Tokyo's Surrounding Summer Beauty Spots for Beating the Heat

【Introduction】: If you're looking to recommend a healing and cooling spot around Tokyo for the summer, you can't miss Kamakura. It's a romantic summer destination that's been a favorite in many novels and TV dramas, with a dreamy and therapeutic presence. ⛺【Must-Visit Locales】: Kamakura High School Front, Hase-dera Temple, Shichirigahama Beach, Enoshima, and the Great Buddha of Kamakura. 🛬【Travel Tips】: On the first day, depart from Tokyo and take the JR to Fujisawa Station. A highly recommended travel tip for visiting Kamakura is to take the seaside train from Fujisawa to Hase Station. This stunning seaside route is only a 10-minute journey, so make the most of this healing moment. Back at Kamakura High School Station, check in at the classic train section from the anime Slam Dunk. In the afternoon, take a stroll at Shichirigahama Beach, where surfers ride the waves all year round, and then visit Enoshima to watch the sunset from the hill. Enoshima has many atmospheric alleys and streets. On the second day, take the JR to Hase-dera Temple to check in. Summer is the season for hydrangeas, and the temple's hydrangeas are as picturesque as they are in comics. Also, don't miss the Great Buddha of Kamakura. If you have time, take the JR to visit Hachimangu Shrine in North Kamakura. 🏨【Accommodation Tips】: Staying at a guesthouse hotel near Fujisawa will be cheaper, with prices starting at over 300 yuan per night. Off-season seaside guesthouses are also available for 300-500 yuan. 🧡【Tips】: For the seaside train, it's recommended to purchase an Enoden one-day pass, as you'll also need to take the train back from Hase Station to Shichirigahama Beach, which is more cost-effective with the JR. The entrance fee for Hase-dera Temple is 400 yen, and the hydrangea path is 500 yen.