Hakone Kamakura Pass
Odakyu Hakone Kamakura Pass covering Odakyu lines, Enoden and Hakone-area transport including trains, cable car, ropeway, cruise and designated buses, exchanged at an Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center.
Kamakura is a city in Kanagawa Prefecture, in Japan's Kantō region on the island of Honshu, designated a city in 1939. On XTOUR it covers the day tours from Tokyo that stop at its sights.
Country
Japan
Type
City
Where it is
35.3192, 139.5472
Understand the place
Not only where to go, but what to eat, what things cost, what visitors get wrong, how accessible Kamakura is, which scams to recognize and what is genuinely worth your time.
The complete guide
Start with the parts of Kamakura that matter most to your trip, then move into the practical details.
Experiences & attractions
Attractions, experiences and places actually worth your time.
Eat like you understand the place
Signature dishes, local drinks, markets and eating well.
Where to stay & explore
Where to stay, wander and choose the right area for your trip.
Beyond the destination
Nearby places worth a day out from here.
Bring home the right things
What is genuinely worth buying and where to look.
After dark
What the evenings are like, and where to spend them.
Family travel
Family logistics, strollers, transport and practical planning.
When to go
When to visit and what the seasons really feel like.
Know before it happens
Common tourist traps and how to avoid them.
Money & budgeting
Budgets, payments and everyday prices.
Transport
Public transport, taxis, walking and common pitfalls.
Travel for more people
Mobility, transport and sensory accessibility.
Understand before you arrive
Local expectations, religion and visitor etiquette.
The details that matter
Connectivity, health, photography and useful local details.
Find your fit
Solo, women alone, older visitors, LGBTQ+, pets, remote work, budget and luxury.
Travel that holds up
Tourism pressure, supporting local people and animal welfare.
Traveler experiences
Traveler reviews will appear here after moderation.
Ways to visit
Bookable trips related to this destination, for when you are ready to move from research to planning.
Odakyu Hakone Kamakura Pass covering Odakyu lines, Enoden and Hakone-area transport including trains, cable car, ropeway, cruise and designated buses, exchanged at an Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center.
A guided day tour from Tokyo to Kamakura and Enoshima, with stops at the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in, an Enoshima Electric Railway ride, Enoshima Island and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine.
A guided day tour from Tokyo to the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in in Kamakura, a Lake Ashi cruise in Hakone, Oshino Hakkai and Oishi Park, with round-trip transfers, with or without lunch. Options differ; check what your chosen option includes on SkyGate.
Worth the drive
Distances are straight-line, not driving time — mountain roads in this region are often twice as long as the map suggests.
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Explore deeper
2 guides
SkyGate sells three Odakyu passes and four single Hakone tickets, and they overlap in ways that matter before you pay twice. This guide separates what a pass covers from what still needs its own ticket.
Six SkyGate day tours leave Tokyo for Mount Fuji, Hakone or Kamakura, and they differ more in stops, departure points and what the price covers than in name. This guide sets the itineraries side by side and separates the places a tour visits from the tickets it includes.
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