A short trip: harbour or temples?

Stay in Yokohama for harbour scenery and gardens, or Kamakura for temples and island views. The Yokohama route visits Nippon Maru and the harbour on day one, then Sankeien on day two. The Kamakura route gives a day each to Hase’s two temples and Enoshima. Choose either only with a late departure that leaves time to collect your bags from the hotel after day-two sightseeing and reach the airport.

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Choose a 1 night, 2 days itinerary

1 night, 2 days A

Yokohama harbour and Sankeien

Stay in Sakuragicho and visit Nippon Maru on day one and Sankeien on day two. Choose a late flight home that leaves time for the airport transfer after the garden.

Day 1 · Nippon Maru interiors and harbour walk

See Sakuragicho’s Nippon Maru and harbour scenery briefly on arrival day. Travel from the airport to Yokohama, then continue to Sakuragicho.

  1. From Haneda: your arrival terminal → Keikyu Yokohama Station

    Board at Haneda Airport Terminal 1·2 Station for Terminals 1 and 2, or Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station for Terminal 3. Choose a direct service stopping at Yokohama. If the journey planner requires a change, transfer towards Yokohama at the listed station, such as Keikyu Kamata.

    Keikyu airport access guide

  2. From Narita: your arrival terminal → JR Yokohama Station

    Board a Yokohama-serving N’EX at Narita Airport Station for Terminal 1 or Airport Terminal 2 Station for Terminals 2 and 3. Travel from Terminal 3 to the station is separate. Check travel-date coverage and reserved seats in JR’s official guide.

    N’EX stops guideNarita Airport railway guideJR works and suspension notices

  3. Yokohama Station → JR Sakuragicho Station

    If arriving from Haneda by Keikyu, follow JR transfer signs and distinguish gates and platforms. Take a JR Negishi Line service stopping at Sakuragicho. Keikyu-to-JR transfer time and train waits are separate.

    JR Tokyo-area route mapKeikyu airport access guide

  4. JR Sakuragicho Station → Nippon Maru entrance

    The facility lists a walk of about five minutes from the station. Follow on-site entrance guidance to ship admission. This excludes hotel access and train waits.

    Official access guide

  5. Nippon Maru admission desk → Finish the ship visit

    Choose the ship-only general ticket at JPY 400. The JPY 800 combined ticket with the port museum is excluded. Regular hours are 10:00–17:00, with last admission at 16:30. Open on public holiday Mondays and closed the next weekday; check your date’s calendar for maintenance and ship-only temporary closures. Explore the sections open that day according to on-site guidance, then leave the ship.

    Nippon Maru and port museum fees and 2026 closure guide

  6. Ship exit → Memorial Park waterfront

    After the ship visit, take a short waterfront walk in Memorial Park for harbour views. Use the sections open on site. Omit the walk during restrictions or poor weather. Ship interiors and outdoor waterfront walks can be chosen separately.

    Nippon Maru and port museum fees and 2026 closure guide

For a late arrival or ship closure, omit Nippon Maru interiors and choose a harbour walk or meal. Check maintenance and temporary closures in the facility’s visit-date calendar.

Day 2 · Sankeien’s garden and historic buildings

Explore Sankeien’s garden and historic buildings, then return to Yokohama. Choose a late flight home that leaves time to visit your Sakuragicho hotel before the airport.

  1. JR Sakuragicho Station → JR Yokohama Station

    Take a service towards Yokohama stopping there, then follow east exit bus terminal signs.

    JR Tokyo-area route map

  2. Yokohama Station east exit, bus stand 2 → Sankeien Iriguchi bus stop

    Choose a visit-date municipal bus on route 8 or 168 stopping at Sankeien Iriguchi (三溪園入口). Check route number, destination and stops before boarding. Allow the full journey, including waiting and road conditions, separately from garden sightseeing.

    Access mapYokohama transport bureau attraction bus boarding guide

  3. Sankeien Iriguchi bus stop → Sankeien main entrance

    The official walk from the stop to the main entrance is about five minutes. Sankeien Iriguchi bus stop and garden admission are different points.

    Access mapYokohama transport bureau attraction bus boarding guide

  4. Sankeien main entrance → Finish the garden visit

    General adult admission costs JPY 900. Open 09:00–17:00, with last admission at 16:30. Check 26–31 December closure, temporary notices and local restrictions before entering. Explore sections open on site, then leave through the main entrance. Separate events and garden teahouse use are excluded from the route and subtotal.

    Visitor guide

  5. Sankeien main entrance → Return to Sankeien Iriguchi stop

    Retrace the walk towards the stop. For the return journey, check the Yokohama Station-bound boarding area and bus destination.

    Access mapYokohama transport bureau attraction bus boarding guide

  6. Sankeien Iriguchi boarding area towards Yokohama Station → Yokohama Station

    Take a Yokohama Station-bound bus listed in your visit-date timetable. Waiting and road conditions affect return time; allow enough time for hotel luggage collection and airport travel.

    Access mapYokohama transport bureau attraction bus boarding guide

  7. JR Yokohama Station → JR Sakuragicho Station

    After leaving the bus, go to the JR gates and take a Negishi Line service stopping at Sakuragicho. The walk from the bus stop to the JR platform and train waits are separate.

    JR Tokyo-area route map

  8. JR Sakuragicho Station → Airport transfer at Yokohama Station

    Collect any luggage stored at your hotel and return to Sakuragicho Station. Take a Negishi Line service to Yokohama, changing to Keikyu for Haneda or JR N’EX for Narita.

    JR Tokyo-area route mapKeikyu airport access guideN’EX stops guideNarita Airport railway guideJR works and suspension notices

  9. For Haneda departure: Keikyu Yokohama Station → Your Haneda Airport terminal

    Choose a direct or connecting Keikyu journey to the Haneda Airport station for your terminal. Distinguish Terminal 1·2 Station from Terminal 3 Station when getting off.

    Keikyu airport access guide

  10. For Narita departure: JR Yokohama Station → Your Narita Airport terminal

    Check a visit-date N’EX service stopping at JR Yokohama and reserve a seat. Get off at Narita Airport Station for Terminal 1 or Airport Terminal 2 Station for Terminals 2 and 3.

    N’EX stops guideNarita Airport railway guideJR works and suspension notices

Sankeien admission costs JPY 900, and two municipal bus rides cost JPY 440, giving a total of JPY 1,340. JR, meals and hotel access cost extra. Check garden closures and visit-date bus operation in official guides.

Subtotal of the listed paid items: JPY 1,740

Included: This adds Nippon Maru JPY 400, Sankeien JPY 900 and two municipal bus rides JPY 440. Admission alone totals JPY 1,300.

Extra costs and conditions: JR, Minatomirai Line, Keikyu, airport trains such as N’EX, limited express and seating charges, station-to-hotel travel, luggage storage, meals, hotels, flights, garden events and teahouse use are excluded from this subtotal.

For Narita Airport, check N’EX travel-date coverage and reserved seats in JR’s official guide. Omitting sightseeing changes actual spending from the subtotal that includes both facilities.

Nippon Maru and port museum fees and 2026 closure guideVisitor guideYokohama municipal bus boarding and faresJR works and suspension notices

1 night, 2 days B

Kamakura temples and Enoshima

Stay in Kamakura, visiting Hasedera and Kotokuin on day one and Enoshima on day two. Choose a late flight leaving time for airport travel after returning from the island to your Kamakura hotel and collecting luggage.

Day 1 · Hasedera and Kamakura’s Great Buddha

Arrive in Kamakura and visit two Hase temples today. They can be linked on foot; return to Hase Station after sightseeing.

  1. From Haneda: your arrival terminal → Keikyu Yokohama Station

    Board at Haneda Airport Terminal 1·2 Station for Terminals 1 and 2, or Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station for Terminal 3. Choose a direct service stopping at Yokohama. If the journey planner requires a change, transfer towards Yokohama at the listed station, such as Keikyu Kamata.

    Keikyu airport access guide

  2. From Narita: your arrival terminal → JR Yokohama Station

    Board a Yokohama-serving N’EX at Narita Airport Station for Terminal 1 or Airport Terminal 2 Station for Terminals 2 and 3. Travel from Terminal 3 to the station is separate. Check travel-date coverage and reserved seats in JR’s official guide.

    N’EX stops guideNarita Airport railway guideJR works and suspension notices

  3. JR Yokohama Station → JR Kamakura Station

    Take a JR Yokosuka Line service towards Zushi or Kurihama stopping at Kamakura. JR fares cost extra. Allow time for train waits and changes too.

    JR Tokyo-area route map

  4. Enoden Kamakura Station → Hase Station

    Take a Fujisawa-bound service stopping at Hase. Ordinary adult fare is JPY 200 one way; train waits are separate.

    Enoden official fares

  5. Hase Station → Hasedera entrance

    Walk about five minutes from the station to Hasedera’s entrance.

    Official worship and access guide

  6. Hasedera entrance → Explore the grounds and leave through the main gate

    Adult admission costs JPY 400. Admission normally runs 08:00–16:30, closing at 17:00. From April to June, admission lasts until 17:00 and closing is 17:30. Take breaks on the stairs and explore the grounds open that day.

    Official worship and access guide

  7. Hasedera main gate → Kotokuin main gate

    Walk about five minutes to Kotokuin’s main gate, as listed in the official guide. The two temples charge admission separately.

    Temple official visitor guide

  8. Kotokuin main gate → See the Great Buddha and leave through the main gate

    General adult admission costs JPY 300. Grounds open 08:00–17:30 from April to September and 08:00–17:00 from October to March, with last admission 15 minutes before closing. The JPY 50 Buddha interior fee is excluded from the route subtotal. If entry restrictions or long queues occur, do not rush to see both temples.

    Temple official visitor guide

  9. Kotokuin main gate → Around Hase Station

    Walk about seven minutes back towards Hase Station. If having lunch, return to the same station afterwards for the train. Walking time excludes meals and restaurant queues.

    Temple official visitor guide

  10. Enoden Hase Station → Enoden Kamakura Station

    Return on a Kamakura-bound train. Ordinary adult fare is JPY 200 one way.

    Enoden official fares

Both temples’ adult admission totals JPY 700. If admission and Enoden queues are long, visit one temple, eat near Hase and return.

Day 2 · Enoshima observation deck and island walk

Visit Enoshima’s observation deck and daytime garden, then return to Kamakura. Stop at your Kamakura hotel before travelling to the airport via Yokohama. For an early flight home, finish the island visit by the previous day.

  1. Enoden Kamakura Station → Enoden Enoshima Station

    Take a Fujisawa-bound service stopping at Enoshima. Ordinary adult fare is JPY 260 one way; train waits are separate.

    Enoden official fares

  2. Enoden Enoshima Station → Cross Bentenbashi to Nakamise Street

    Cross Bentenbashi and follow Benzaiten Nakamise Street towards the shrine’s red torii. The official estimate of about 25 minutes from the station to the tower excludes meals, sightseeing and waits.

    Access

  3. Left of the shrine’s red torii → Escar → garden and Sea Candle entrance

    Before boarding Escar, buy the adult daytime set ticket for the Sea Candle observation deck and all three Escar sections at the first-section ticket office, JPY 1,100. Ride the three sections 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. Escar runs uphill only, so descend on foot.

    AccessEscar uphill-only guideOfficial fees

  4. Sea Candle and garden → Daytime observation deck and garden

    The garden is free by day, while the tower requires payment. View island scenery from the deck and garden, then leave through the exit.

    Official fees

  5. Sea Candle and garden exit → Enoshima Station via Nakamise Street and Bentenbashi

    Descend on foot because Escar runs uphill only. Use the route open on site to retrace Nakamise Street and Bentenbashi to Enoshima Station. If having lunch, return to the same station afterwards for Kamakura. Descent and meal time are excluded from the estimated station-to-tower time.

    AccessEscar uphill-only guide

  6. Enoden Enoshima Station → Enoden Kamakura Station

    Return from Enoshima Station on a Kamakura-bound train. Ordinary adult fare is JPY 260 one way.

    Enoden official fares

  7. JR Kamakura Station → JR Yokohama Station

    Collect any luggage stored at your Kamakura hotel, then return to JR Kamakura Station. Take a Yokosuka Line service towards Yokohama or Tokyo stopping at Yokohama. JR and hotel access costs are extra. Allow time for train waits, changes and the hotel journey.

    JR Tokyo-area route map

  8. Yokohama Station → Your airport terminal

    For Haneda, choose a direct or connecting Keikyu service to your terminal. For Narita, reserve a Yokohama-serving JR N’EX and get off at Narita Airport Station for Terminal 1 or Airport Terminal 2 Station for Terminals 2 and 3.

    Keikyu airport access guideN’EX stops guideNarita Airport railway guideJR works and suspension notices

Escar runs uphill only; allow time to walk down and eat. Omit the island during strong winds, high waves or access restrictions. If only the observation deck is closed, walk solely in the areas open on site.

Subtotal of the listed paid items: JPY 2,720

Included: This adds Hasedera and Kotokuin JPY 700, Kamakura–Hase Enoden return JPY 400, daytime tower and Escar set JPY 1,100, and Kamakura–Enoshima Enoden return JPY 520.

Extra costs and conditions: JR, Minatomirai Line, airport trains, limited express and seating charges, station-to-hotel travel, luggage storage, meals, hotels, flights, separate hot spring bathing, Buddha interiors, extra activities and event-day night garden charges are excluded from this subtotal.

Official worship and access guideTemple official visitor guideOfficial feesEnoden official fares

Frequently asked questions

Do you need Enoden day passes for two days in Kamakura and Enoshima?

With a Kamakura base, the Kamakura–Hase return fare is JPY 400 on day one, and Kamakura–Enoshima is JPY 520 on day two: JPY 920 in total. An adult day pass costs JPY 800 and is valid only on its issue date, so buying one each day costs JPY 1,600. Ordinary tickets have the lower subtotal for these return journeys alone. Compare your actual journeys again if you add more stops.

Enoden official faresEnoden Noriorikun day ticket

Official sources and confirmation dates