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Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass: A Convenient way of traveling from Tokyo to Kamakura
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- Situated along the Shonan coast of Japan’s Kanagawa Prefecture, Kamakura and Enoshima are popular tourist spots and home to hot springs, caves, temples and shrines. The Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass is a convenient and economical option for visitors wanting to explore the area, including transportation and discounts at select attractions. In this article, we’ll introduce the methods of transportation using the freepass to help you plan your trip to Kamakura. What’s the Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass? If you’re traveling to Kamakura from Tokyo, you can use the Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass.The freepass includes two routes of unlimited rides, as well as a round-trip journey on the Odakyu Line.Unlimited Rides・ Enoden Line ・ Odakyu Line (Only between Fujisawa and Katase-Enoshima station) Round-tripOdakyu Line between your preferred departure station and Fujisawa Station Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass If you’re traveling from Shinjuku Staion, the freepass costing 1,520 yen.Be aware that the fares vary depending on the departing Odakyu Line station. You need to purchase a freepass at the Odakyu Line’s service center or from one of the ticket vending machines (the English language is available). Odakyu Line’s service center at Shinjuku Station The ticket vending machines Traveling from Tokyo to Kamakura using the Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass If you’re traveling from Tokyo, you opt to alight at Shinjuku Station and board the one-hour express service to Fujisawa Station.Once you're at Fujisawa Station, you'll need to catch the train for Katase-Enoshima Station. Shinjuku Station Fujisawa Station If you want to go directly to Katase-Enoshima Station from Shinjuku Staion, you can also opt to catch the Romancecar (a limited-express luxury tourist train) makes the journey to Katase-Enoshima Station for 630 yen extra without any transfers.You need to purchase a Romancecar ticket at the Odakyu Line’s service center or from the ticket vending machines. Odakyu Line’s Service Center Arriving at Kamakura Kamakura Station is the place to head if you want to visit the Kotokuin Temple (famed for its “Great Buddha”) and the Komachi-dori shopping area while Hase Station is the access point for the 8th-century Hasedera Temple. Fans of the Japanese manga series “Slam Dunk” shouldn’t miss a visit to Kamakura-kokomae Station, which appears several times in the series. The scene of Slam Dunk You can alight at Enoshima Station to visit the Enoshima Shrine and Enoshima Aquarium, as well as feast on the local specialty, nama shirasu don (raw whitebait rice bowl).At the end of the day, travel back to Katase-Enoshima Station or Fujisawa Station from where you can make the return journey to Shinjuku along the Odakyu Line. Unlimited Enoden rides with the Noriorikun one-day pass Even if you don’t have an Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass, you can still enjoy unlimited rides on the Enoden with the one-day Noriorikun pass. They’re available for purchase from ticket vending machines at stations along the Enoden Line, as well as from some consignment sales facilities and cost 650 yen. Noriorikun one-day pass Enoden Japan Travel by NAVITIME Train & Route Finder Official web：・Japan Route Finder & Calculator：To Enoshima・Japan Route Finder & Calculator：To Kamakura ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- คานางาวะ
- 2020.02.28
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What’s New in Tokyo for 2020: Olympics, Amusement Parks, and New Shopping Experiences
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- With the Olympics and Paralympics rapidly approaching, 2020 is sure to be a transformative year for Japan’s capital, Tokyo. To accommodate the large influx of travelers there will be changes in transportation, from trains to airports. Old favorites such as Shibuya, Ginza, Harajuku, and Ikebukuro are opening fantastic new buildings and stores. While new neighborhoods, such as Takeshiba in the Tokyo Bay Area, and the Toyosu Market area are rapidly developing into modern vacation destinations, with just a hint of historical flair. In this guide we will give you the rundown on what’s new in Tokyo in 2020, from new additions to Tokyo Disneyland, to sky-high shopping in Shibuya, and of course exquisite Sushi in Toyosu Market. Read on to find all you need to know to make the best of your Tokyo vacation. Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games 2020 Tokyo has been in a flurry preparing for the spectacle of the Olympic (July 24, 2020 - August 9, 2020) and Paralympic (August 25, 2020 – September 6, 2020) games. Olympic schedule You can expect a futuristic twist on these great athletic events as Japan is putting a large focus on robotics. Cute robotic mascots will greet you at the stadiums, and they will even beam information back to robot counterparts located in remote support locations, called Ouen-mura. Ouen-mura will be installed at 2,000 locations nationwide in the summer of 2020 for millions of domestic and foreign visitors. So even if you don’t have tickets for that particular event you can still enjoy an Olympic atmosphere with fellow fans all over Japan. Tokyo has also recently unveiled a colossal New National Stadium located in Shinjuku, so be sure to head over to get that perfect photo of yourself at the 2020 Olympics! Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games 2020 New National Stadium ― What’s New in Shopper’s Paradise, Shibuya 1. Shibuya Scramble Square The newest landmark (and the tallest building) in Shibuya, is Shibuya Scramble Square (渋谷スクランブルスクエア). This gigantic complex features offices, shops, and an excellent observation deck, Shibuya Sky. Here you can enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo from inside and outside, while laying on a hammock, or while sipping coffee at the café. If you’re feeling brave the best photo op is at the Sky Edge, where you can look through glass at busy Shibuya below you. Adult admission at the door is JPY2,000, but keep an eye out for discounts on the official website. Advanced tickets from the official website give you a JPY100 ~ JPY200 discount. Shibuya Scramble Square Shibuya Sky Related Articles: ・Shibuya Scrambled Square & Shibuya Sky : Best Observation Deck in Tokyo 2. Shibuya PARCO For fashionistas and Anime-lovers alike, the best stop is the new Shibuya PARCO (渋谷パルコ). This modern mall has great designer stores, interesting pop-up shops, a large restaurant selection, rooftop garden, and our personal favorite – CYBERSPACE SHIBUYA. This anime, video game, and Japanese pop culture paradise features a Pokémon Center with a life size Mewtwo, a large Nintendo store which sells games and goods, a CAPCOM store, and a rotation of other shops, all on the sixth floor. Due to its novelty this mall is extremely busy on the weekends, so if you have the chance, we recommend scheduling a visit on a weekday instead. Nintendo store Nintendo store Pokémon Center 3. SHIBUYA FUKURAS Traveling in Tokyo just got a lot more convenient with the new SHIBUYA FUKURAS (渋谷フクラス) building. There is a bus terminal so you can arrive here straight from Narita or Haneda airports and on the same floor is Shibuya-san, a tourist information center with informative staff, free maps, and magazines. Visitors can also check their luggage for a small added fee. The iconic statue of loyal dog Hachiko has also been updated with a cute hologram on the second floor of the building in the Tokyu Plaza shopping mall. Finally, don’t miss hanging out and eating with robots at Pepper Parlor, starring the famed SoftBank robot herself. You can find it on the fifth floor. Pepper Parlor SHIBUYA FUKURAS 4. New Miyashita Park Once you need a break from Shibuya’s hustle and bustle head to Miyashita Park, which is set to be re-opened in the spring of 2020. It will feature an updated modern design, lots of greenery, space for strolling, and athletic facilities that everyone is welcome to use. New Miyashita Park 新宮下公園 New Miyashita Park 新宮下公園 Map ― A New and Convenient Tokyo – Changes in Transportation 1. New station: Toranomon Hills Station The Hibiya Line’s newest stop Toranomon Hills Station (虎ノ門ヒルズ駅) is sure to be a major travel hub for the 2020 Olympics. Just outside is wide, tree-lined avenue Shintora-dori, which will connect the athlete village and the stadium. Toranomon Hills Station 2. New station: Takanawa Gateway Station Also nearing completion is the Takanawa Gateway Station (高輪ゲートウェイ駅) , the busy Yamanote Line’s newest stop which will feature an AI guide robot and unstaffed convenience store. Though the station should be functional by spring 2020 some parts will likely still be under construction until 2024. Not to be left behind, Tokyo Station is planning to open around 70 more stores in 2020. Takanawa Gateway Station Event space 3. Harajuku Station As Japan hurtles towards the future it is unfortunately time to let go of the past, and to allow for a more modern station Harajuku Station (原宿駅) will be demolished after the Olympics and Paralympics. This is the oldest wooden station in Tokyo and its quaint European-style façade has been a part of the Harajuku landscape for almost 100 years. Harajuku Station ©NAVITIME JAPAN. 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- ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
- 2020.01.21
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Getting to Yokohama Chinatown from Tokyo / Shibuya / Yokohama Station
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- Yokohama being the second largest city in Japan is not only easily accessible from Tokyo, but is chock-full of popular sightseeing areas. One of which is Yokohama's Chinatown. This popular tourist spot is a gourmet paradise with all sorts of goodies waiting to be discovered! Yokohama Chinatown From Tokyo Station to Yokohama Chinatown Tokyo Station From Tokyo Station, catching a train to Yokohama Chinatown will take you roughly 50 minutes. There are multiple routes you can take to get there, but we will focus on two routes; one without any transfers and one that takes you to the closest station to Chinatown. ― Route 1 Route 1 Let's begin with the route that doesn't have any transfers. This route does involve a bit of a walking from the station, so you should take this route if the weather is nice out. From Tokyo Station, take the JR Keihin Tohoku / Negishi Line Rapid to Ishikawacho Station.Time required: Approximately 45 minutesFare: 570 yenIt's only a 15 minute walk from Ishikawachou station to Yokohama Chinatown.When you get to Ishikawacho Station, head towards the North Exit (Chukagai Entrance) and continue to the left where you'll now see the Seiyomon(西陽門) gate. Go through the gate and go straight ahead. On the other side of the pedestrian crossing will be the West gate. If you keep on going you will hit Chinatown's entrance called “Zenrinmon” (善隣門). Seiyomon Gate West Gate ― Route 2 Route 2 Next, we'll introduce a route that takes you to Motomachi・Chukagai Station which is the closest station to Yokohama Chinatown. You will need to make one transfer for this route though.From Tokyo Station, take the JR Tokaido Main Line or Yokosuka Line to Yokohama Station. Then take the Minato Mirai Line to Motomachi・Chukagai Station.Time required: Approximately 45 minutesFare: 700 yenWhen you arrive at Motomachi・Chukagai Station, you can use the Chinatown Exit (Exit 3), but we recommend that you make your exit from Yamashita Park Exit (Exit 1). The underpass is long, but when you get out onto the street above, you'll see the “East Gate” on your left side. East Gate From Shibuya Station to Yokohama Chinatown Shibuya Station Shibuya Station 〜 Yokohama Chinatown If you are departing from Shibuya Station, you are in luck! There is a direct train that goes from Shibuya Station to Yokohama Chinatown. Shibuya is also a great tourist spot, so try incorporating it into your itinerary.From Shibuya Station, take the Tokyu Toyoko Line to Motomachi・Chukagai Station.Time required: Approximately 40 minutesFares: ¥ 500The walking route from Motomachi・Chinatown Station is the same as the previous route. From Yokohama Station to Yokohama Chinatown Yokohama Station Yokohama Station 〜 Yokohama Chinatown Yokohama Station is very close to Yokohama Chinatown. You can get to both Ishikawacho Station and Motomachi・Chukagai Station in around 8 minutes. From Ishikawachou Station:It's only a 15 minute walk from Ishikawachou station to Yokohama Chinatown.When you get to Ishikawacho Station, head towards the North Exit (Chukagai Entrance) and continue to the left where you'll now see the Seiyomon(西陽門) gate. Go through the gate and go straight ahead. On the other side of the pedestrian crossing will be the West gate. If you keep on going you will hit Chinatown's entrance called “Zenrinmon” (善隣門).From Motomachi・Chukagai Station:When you arrive at Motomachi・Chukagai Station, you can use the Chinatown Exit (Exit 3), but we recommend that you make your exit from Yamashita Park Exit (Exit 1). The underpass is long, but when you get out onto the street above, you'll see the “East Gate” on your left side. Arriving at Yokohama Chinatown When you arrive in Yokohama Chinatown, enjoy your gourmet adventure by trying out foods like shark fins, panda buns & Mapo tofu!Read more：16 Best Things to Do & Places to Visit in Yokohama Yokohama Chinatown Panda bun (パンダまん) Almond ice cream [ Japan Route Finder & Calculator：To Yokohama Chinatown] Official web：Japan Route Finder & Calculator：To Yokohama Chinatown ©NAVITIME JAPAN. 旅行ガイド 楽しい旅をサポートする、便利なお役立ち情報をお届けします。
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- คานางาวะ
- 2019.12.03
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Pikachu Outbreak! in Yokohama
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- True trainers can’t miss the Pikachu Outbreak! in Yokohama. The performances will feature 2,000 Pikachus from start to finish, and prepare to be impressed. Pikachus adorned in LED costumes will light up the area in front of the Yokohama Museum of Art, and other Pikachus can be seen dancing in front of a giant fountain backed by the Yokohama Bay Bridge. At Rinko Park, a collection of 50 Pikachus will be showcasing yet another adorable performance, making for a fun-filled 2 hours of Pikachu madness. Pikachu Outbreak! is a Pokémon lover’s fever dream, in a good way.Event Information:August 6 to 12, 20197 p.m. to 9 p.m.Minato Mirai areaURL:https://www.pokemon.co.jp/ex/pika_event/en/
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- คานางาวะ
- 2019.08.08
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Take the train to Kamakura from Tokyo Station
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- If you’re traveling to Kamakura by train from Tokyo Station, it’s best to aim for the first departure on the Yokosuka Line to be sure that you can get a seat. Arrive as early as possible and begin lining up beside the platform. Alternatively, you can travel there along the Enoshima Electric Railway or Enoden, which connects Kamakura with Fujisawa Station. If you’re planning on sightseeing in Kamakura, consider purchasing a Yoritomo ticket (570 yen) that allows you a full day’s unlimited travel on the bus routes and Enoden that link the city’s major tourist spots, as well as offering discounts at temples and museums. Read moreGetting Around KamakuraThanks to its close proximity to Tokyo, getting to Kamakura is easy and affordable.” …
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- คานางาวะ
- 2019.07.24
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Mt. Oyama (大山) in Kanagawa
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- Kanagawa prefecture’s Mt. Oyama has long been revered as a holy mountain. It rises to 1,252 meters in height but is known as an easy mountain to hike. Simply take a bus from the nearest station, Isehara, to the cable bus stop from where you can journey to the hiking trailhead. On the way to the top, there is a spot called “Fujimi-dai, which offers the best views of Mt. Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan. It’s even better than the view of Mt. Fuji from the top of Mt. Oyama, so don’t forget to check it out when you pass this point! From Tokyo to Isehara station is 1.5 hours and the hike to the top takes about two hours. URL：https://www.ooyama-cable.co.jp/
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- คานางาวะ
- 2019.06.06
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The best time to see hydrangeas in 2019
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- The hydrangeas in Kamakura tend to begin blooming around the end of May or beginning of June and are at their peak in the middle of June. But it’s important to keep in mind that this depends on their location and the timing can be slightly different if they’re at elevation or the weather conditions are not as predicted. The hydrangea season will usually extend through to mid-July in some mountainous locations.
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- คานางาวะ
- 2019.05.07
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