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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Enoshima Electric Railway in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, has attracted a surge of tourists in recent years due to the popularity of the anime "Slam Dunk." To explore the Enoden line fully, one can witness the scenic moment when the train passes by and the crossing gates rise, with Akagi Haruko...

Written/Compiled & Reported by Liao Qiyu, Editorial Department of MOOK Travel Life Network

The Enoshima Electric Railway in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, has attracted a surge of tourists in recent years due to the popularity of the anime "Slam Dunk." To explore the Enoden line fully, one can witness the scenic moment when the train passes by and the crossing gates rise, with Akagi Haruko giving a bright smile to Sakuragi Hanamichi on the beautiful Shonan coast.From now until March 31, 2015, simply purchase a TRA Pingxi One-Day Pass during this period and you can exchange it for a free Enoshima Electric Railway One-Day Pass at any Enoden station in Japan to enjoy a one-day journey. Visiting recently also allows you to enjoy the romantic winter lights display “Jewels of Shonan” on Enoshima.

The Enoshima Electric Railway gained fame thanks to the anime "Slam Dunk." (Image source / YouTube)

The azure Shonan coastline beside the Enoden is truly enchanting. (Image source / photohito)

Since May 1, 2013, a joint marketing campaign between Taiwan’s Pingxi Line and Japan’s Enoshima Electric Railway has been underway,allowing visitors to exchange their used one-day railway tickets for a free one-day pass on the counterpart railway, enabling free rides on the Enoden.Enjoy views of Mount Fuji, visit the original filming location of the anime "Slam Dunk"—Kamakura High School ("Kamakura-Koko-mae" Station), or take in the scenery from Fujisawa to Kamakura in a single day. Explore Enoshima and the Shonan Coast in Fujisawa, or pay a temple-visiting visit around the famous Kamakura Great Buddha, all while savoring local delicacies—a truly delightful experience.

At sunset, the blue sky is tinged with a hint of yellow. (Photography / Eva)

During sunset, the layered hues of the Shonan Coast sky are blissfully serene. (Photography / Eva)

Besides enjoying the railway scenery along the Shonan Coast during the daytime,the Enoshima Winter Lights display “Jewels of Shonan” officially lit up on November 29 and will continue until February 1, 2015, allowing visitors to enjoythe captivating light displays of Enoshima at night as well.

The “Jewels of Shonan” winter light festival officially launched on November 29. (Image source / guide.travel)

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