The Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass from Shinjuku (about ¥1,640), Shin-Enoshima Aquarium (about ¥2,800), the Great Buddha (¥300), Hasedera (¥400) and the Hoanden hall (about ¥200).
Best time to go
Spring and autumn. Summer weekends bring big beach crowds to Enoshima.
Closing days
The aquarium's hours change by season (last entry often 16:00). The Hoanden hall is open 8:30–16:30.
Walking (our estimate)
Heavy: roughly 9–12 km, with many steps on Enoshima.
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai is set in Fujisawa, and the city's tourist association publishes a guide to the places that appear in it: the aquarium, the bridge to Enoshima, the shopping street up to the shrine, and the beach from the ending sequences. This day links them with the Enoden, the little seaside railway between Fujisawa and Kamakura. The morning in Kamakura is plain sightseeing, not an anime stop: we found no official Kamakura page promoting anime locations, and the famous Slam Dunk crossing is in a residential area, so we don't send you there (see the FAQ). One Odakyu pass covers every train today.
Times, fares and opening hours are approximate. Check the official pages under Sources before you go (last checked September 18, 2026).
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Day 1
Shinjuku → Kamakura (Hase) → Enoshima → Shinjuku
Enoden to Kamakura and the Great Buddha, back along the coast to Enoshima, Rascal locations in the afternoon, sunset on the beach.
Early morning
Shinjuku → Fujisawa → Kamakura
With the Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass, take the Odakyu Line from Shinjuku to Fujisawa, then ride the Enoden the whole line to Kamakura (about 34 min). Fujisawa Station also appears in the anime's opening; the tourist association notes the area has changed since, due to renovation work.
Morning
Hase: Great Buddha and Hasedera (general sightseeing)
Not an anime stop, but the best of Kamakura on this line. Enoden from Kamakura to Hase takes about 5 min. The Great Buddha at Kotoku-in is about 10 min on foot from Hase Station, and Hasedera Temple about 5 min.
Late morning
Hase → Enoshima by Enoden
About 20 min along the coast. Stay on the train past Kamakura-Kokomae: the crossing there is a residential area (see the FAQ).
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Midday
Shin-Enoshima Aquarium
About 10 min on foot from Enoden Enoshima Station. The tourist association lists it in episodes 1 and 5; the association suggests a photo with the rays in the big Sagami Bay tank. Admission about ¥2,800 (adult). Hours change by season (often 9:00–17:00, last entry 16:00), so check the calendar on the official site.
The pedestrian bridge to the island, about 400 m long, from episode 5. Walk it slowly: the view back over Sagami Bay is the reason to come. Mt. Fuji is visible from the bridge on a clear day.
The shopping street up to the shrine, where Sakuta and Tomoe go in episode 6. The tourist association suggests shirasu (whitebait) rice bowls and tako senbei (pressed octopus crackers).
Enoshima Shrine and the Sea Candle (general sightseeing)
Enoshima Shrine is three shrines along the island's path, starting with Hetsumiya at the top of Nakamise. The Hoanden hall with the Benzaiten statues is open 8:30–16:30 (about ¥200, adult). A paid outdoor escalator (Escar) saves the stairs. Further up, the Sea Candle lighthouse tower in the Samuel Cocking Garden is usually open until roughly 20:00.
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Late afternoon
Sunset at Katase Nishihama
Walk back over the bridge to the beach west of the station, where the heroines walk in the ending sequences. The beach has views of Enoshima and Mt. Fuji. It is a public beach, busy with swimmers in summer.
About ¥1,640 (adult, from Shinjuku); about ¥810 from Fujisawa
A 1-day pass: Odakyu round trip from Shinjuku plus unlimited rides on Odakyu in the Enoshima area and on the whole Enoden line. The Romancecar needs a separate seat ticket.
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Please note
Visiting with respect
Never step onto the Enoden tracks for a photo. The railway warns of the danger of being hit by a train; the line runs close to roads in places.
Kamakura City asks visitors not to block traffic while taking photos, not to litter, and not to enter private land.
Enoshima Shrine is a working shrine. Bow at the gates, keep to the side of the path, and follow any photo rules at the halls.
Take your trash home from the island and the beach.
Some places fans link to the series are schools. Don't enter school grounds or photograph students.
Good to know
FAQ
Should I visit the Kamakura-Kokomae crossing from Slam Dunk?
We don't pin it. It is in a residential area, and Kamakura City has had to act on crowding and litter there. The city says visitors photographing from the sidewalk, road and tracks have blocked pedestrians and cars. Its requests: don't block vehicles when taking photos, don't stop on the sidewalk, don't park or stop cars nearby, don't litter, and don't enter private land. When the city ran visitor guidance there (Oct 2025-Mar 2026), it directed photographers to the adjacent Koshigoe Rakko Park instead of the road. If you pass by, see it from the Enoden and keep moving.
Can I see the library where Sakuta meets Mai?
The tourist association lists Fujisawa Municipal Library in Shonandai, a separate trip north of Fujisawa. It is a working public library: taking photos inside needs a photo permit application.
Can I do this in the other direction?
Yes. Start at Katase-Enoshima in the morning and end in Kamakura, but the aquarium's last entry is usually around 16:00, so don't leave it late.
Is Enoshima worth it without the anime?
Yes: the shrine, the views from the Sea Candle and the seafood on the island make it a classic day trip from Tokyo on its own.
Transfer
Combine with nearby routes
Have more days? These routes start or end close to this one.
