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Alternative passes still available
1) Odakyu Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass (1 day)
- Coverage: Unlimited rides on the Odakyu Line between Fujisawa and Katase-Enoshima, plus the entire Enoden line, for one day (includes a round-trip Odakyu ticket from your starting station → Fujisawa)
- Sample prices: From Shinjuku, adult ¥1,640 / child ¥430; from Fujisawa, adult ¥810 / child ¥410 (price varies by starting station)
- Where to buy: Any Odakyu station/ticket machine, and digitally via EMot
- Note: If riding the Romancecar, you need to purchase an additional Limited Express ticket
Official information (Odakyu - EN) | Details and pricing (EN) | Buy digitally (EMot)
2) Enoden “Noriorikun” 1-Day Pass
- Coverage: Enoden unlimited rides on the entire line, Fujisawa-Kamakura, for 1 day
- Price: Adult ¥800 / child (6-11 years) ¥400
- Where to buy: Ticket machines at every Enoden station, or digitally via EMot
- Tip: Sales may be temporarily suspended at stations during peak periods, so we recommend buying the “digital version” in advance
Official information (Enoden - EN) | Pricing/benefits (EN) | Buy digitally (EMot)
3) Shonan Monorail 1-Day Free Ticket
- Coverage: Unlimited rides on the monorail between Ofuna and Shonan-Enoshima for one day
- Price: Adult ¥610 / child ¥310
- Where to buy: Every Shonan Monorail station, or purchase as a “Web Ticket”
Which pass should you choose?
- Mainly departing from Tokyo (Shinjuku) and want both Enoden + Enoshima beach: Choose the Odakyu Freepass, the most convenient option
- Hopping between several stations along the coast: Choose the Enoden Noriorikun
- Want to try the fun “suspended monorail”: Choose the Shonan Monorail 1-Day
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can I still buy the Kamakura-Enoshima Pass (JR)?
A: No, it was discontinued as of March 31, 2020
Q: How much is the child fare?
A: Generally, “child” refers to ages 6-11 (example: Noriorikun child ¥400 / Odakyu Freepass child ¥430 from Shinjuku)
The Kamakura-Enoshima Pass (Kamakura Enoshima Pass) was a JR East ticket that covered unlimited rides on JR trains, Enoden trains, and the Shonan Monorail within one day.
Where it was sold: It could be purchased at ticket machines or counters at JR Ofuna, Fujisawa, Kamakura, and Kita-Kamakura. The English-language version was only available at counters.
Price
| Kamakura-Enoshima 1 Day Pass | Adult | ￥700 |
|---|---|---|
| Child | ￥350 |
How to use it
- Unlimited rides on Enoden trains between Fujisawa and Kamakura
- Unlimited rides on the Shonan Monorail between Ofuna and Enoshima
- Unlimited rides on JR local and rapid trains between Kamakura, Ofuna and Fujisawa
- The ticket was valid for one day only
Train route map for the Kamakura Enoshima Pass
Recommendations
The Kamakura-Enoshima Pass was worth it only if you planned your Enoden train and/or Shonan Monorail rides well. But if you only wanted to visit Kamakura by taking the Enoden train to the Great Buddha at Hase Station, it wasn't worth the cost.
A downside of this ticket was that it couldn't be bought in Tokyo, meaning you had to travel from Tokyo and get off at Ofuna to buy it, instead of riding straight through to Kita-Kamakura or Kamakura Station.
Another option for traveling to Kamakura is the Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass from Odakyu Railway, which offers unlimited rides on Enoden trains and also includes round-trip fare from Shinjuku Station.