Kamakura and Enoshima Day Tour

Transportation: Enoshima Electric Railway [Kamakura Station] Souvenir shopping and eating: Kamakura Komachi-dori Mameya-various flavors of bean snacks Sakura no Yume-ya-various flavors of grilled dumplings🍡 Roadside charcoal grilled shop name forgotten-grilled squid, scallops, fish cake🍢 Attractions: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, walk along Wakamiya Avenue and you will arrive [Hase Station] Must-visit attractions: Kamakura Great Buddha Hall, Kotokuin, Hasedera Temple Summer features: Hydrangeas are often planted in temple courtyards, and the water surface of the water is covered with hydrangea decorations, which is quite summery. The hydrangea viewing route at Hasedera Temple requires a separate ticket and a number draw, but it was sold out when we arrived that afternoon [In front of Kamakura High School] Must-visit attraction: Slam Dunk level crossing scene [Enoshima Station] After getting off the train, walk for about ten minutes to Enoshima Bridge. When you cross the bridge, you will see the bronze torii gate, which is Benzaiten Nakamise-dori Souvenir shopping and eating: Enoshima Benzaiten Nakamise-dori Octopus pancakes Asa Nihon-ten - the senbei made with octopus, shrimp, and small fish are bigger than your face, and they are also packaged for sale and can be taken home Hidekichi Shokudo (not on the island) - the only cafeteria open after 8 o'clock, touching! The anchovy donburi is delicious. The raw anchovy donburi is sold out. It is a specialty. Must-visit attractions: Eshima Shrine, Betsu-no-Miya, Nakatsu-no-Miya, Okutsu-no-Miya. We took the escalator up and down one floor at a time, which was very labor-saving! This time we did not climb the Enoshima Sea Candle Observation Lighthouse. Instead, we had snacks and watched the sunset at the nearby Il Chianti Cafe. There are stairs outside the restaurant leading to the roof, which is a great place to watch the sunset for free. There are some natural cave attractions along the coast of Enoshima. We didn't have enough time to go there this time. The ground seems to be quite slippery. Be careful if you go there. Experience: Because of my husband's work, we went on a one-day trip on Saturday. You have to be prepared for long queues on the Enoshima train on weekends. The train was packed with people and I was so squeezed that I wanted to give up. I had not expected it to be hydrangea season, so I was pleasantly surprised. In fact, there were many hydrangeas in full bloom not only in shrines and temples, but also on the roadsides and streets along the way. It was really beautiful and summery. Next time I would like to arrange a trip to Katase Nishihama Beach to see Mount Fuji and Enoshima Aquarium. The aquarium should be enough for a whole day🐟 #日本旅行 #江之島 #坎坎