Compare a Yokohama stay with a night in Hakone
Stay in Yokohama to give Kamakura’s temples and Enoshima a day each. To include a Hakone stay, spend two nights in Yokohama, then move to Yumoto for one night. Visit the museum on day three and leave the mountains on day four, choosing this Hakone departure day for a late flight home or onward travel to another city.
Choose a 4 days, 3 nights itinerary
Yokohama, Kamakura and Enoshima
Stay in Yokohama for separate Kamakura and Enoshima day trips. This route gives temples and the island different days rather than staying in the mountains.
Yokohama, Kamakura and Enoshima →4 days, 3 nights BStays in Kamakura and Hakone
Stay in Yokohama for two nights with a day trip to Kamakura, then move to Yumoto for one night. Visiting the history museum before leaving on the final day requires a late-afternoon or later train or flight that leaves enough time for the journey.
Stays in Kamakura and Hakone →Yokohama, Kamakura and Enoshima
Stay in Yokohama for separate Kamakura and Enoshima day trips. This route gives temples and the island different days rather than staying in the mountains.
Day 1 · Nippon Maru and Yokohama harbour walk
Choose Nippon Maru and a harbour walk on day one, then rest in Yokohama. From Sakuragicho-area accommodation, you can start on foot at the station.
- Haneda arrival: your terminal → Keikyu Yokohama Station
For terminals 1 and 2, board at Haneda Airport Terminal 1·2 Station; for terminal 3, use Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station. Choose a direct service stopping at Yokohama, or transfer towards Yokohama at the station shown in your search, such as Keikyu Kamata.
- Narita arrival: your terminal → JR Yokohama Station
From terminal 1, board a Yokohama-stopping N’EX at Narita Airport Station; from terminals 2 and 3, use Airport Terminal 2 Station. Allow extra walking time from terminal 3 to the station. Check the route operating on your date and reserved seats in JR’s official guide.
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- JR Yokohama Station → JR Sakuragicho Station
Take a Negishi Line service stopping at Sakuragicho. If you arrived at Yokohama by Keikyu, follow JR transfer signs. If you have already left luggage at accommodation near Sakuragicho Station, continue to the next walking section from the station area without taking this train again.
- JR Sakuragicho Station → Nippon Maru entrance
Walk about five minutes from the station to ship-visit reception according to the official facility guide. Accommodation-to-station travel and train waits take extra time.
- Nippon Maru visit reception → Finish sightseeing and leave the ship
The general ship-only ticket costs ¥400. Open 10:00–17:00, with last entry at 16:30. Closed Mondays, or the following weekday when Monday is a public holiday. Check the date-specific calendar for ship maintenance and temporary closures. Explore sections open on site and leave the ship. Omit the interior visit for a late arrival or ship closure.
- Nippon Maru and Memorial Park → Return towards Sakuragicho Station
If you choose a walk, briefly explore the open waterfront and return towards Sakuragicho Station. The official five-minute station-to-facility walk excludes sightseeing and meals.
- For accommodation near Yokohama Station: JR Sakuragicho Station → JR Yokohama Station
Return on a Negishi Line service stopping at Yokohama. For accommodation near Sakuragicho Station, omit this train and choose meals or rest locally.
For a late arrival or Nippon Maru closing day, omit the ship interior and choose a harbour walk or meal. Check maintenance and temporary closures in the facility’s calendar for your date.
Day 2 · Hasedera and Great Buddha worship in Kamakura
Travel from Yokohama to Kamakura for Hase’s two temples. After a meal, return from Hase Station towards Kamakura.
- JR Yokohama Station → JR Kamakura Station
Take a Yokosuka Line service towards Zushi/Kurihama that stops at Kamakura. From Sakuragicho accommodation, first take a Negishi Line service stopping at Yokohama. JR fares cost extra; allow train waits and transfers.
- Enoden Kamakura Station → Hase Station
Take a Fujisawa-bound service stopping at Hase. The standard adult one-way fare is ¥200; train waits take extra time.
- Hase Station → Hasedera entrance
Walk about five minutes from the station to Hasedera’s entrance.
- Hasedera entrance → Explore the grounds and leave through the main gate
Adult admission costs ¥400. Reception usually opens 08:00–16:30 and the temple closes at 17:00. In April–June, reception continues to 17:00 and closing is 17:30. Take breaks on the stairs while exploring grounds open that day.
- Hasedera main gate → Kotoku-in main gate
Walk about five minutes to Kotoku-in’s main gate according to the official guide. Pay each temple’s admission separately.
- Kotoku-in main gate → See the Great Buddha and leave through the main gate
Standard adult admission costs ¥300. Grounds open 08:00–17:30 in April–September and 08:00–17:00 in October–March, with last entry 15 minutes before closing. The ¥50 Great Buddha interior visit is excluded from this subtotal. Do not rush to cover both temples if entry restrictions or queues take too much time.
- Kotoku-in main gate → Around Hase Station
Walk about seven minutes back towards Hase Station. If you stop for lunch, return to the same station afterwards for the train. Meals and restaurant queues are excluded from the walking estimate.
- Enoden Hase Station → Enoden Kamakura Station
Return on a Kamakura-bound train. The standard adult one-way fare is ¥200.
- JR Kamakura Station → JR Yokohama Station
Transfer from Enoden to JR and take a Yokosuka Line service towards Yokohama/Tokyo that stops at Yokohama. JR fares cost extra; allow train waits and transfers.
- For accommodation near Sakuragicho Station: JR Yokohama Station → JR Sakuragicho Station
Continue on a Negishi Line service stopping at Sakuragicho. Omit this section for accommodation near Yokohama Station. JR fares cost extra; allow train waits and transfers.
Adult admission to both temples totals ¥700. If entry and Enoden waits are long, visit just one, eat around Hase and return.
Day 3 · Via Fujisawa to Enoshima’s observatory
Spend today on Enoshima’s sea views and island paths. Travel from Yokohama via Fujisawa, change to the Enoden, and use the same transfer station on the return journey.
- JR Yokohama Station → JR Fujisawa Station → Enoden Fujisawa Station
Take an Odawara-bound Tokaido Line train that stops at Fujisawa. Leave the JR gates and follow signs to Enoden Fujisawa Station. JR fares, transfers and waiting time are additional.
- Enoden Fujisawa Station → Enoden Enoshima Station
Take a Kamakura-bound train that stops at Enoshima. The regular one-way fare is ¥220 and the published train journey is about 9 minutes. Allow extra time to wait for the train and walk to the island.
- Enoden Enoshima Station → Cross Benten Bridge to Nakamise Street
Cross Benten Bridge and follow Benzaiten Nakamise Street towards the shrine’s red torii. The official station-to-tower estimate of about 25 minutes excludes meals, sightseeing and queues.
- Left of the shrine’s red torii → Escar → garden and Sea Candle entrance
Before boarding the Escar, buy the ¥1,100 adult daytime set ticket at section 1’s counter for the Sea Candle observatory and all three Escar sections. Ride the three sections to the left of the shrine’s red torii, then enter the garden on the right and continue to Sea Candle. The official estimate from Enoshima Station to the tower is about 25 minutes, excluding waits, meals and sightseeing. The Escar operates uphill only, so you must walk down.
- Sea Candle and garden → Daytime observatory and garden visit
The garden is free during the day, while the tower requires admission. See the island scenery from the observatory and garden, then leave through the exit.
- Sea Candle and garden exit → Enoshima Station via Nakamise Street and Benten Bridge
The Escar operates uphill only, so walk down. Follow an open route back through Nakamise Street and across Benten Bridge to Enoshima Station. If you stop for lunch, return to the same station afterwards and take a Fujisawa-bound train. The estimated walk from the station to the tower does not include the descent or a meal.
- Enoshima Station → Enoden Fujisawa Station
Return on a Fujisawa-bound train. The regular adult one-way fare is ¥220. The daytime tower and Escar package plus the Enoden return journey totals ¥1,540. JR travel and meals are additional.
- JR Fujisawa Station → JR Yokohama Station
Leave the Enoden gates and walk to JR Fujisawa Station. Take a Tokyo-bound Tokaido Line train that stops at Yokohama, then follow the route to your booked accommodation.
The Escar operates uphill only. Allow the downhill walk and meals. Omit the island for strong winds, high waves or access restrictions. If only the observatory is closed, walk only through open areas.
Day 4 · Indoor exhibits at the port museum
The port museum works as a short indoor visit on your final day. If your departure is early or time is tight, skip the museum and leave for the airport.
- Yokohama accommodation and JR Yokohama Station → JR Sakuragicho Station
If your Yokohama accommodation can store luggage after check-out, return to Yokohama Station for a JR Negishi Line service stopping at Sakuragicho. From accommodation already near Sakuragicho Station, continue to the next walking section from the station area. Omit sightseeing for a morning flight, closure, unavailable storage or insufficient airport-arrival time.
- JR Sakuragicho Station → Yokohama Port Museum entrance
Walk about five minutes to the museum entrance according to the official facility guide. Accommodation access and train waits take extra time.
- Harbour museum entrance → Finish sightseeing and leave
The general museum-only ticket costs ¥500. Open 10:00–17:00, with last entry at 16:30. Closed Mondays, or the following weekday when Monday is a public holiday. Check the date-specific calendar for maintenance and temporary closures. The ship was visited on a different day, so do not reuse the ¥800 same-day combined ticket.
- JR Sakuragicho Station → JR Yokohama Station
If luggage is at accommodation near Sakuragicho Station, collect it first and return to the same station for a Negishi Line service stopping at Yokohama. If it is near Yokohama Station, collect it after arrival and return to the station for your airport train. Allow separate accommodation trips.
- Yokohama Station → Your airport terminal
For Haneda, choose direct or connecting Keikyu services to your terminal. For Narita, reserve N’EX stopping at JR Yokohama and get off at Narita Airport Station for terminal 1 or Airport Terminal 2 Station for terminals 2 and 3.
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Harbour museum-only admission costs ¥500 and excludes Nippon Maru. Check Monday and maintenance closures in the calendar for your date.
Included: This includes Nippon Maru (¥400), the two temples (¥700), the port museum (¥500), return Enoden travel between Kamakura and Hase (¥400), the daytime tower and Escar package (¥1,100), and return travel between Fujisawa and Enoshima (¥440).
Extra costs and conditions: Excludes JR, Minatomirai Line, airport trains, limited-express and seat charges, travel between stations and accommodation, luggage storage, meals, accommodation, flights, separate hot-spring bathing, Great Buddha interior admission, additional experiences and event-day evening garden admission.
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Stays in Kamakura and Hakone
Stay in Yokohama for two nights with a day trip to Kamakura, then move to Yumoto for one night. Visiting the history museum before leaving on the final day requires a late-afternoon or later train or flight that leaves enough time for the journey.
Day 1 · Visit Yokohama’s port museum
Visit the port museum and stay in Yokohama. Explore the port’s history indoors before travelling to Kamakura and Hakone.
- Haneda arrival: your terminal → Keikyu Yokohama Station
For terminals 1 and 2, board at Haneda Airport Terminal 1·2 Station; for terminal 3, use Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station. Choose a direct service stopping at Yokohama, or transfer towards Yokohama at the station shown in your search, such as Keikyu Kamata.
- Narita arrival: your terminal → JR Yokohama Station
From terminal 1, board a Yokohama-stopping N’EX at Narita Airport Station; from terminals 2 and 3, use Airport Terminal 2 Station. Allow extra walking time from terminal 3 to the station. Check the route operating on your date and reserved seats in JR’s official guide.
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- JR Yokohama Station → JR Sakuragicho Station
Take a Negishi Line service stopping at Sakuragicho. If you arrived at Yokohama by Keikyu, follow JR transfer signs. If you have already left luggage at accommodation near Sakuragicho Station, continue to the next walking section from the station area without taking this train again.
- JR Sakuragicho Station → Yokohama Port Museum entrance
Walk about 5 minutes from the station to the museum entrance.
- Harbour museum entrance → Explore the port exhibits, then leave the museum
A regular adult museum-only ticket costs ¥500. Hours are 10 a.m.–5 p.m., with last admission at 4:30 p.m. The museum closes on Mondays; when Monday is a public holiday, it opens and closes on the next weekday instead. Check the official calendar for maintenance and temporary closures.
- Port museum exit → Around Sakuragicho Station
Follow the route back towards the station. Choose dinner nearby, checking the restaurant’s hours and any wait separately.
- For accommodation near Yokohama Station: JR Sakuragicho Station → JR Yokohama Station
Return on a Negishi Line service stopping at Yokohama. For accommodation near Sakuragicho Station, omit this train and choose meals or rest locally.
Harbour museum-only admission costs ¥500 and excludes Nippon Maru. Check Monday and maintenance closures in the calendar for your date.
Day 2 · A day at Kamakura’s two temples
On day two, visit Kamakura’s two temples. After Kotoku-in, eat near Hase Station, then return via Kamakura to Yokohama.
- JR Yokohama Station → JR Kamakura Station
Take a Yokosuka Line service towards Zushi/Kurihama that stops at Kamakura. From Sakuragicho accommodation, first take a Negishi Line service stopping at Yokohama. JR fares cost extra; allow train waits and transfers.
- Enoden Kamakura Station → Hase Station
Take a Fujisawa-bound service stopping at Hase. The standard adult one-way fare is ¥200; train waits take extra time.
- Hase Station → Hasedera entrance
Walk about five minutes from the station to Hasedera’s entrance.
- Hasedera entrance → Explore the grounds and leave through the main gate
Adult admission costs ¥400. Reception usually opens 08:00–16:30 and the temple closes at 17:00. In April–June, reception continues to 17:00 and closing is 17:30. Take breaks on the stairs while exploring grounds open that day.
- Hasedera main gate → Kotoku-in main gate
Walk about five minutes to Kotoku-in’s main gate according to the official guide. Pay each temple’s admission separately.
- Kotoku-in main gate → See the Great Buddha and leave through the main gate
Standard adult admission costs ¥300. Grounds open 08:00–17:30 in April–September and 08:00–17:00 in October–March, with last entry 15 minutes before closing. The ¥50 Great Buddha interior visit is excluded from this subtotal. Do not rush to cover both temples if entry restrictions or queues take too much time.
- Kotoku-in main gate → Around Hase Station
Walk about seven minutes back towards Hase Station. If you stop for lunch, return to the same station afterwards for the train. Meals and restaurant queues are excluded from the walking estimate.
- Enoden Hase Station → Enoden Kamakura Station
Return on a Kamakura-bound train. The standard adult one-way fare is ¥200.
- JR Kamakura Station → JR Yokohama Station
Transfer from Enoden to JR and take a Yokosuka Line service towards Yokohama/Tokyo that stops at Yokohama. JR fares cost extra; allow train waits and transfers.
- For accommodation near Sakuragicho Station: JR Yokohama Station → JR Sakuragicho Station
Continue on a Negishi Line service stopping at Sakuragicho. Omit this section for accommodation near Yokohama Station. JR fares cost extra; allow train waits and transfers.
Adult admission to both temples totals ¥700. If entry and Enoden waits are long, visit just one, eat around Hase and return.
Day 3 · Move to Yumoto and visit the Open-Air Museum
Move from Yokohama to Yumoto, then explore outdoor sculptures and indoor exhibits. Take the mountain train from Yumoto to the museum and back before relaxing at your hot-spring accommodation. Skip the museum if you arrive too late.
- JR Yokohama Station → JR Odawara Station
Take a Tokaido Line service stopping at Odawara. JR fares cost extra; allow train waits and transfers.
- Odawara Station → Hakone-Yumoto Station
Transfer to a Yumoto-bound Hakone Tozan Line train. The standard adult one-way fare is ¥360.
- Hakone-Yumoto Station → Chokoku-no-Mori Station
From Yumoto Station, take a Gora-bound mountain train and get off at Chokoku-no-Mori. The regular adult one-way fare is ¥460.
- Chokoku-no-Mori Station → Museum entrance
Walk about 2 minutes from the station to the museum entrance.
- Museum entrance → Explore outdoor sculptures and indoor exhibits, then leave
The budget uses the ¥2,000 adult same-day ticket. Hours are 9 a.m.–5 p.m., with last admission at 4:30 p.m. Finish your visit in time for dinner at your accommodation. Choosing the ¥1,800 online ticket changes your actual spending from the same-day-ticket subtotal.
- Museum exit → Chokoku-no-Mori Station
Retrace the roughly 2-minute walk to the station. If you stop for lunch, return to the same station afterwards for your train back.
- Chokoku-no-Mori Station → Hakone-Yumoto Station
Return on a Yumoto-bound mountain train. The regular adult one-way fare is ¥460, making the museum return journey ¥920.
Check mountain-railway operation before leaving Yumoto for the museum. If suspended, check official replacement transport before deciding to visit. Today’s museum admission and train fares exclude ropeways, lake circuits and separate hot-spring charges.
Day 4 · Visit the history museum, then travel down to Odawara
Leave Yumoto today. Choose the history museum only if your late departure leaves ample time to reach the airport. For a morning flight, move to a city with easier airport access the day before.
- Hakone-Yumoto Station → Hakone local history museum entrance
Walk about five minutes from the station to the museum entrance.
- Local history museum entrance → See the history exhibits and leave
Standard adult admission costs ¥300. Open 09:00–16:30, with last entry at 16:00. Check the official calendar for Wednesday, last-Monday-of-the-month and New Year closures and public-holiday exceptions.
- Local history museum exit → Around Hakone-Yumoto Station
Retrace the walking route towards the station for about five minutes. Meals and onward accommodation access are excluded from this estimate.
- Hakone-Yumoto Station → Odawara Station
Collect luggage at your Yumoto accommodation if needed, then return to the station for an Odawara-bound train. The standard adult one-way fare is ¥360; accommodation access, train waits and the next transfer take extra time.
- Odawara Station → JR Yokohama Station
Take a Tokyo-bound JR Tokaido Line service stopping at Yokohama, then transfer to Keikyu for Haneda or N’EX for Narita. JR and airport fares are excluded from the itinerary subtotal.
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- Yokohama Station → Your airport terminal
For Haneda, choose direct or connecting Keikyu services to your terminal. For Narita, reserve N’EX stopping at JR Yokohama and get off at Narita Airport Station for terminal 1 or Airport Terminal 2 Station for terminals 2 and 3.
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The history museum closes on Wednesdays, the last Monday of each month and over New Year. Check official guidance for public-holiday exceptions and exhibition availability. After your visit, collect your bags from the same Yumoto accommodation and travel down to Odawara. Skip the museum if this leaves too little time for the airport journey.
Included: This includes the port museum (¥500), the two temples (¥700), an Open-Air Museum same-day ticket (¥2,000), the history museum (¥300), and return travel between Kamakura and Hase (¥400), Odawara and Yumoto (¥720), and Yumoto and the Open-Air Museum (¥920).
Extra costs and conditions: Excludes JR, Minatomirai Line, airport trains, limited-express and seat charges, travel between stations and accommodation, luggage storage, meals, accommodation, flights, separate hot-spring bathing, Great Buddha interior admission, additional experiences and event-day evening garden admission.
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Frequently asked questions
When do I visit the Open-Air Museum on a three-night/four-day trip with one night in Hakone?
On day three, move from Yokohama to Yumoto and take the mountain train to the Open-Air Museum and back. On day four, visit the history museum before travelling down to Odawara. Include that final-day museum only if airport travel leaves enough time; otherwise skip it.
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Can I use the same transport pass in Kamakura, Enoshima and Hakone?
The Yokohama-stay route uses JR for Kamakura and Fujisawa, with separate Enoden journeys as needed. The one-night Hakone route travels via Odawara and uses Hakone’s mountain trains. Check the Hakone Freepass’s designated local transport and Odakyu return coverage for each departure station; JR from Yokohama to Odawara and admission cost extra. An Enoden daily pass also cannot be used on JR or Hakone transport.
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Official sources and check dates
- Official temple visitor guide ·
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- Official Hakone transport guide ·
- Official access guide ·
- Nippon Maru and port museum prices and 2026 closures ·
- Hakone Museum of History access guide ·
- Hakone Museum of History prices, hours and closures ·
- Enoden Noriorikun one-day pass ·
- Hakone Freepass ·
- Official Enoden fares ·
- Hakone mountain railway fare table ·
- Keikyu airport access guide ·
- N’EX station guide ·
- JR Tokyo-area rail map ·
- JR construction and service suspension notices ·
- Narita Airport rail guide ·
- Escar uphill-only guidance ·