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Enoshima

Getting around

Get a rechargeable IC card at the airport.

Getting inHow you arrive in Kanagawa

No airport of its own — Haneda is 20 min away · Shin-Yokohama Station (shinkansen)

Confirmed journey times

Fastest services, checked on the date shown.

To Hakone
Odakyu Romancecar from Shinjuku to Hakone-Yumoto: about 1 hour 30 minutes, with no change. One or two an hour, from around 07:00 to 18:00.
Checked 2026-08-16
To Kamakura and Enoshima
The Enoshima-Kamakura Free Pass covers the Odakyu line to Fujisawa and Katase-Enoshima plus the whole Enoden tram line, from Shinjuku for about ¥1,640 (children a flat ¥430). The Enoden is the small coastal tram you actually want to ride.
Checked 2026-08-16
Hakone Free Pass
A separate pass covers the Hakone loop — train, funicular, ropeway, boat and buses — which is the sane way to do that circuit.
Checked 2026-08-16
About rail passes
Odakyu and the Enoden are private railways. A Japan Rail Pass does not cover them, and it does not cover the Romancecar. For Hakone and Kamakura, buy the Odakyu passes instead — they are cheaper than the individual fares.
Checked 2026-08-16

A Japan Rail Pass does not cover Nozomi or Mizuho. What a rail pass covers

In this prefecture you will probably use Odakyu (for Hakone), Keikyu — a private railway, not JR. A Japan Rail Pass does not cover it.

Getting aboutDo you need a car here?

Trains and buses

An IC card works on most of them. Signs and station names are in English.

A rental car

Worth it the moment you leave the main city. What you need to drive here

Permit neededDrive left

Taxis

Clean, safe and metered. Show the address on your phone rather than saying it. Doors are often opened for you.

Show the address

The three that catch people outLast trains, cash, luggage

The last train and bus

City
Usually around midnight
Country
Far earlier — sometimes mid-afternoon. Ask at the stop when you arrive, not when you want to leave
If you miss it
Ask your inn to call a taxi before the last bus goes, not after

Cash out here

ATMs
Use 7-Eleven or Japan Post for a foreign card. Bank ATMs are hit and miss
Carry
¥10,000–20,000 on a day out of the city. Rural areas have very little
Small places
Cash only is common. Ask “Card OK?” before you order

Your suitcase

Lockers
At the main station, paid by IC card. They fill by mid-morning
Send it
Any convenience store will deliver it to your next hotel, usually next day. Cheaper than carrying it up stairs
At your inn
They will hold it before check-in and after check-out

Where to go next

Photo: Enoshima by lumoplank (CC0), via Wikimedia Commons
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