Why Choose Us?
Private Tour
Choose your destinations freely, finalize the route after booking
Charter from 1 Hour
Book in 30-minute increments
Great for Groups & Luggage
Large vehicles seating up to 9 available
Price
| Charter Duration | 5 hours |
|---|---|
| Price | ¥47,500 |
Plan Details
What's Included
- Highway tolls, parking fees, and service charges included
- Transfer by minivan or large wagon (up to 9 passengers)
What's Not Included
- Specific vehicle selection fee (available as an optional add-on)
- Admission tickets to facilities or sightseeing spots
- Tour guide
- Other personal expenses
Sample Itinerary
*This is a fully chartered private tour. Departure time, waypoints, and time spent at photo spots can be freely arranged on the day based on your preferences. The itinerary below is only a sample.
| Time | Content |
|---|---|
| 9:00 | Your Tokyo hotel or chosen pickup point (departure) |
| 10:10 | Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine (approach and main hall, optional Komachi-dori walk, approx. 35 min stop) |
| 10:55 | Kotoku-in (Great Buddha of Kamakura, 11.3m bronze statue, approx. 30 min stop / admission not included) |
| 11:40 | Shichirigahama Beach (photo stop with views of Sagami Bay and the Enoden railway, approx. 10 min) |
| 11:55 | Enoshima (Enoshima Shrine, shopping arcade, optional seafood lunch, approx. 55 min stop / on foot within the island) |
| 14:00 | Tokyo drop-off point (arrival) |
Plan Description
See the old capital of Kamakura, framed by mountains and sea, without a single train transfer. Walk the approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, then spend a quiet moment with the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in. From there the car follows the coast, with the Enoden railway running along Shichirigahama beach. The day ends on Enoshima, where visitors can walk through the lively approach to Enoshima Shrine and enjoy fresh seafood by the sea.
About Booking
After making a provisional booking, a confirmation notice will be sent to you within 3 days.
For last-minute bookings, we will notify you of vehicle availability within a few hours.
*Availability may be limited for last-minute bookings, so we highly recommend booking well in advance.
Pick-up & Drop-off Points
Tokyo hotel or pickup point → Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine → Kotoku-in → Shichirigahama Beach → Enoshima → Tokyo drop-off point (round trip) Pickup, drop-off and stops can be arranged to suit you.
Important Notes / Cancellation Policy
- If you are not at the pick-up location after your scheduled departure time, your booking will be automatically canceled.
- Delays may occur due to traffic conditions. Please allow plenty of time when making your reservation.
- If you wish to change the time or location, please cancel your current reservation and book again.
Cancellation Policy
Once the booking is confirmed, cancellation fees will apply under the following conditions:
- Up to 3 days before the departure date: Free
- 1 to 2 days before the departure date: 30% of the total fare
- On the departure date up to the scheduled time: 50% of the total fare
- After the scheduled departure time: 100% of the total fare
Q. Is admission to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu and the Great Buddha, or parking, included?
Admission is not included. Kotoku-in (the Great Buddha) charges an entry fee paid on site, while the shrine grounds at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu are free to enter (the treasure hall is extra). Parking fees vary by facility and are an extra out-of-pocket cost. Tolls and fuel are included in the tour price.
Q. Can we still keep to schedule during hydrangea or autumn leaf season?
Kamakura gets significantly congested in June (hydrangeas) and November (autumn leaves), sometimes with traffic restrictions. An early 8:00-8:30 departure is recommended during these periods, and if timing is still tight, the driver can help narrow the visit to two of the three main stops on the day. Extensions beyond 5 hours are billed in 30-minute increments.
Q. Can the car drive onto Enoshima itself?
No. General vehicles cannot enter Enoshima island, so pickup and drop-off are at the foot of Benten Bridge, and everything past Enoshima Shrine is on foot or via the paid Enoshima Escar escalator. It is roughly a 20-minute uphill walk to the observation lighthouse at the top, so those unsteady on their feet may prefer to stop at the shrine's main hall. Bags can stay in the waiting car.
