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The 6 most popular fujisawa tours in Japan. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Private guided day trip to Kamakura and Enoshima from Tokyo: Great Buddha, Hase-dera, shrines, Sea Candle views, caves, and food breaks.
“we missed the bamboo forest . other than that trip was good .”
10-hour Tokyo night tour: Enoden ride, Slam Dunk crossing, Enoshima and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, then free Yokohama time.
“most time just driving not enough time to sight see.”
Get a one-day Enoshima Aquarium ticket near Katase Enoshima Station. See Sagami Bay, jellyfish, deep-sea life and seasonal exhibits.
“Good exhibits but they were apparently closing early for a private event and this wasn’t shared in advance so we had to leave early before seeing all the exhibits.”
Kamakura and Enoshima in one day: matcha in a bamboo temple, koi at Shirahata, enter the Great Buddha, ride Enoden, and view the sea.
“We had a great tour guide Jade (which is also a great DJ), and that always help for the experience. Really coold and beautiful places. I guess for us it was a little bit less impressive because it was our 15th day in Japan and we have seen everything but highly recommend. Long trip but…”
From Shinjuku to Kamakura’s Great Buddha and Enoshima by retro train, then Asakusa and Shibuya for a full day of sightseeing.
“Very good excursion with a great guide who had a lot of patience with us (we have a lot of trouble with English :/). Just a small downside regarding the time spent on the sites. We would have liked to have spent a little more time on the site of the Great Buddha as well…”
A half-day Kamakura and Enoshima coastal culture walk with the Great Buddha, shrines, and the scenic Enoden train ride.
“I spent a really fun day with Yuya exploring beautiful Enoshima island and places of interest in Kamakura! It was great to get to know parts of Japan with a local whose English is very good by the way. Overall very recommended!”
