Tokyo Surrounding Tours | Living the Dream of 'Slam Dunk' in Kamakura

Living the Dream of 'Slam Dunk' in Kamakura. I believe every basketball enthusiast⛹🏻‍♂️ has a 'Slam Dunk' in their heart. The railway crossing where Haruko and Hanamichi Sakuragi met, the Enoden train🚞 they took, and the beach🏖️ they ran on together. Today, standing in front of Kamakura High School, the anime has come to life, as if meeting Hanamichi Sakuragi across time🌿. Besides the anime nostalgia, Kamakura is also worth visiting, being a very leisurely seaside🌊 town🏘. 📖Itinerary: 1️⃣ Kamakura High School Station: This is probably the most crowded station because of 'Slam Dunk'. Do you like😍 Rukawa Kaede or Hanamichi Sakuragi❓ Everyone has their own answer🤔. 2️⃣ Shichirigahama Station: This station has the most beautiful coastline in Kamakura. On a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji🏔️ from the shore. There are many eagles🦅 and crows circling around the beach, so don't try to eat in front of them, as they might snatch your food unexpectedly💥. 3️⃣ Inamuragasaki Station: You don't necessarily have to wait for the Enoden train at the Kamakura High School railway crossing. The following stations also have similar railway crossings with fewer people, making it easier to take photos📸. The train🚞 slows down when passing by, making it great for photos📸. 🚞Transportation Guide: From Tokyo Shinjuku Station🚇, you can take the Shinjuku Line or Odakyu Line to Kamakura or Fujisawa Station. We transferred to the Enoden train🚞 at Fujisawa Station. You can use a Suica card, but it can be expensive. If you plan to make multiple stops, it's recommended to buy an Enoden one-day pass (800 yen for adults, 400 yen for children), which allows unlimited rides. ✨Tips: If you don't buy the Enoden one-day pass and choose to use a Suica card for the Enoden, remember to swipe your card when getting on and off. Otherwise, you will be charged for the full trip when exiting. The Enoden is a century-old retro train🚞, and the card readers are outside and not very noticeable. At first, we thought we didn't need to swipe the card to get on, but when we tried to exit, we found out we hadn't swiped the card when boarding and had to pay for the full trip😂.