Hakone Trains & Subway Hakone Tozan Railway / Hakone Tozan Cable Car 4.17 4 A convenient method for sightseeing in Hakone. The mountain railroad and cable car climb a steep slope. See More
Hakone Museums Hakone Venetian Glass Museum 4.17 4 Venetian glass museum, to open your heart and bring you to the old Venice. See More
Yokohama Zoos & Aquariums Nogeyama Zoo 4.17 4 A zoo where you can observe animals up close for free. See More
Kawasaki Commercial Buildings Kawasaki Azalea 4.13 8 A Convenient Shopping Mall Spreading out Under Kawasaki Station See More
Yokohama Chinese Food Gyokusentei main store 4.07 2 If you want to taste Yokohama's specialty "Sanma-men," this is the place to go. See More
Kanagawa Outdoors Oiso Long Beach 4.07 2 A resort pool with a prime location overlooking Sagami Bay and a stunning scale. See More
Hakone Japanese Cuisine Hakone Gindofu 4.07 2 The exceptional tofu beloved by locals. Taste it fresh at the store. See More
Sagamihara Nature Spots Tsukui Lake 4.07 2 Serene landscapes in this nature-rich, leisure area surrounding a man-made lake. See More
Kanagawa Trains & Subway ENODEN (Enoshima Electric Railway) 4.07 2 A popular train that runs between the ancient capital of Kamakura and Enoshima. See More Related Articles Let's get the most out of “eno=pass”! Discover the traditions of Enoshima, an island rich in history. Enoshima Island is said to be the site of the legend of “Enoshima Engi,” in which a goddess descended on the island to guide a dragon who had been wrongdoing. Since Enoshima is easily accessible from Edo (Tokyo), the “Enoshima Pilgrimage” boom drew a large number of worshippers to the island during the Edo period. Enoshima is rich in history, traditions, and resort attractions, and using an eno=pass, a money-saving 1-day pass, is a great way to explore.
Let's get the most out of “eno=pass”! Discover the traditions of Enoshima, an island rich in history. Enoshima Island is said to be the site of the legend of “Enoshima Engi,” in which a goddess descended on the island to guide a dragon who had been wrongdoing. Since Enoshima is easily accessible from Edo (Tokyo), the “Enoshima Pilgrimage” boom drew a large number of worshippers to the island during the Edo period. Enoshima is rich in history, traditions, and resort attractions, and using an eno=pass, a money-saving 1-day pass, is a great way to explore.
Hakone Museums Okada Museum of Art 4.07 2 The museum is the largest in Hakone and displays approximately 450 pieces of art from Japan, China, and Korea. See More
Yokohama Amusement Parks & Theme parks Kodomo no Kuni (Yokohama) 4.07 2 This Huge Playground that Makes Use of its Natural Hills is Somewhere the Family can Play All Day. See More
Yokohama Parks & Gardens Harbor View Park 4.07 2 A Park Famous for Roses, Overlooking the Beautiful Night View of the Port of Yokohama. See More
Hakone Bathing & Spa Facilities Hakone Yuryo 4.03 3 A total of 19 private open-air baths are available; a day spa facility in the rich natural environment of Hakone-Yumoto. See More
Yokohama Tourist Attractions Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal 4.03 3 Enjoy A Stroll along the Sea while Admiring Luxury Cruise Ships. See More
Yokohama Ropeway YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN 4.03 4 Feast your eyes on the Minatomirai/Yokohama cityscape from a new angle, on this cutting-edge city loop circuit ropeway line. See More
Kamakura Shrines & Temples Houkokuji Temple 4.03 4 Situated in Kamakura, a Zen Temple with Tea in a Bamboo Grove See More
Kamakura Tourist Attractions Riviera Zushi Marina 3.95 1 A luxury resort in Shonan offering a wide range of facilities across its vast grounds. See More
Yokohama Chinese Food Koseiwa - Originator of the Shark Fin Bun 3.95 1 A takeout-only shop famous for its luxurious Chinese-style “Original Shark Fin Bun,” generously filled with shark fin. See More
Yokohama Chinese Food Yokohama Daihanten 3.95 1 Enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine from the Four Great Chinese Cuisines in a relaxed setting. See More
Yokohama Chinese Food CHUKAGAI DAIHANTEN Restaurant 3.95 1 One of the largest all-you-can-eat restaurants in Yokohama Chinatown. See More
