[Kanagawa] Atami Fireworks Festival, Kamakurakoko-mae, & Enoden One Day Tour

• * The Great Buddha of Kamakura has stood for 800 years, and you can feel the solemnity and historical atmosphere of the ancient capital's samurai era
• * The Enoden runs through the Shonan coast, and the scenery along the way is picturesque, which is a great way to slow travel
• * The railway crossing in front of Kamakura High School awakens the youthful memories of anime fans
• * Strolling in the town of Enoshima, enjoying the sea view and the leisurely scenery of the old Japanese streets
• * Boarding the cool-down boat at Atami Port, facing the sea breeze and waiting for the grand fireworks show at night
• * Five thousand fireworks at the Atami Fireworks Festival, sound and light interweave to create a dreamy summer night

# Special reminder: Due to the long journey, there may be traffic jams on the return trip, and there may be no public transportation back to downtown Tokyo. Please be advised * Depart from Tokyo Station/Shinjuku in the morning * In the ancient capital of Kamakura, the day's journey starts with the Great Buddha. The Great Buddha of Kamakura, standing in Kotoku-in Temple, has remained solemn and majestic for nearly 800 years since its construction in 1252. It is a representative of Song-style Buddha statues in the Kamakura period, quietly telling the story of the rise of the samurai regime. Although it only stays for a short 30 minutes, it is enough to feel the weight of history * Then, take the Enoden, the most characteristic of Kamakura, and travel between the old streets and the Shonan Coast. The route from Kamakura High School to Enoshima is a classic scene in many movies and anime. Along the way, there are not only scenery, but also memories-especially for fans of "Slam Dunk", the level crossing in front o