Tourist Attractions

Kamakura | Enoshima

Area	Sightseeing	Admission	Remarks
Kamakura	The Great Buddha of Kamakura (Kotoku-in)	Paid (Approx. RM9)	The iconic, massive 11-meter-tall outdoor bronze Buddha statue that has miraculously survived tidal waves and earthquakes since 1252.
	Hokoku-ji Bamboo Temple	Paid (Approx. RM9)	A peaceful Zen temple hidden behind a stunning grove of over 2,000 towering bamboo stalks. You can buy a ticket that includes hot matcha tea inside the grove.
	Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine	Free	Kamakura’s most important samurai-era shrine, reached via a grand pedestrian avenue flanked by cherry trees and red torii gates.
	Kamakura-Koko-Mae Crossing (Enoden Line)	Free	The legendary seaside train crossing made globally famous by the anime “Slam Dunk.” Features retro green trains passing against a bright blue ocean backdrop.
Enoshima Island	Enoshima Benzaiten Nakamise Street	Free	A steep, bustling uphill market street at the island entrance, famous for giant pressed octopus crackers (tako-senbei) and fresh seafood stalls.
	Enoshima Shrine & Samuel Cocking Garden	Free Entry (Garden greenhouses Paid approx. RM6)	A beautiful complex of three shrines scattered across the island hills, winding up into a cliffside botanical garden layout.
	Enoshima Sea Candle (Lighthouse Tower)	Paid (Approx. RM15)	The island’s landmark observation lighthouse tower. Gives stunning 360-degree views over Sagami Bay and a clear view of Mt. Fuji at sunset.
	Iwaya Caves	Paid (Approx. RM15)	Natural tide-carved caves located at the far jagged cliffs of the island. You walk through narrow tunnels lit by handheld candles to see ancient dragon statues.