Kamakura Tour 3 Days/2 Nights

The tour departs from Odaiba then takes you to Yokosuka, a vibrant coastal city where Japanese and American cultures blend seamlessly, shaped by its long history as a major naval port. Stroll along the waterfront, explore the historic battleship Mikasa, and enjoy the lively atmosphere around Dobuita Street—famous for its mix of local shops, U.S. Navy influence, and the iconic Yokosuka Navy Burger. On the way to Yokosuka, we stop at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kamakura’s historic Shinto shrine known for its grand approach and deep samurai heritage. It’s a brief but memorable glimpse into traditional Japan.

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

 

Yokosuka Dobuita street  

American burgers

 

On the second day, we first head to Misaki Port, a coastal town famous throughout Japan for its high‑quality tuna. The lively fish market, traditional boats, and waterfront atmosphere offer a glimpse into the region’s rich fishing culture. Then we will go to Kamakura, the ancient capital that is popular as a day-trip destination. After enjoying the unique atmosphere of history, gourmet food, and nature in style, drive along Route 134 to the Enoshima Island where you can feel the Shonan breeze. Consider stopping at Kamakura High School Station" / "You might also enjoy a stop at Kamakura High School Station, a photo spot that became famous for "Slam Dunk", or Shichirigahama where fashionable cafes are scattered, and Koshigoe, a fisherman town in Shonan. Also Enoshima has full of fun spots such as good old restaurants, Enoshima Shrine, and giant octopus crackers. Rest and relax at Yugawara, preparing yourself for tomorrow's ride" / "Rejuvenate at Yugawara and prepare for the final day of riding!

Lovely local train 'Enoden'

 

Misaki port 'Fresh Tuna'

 

Kamakura daibutuden

 

Enoshima

 

From Yugawara, we ride along the scenic coastline toward Manazuru Cape, a rugged peninsula known for its dramatic ocean views and quiet forested paths. Continuing on, we stop at Minaka Odawara, a lively complex inspired by a traditional castle town, where you can enjoy lunch, browse local shops, and sample regional specialties. If time allows, it’s worth taking a moment to admire Odawara Castle, one of the region’s most iconic historical landmarks. After the break, we head toward Tokyo with a final rest stop at Ebina Service Area (upbound) before returning to our Odaiba store.

Minaka Odawara

 

Manazuru cape

 

Odawara castle