima Electric Railway before proceeding to the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, which was once the bustling center for Kamakura’s samurai.

From Kamakura, the next stop is Asakusa, where the area can be explored independently. Visitors can enjoy the district’s nostalgic charm and appreciate the traditional temple architecture with the Tokyo Skytree as a distant backdrop.

The final leg of the journey involves a ride on the Tokyo Metro to Shibuya, where the iconic Scramble Square Crossing and the Hachiko Statue await.

• We will be doing a significant amount of walking during this day tour. Please wear comfortable shoes and bring water.
• Be prepared for any weather conditions; bring a hat and sunscreen on sunny days, and an umbrella or raincoat on rainy days.
• Respect local customs and traditions while visiting temples and shrines.
• Infants (ages 0-2) may participate for free, but will not have a lunch or seat on the bus.
• Please check in 10 minutes before departure, as the bus will not wait for late arrivals
• Schedule subject to change due to traffic or weather conditions for safety
• Our business hours are from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM JST on weekdays. Please note that we are unable to respond to emails outside of these hours.

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