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   How to get from Tokyo to Kamakura?

   • JR-EAST (East Japan Railway Company) operates a train from Tōkyō Station to Kamakura every 15 minutes. Tickets cost $5–8 and the journey takes 57 min. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal to Ofuna station via Haneda Airport Terminal 2 in around 1h 59m.

   Tokyo to Kamakura - 4 ways to travel via train, bus, taxi, and car

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   Which train goes directly to Kamakura?

   • If it’s bound for Zushi, Yokosuka, or Kurihama, the train goes directly to Kamakura. However, if the train is bound for Kozu or Odawara, you have to change trains at Ofuna Station and get on the JR Yokosuka Line. Please double-check the destination of your train before you get on.

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   How much does a Tokyo to Kamakura train cost?

   • The Tokyo to Kamakura train fare costs ¥730 ($4.85) from Shinagawa Station and ¥940 ($6.25) from the Tokyo, Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Ikebukuro stations. From Kamakura Station, conveniently located in the city’s heart, you can easily access numerous attractions, including historic temples, shrines, and beautiful beaches.

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   How to get from Shonan Shinjuku to Kamakura?

   • Be sure to check the train’s direction of travel before boarding, as the Shonan Shinjuku line bound for Kozu or Odawara will require you to transfer to the Yokosuka Line at Ofuna Station to get to Kamakura. The journey to Kamakura Station typically takes just under one hour.

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   There are 4 ways to get from Tokyo to Kamakura by train, bus, taxi, or car. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner. best. Train. 57 min. $5–8. Bus. 1h 59m. $11–19. Taxi. 45 min. $170–210. Drive 35.9 mi. 45 min. $7–10. Questions & Answers.

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   • By Jr Yokosuka Line
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   The JR Yokosuka Line connects Tokyo Station directly with Kamakura Station. The one way trip takes just under an hour and costs 950 yen. Along the way, the trains also stop at Shinagawa Station, YokohamaStation and Kita-Kamakura Station among others.

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   The JR Shonan Shinjuku Line provides a direct connection between Shinjuku Station and Kamakura Station. The one way trip takes about one hour and costs 950 yen. Only trains bound for Zushi, that is roughly every second train (about two departures per hour), provide a direct connection to Kamakura. Otherwise, a transfer of trains is required at Ofun...

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   The cheapest way of visiting Kamakura is by Odakyu's Enoshima Kamakura Free Pass, which includes the round trip between Shinjuku and Enoshima and unlimited use of the Enoden trains between Fujisawa, Enoshima and Kamakura for 1640 yen. Note, however, that pass holders will spend almost twice the time to reach Kamakura by Odakyu and Enoden than trave...

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   Opposite Direction. JR Yokosuka Line Timetable. Required time. JR Yokosuka Line : 54min ~ Filter Trains : All. JR Yokosuka Line. 4:00. 04:55 → 05:50 ( 55min ) JR Yokosuka Line. To Kurihama. Stops. 5:00. 05:24 → 06:20 ( 56min ) JR Yokosuka Line. To Zushi. Stops. 05:45 → 06:42 ( 57min ) JR Yokosuka Line. To Zushi. Stops. 6:00.

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   May 22, 2024 · Tokyo and Kamakura are connected by JR lines, so if you want to travel to Kamakura from Tokyo (Shinjuku or Shinagawa Station) without a Japan Rail Pass, the ride will cost 945 yen and take about one hour. Exploring Kamakura's sights can be done using the Enoshima Electric Railway (Enoden Line).

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   May 2, 2024 · The average travel time between Tokyo and Kamakura ranges from 60 to 90 minutes. There are three train lines that connect the two cities. JR Yokosuka Line. The fastest way to Kamakura. One hour from Tokyo Station to Kamakura. JR Shonan Shinjuku Line. One hour from Shinjuku Station to Kamakura. Enoshima Kamakura Free Pass.

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   Taking a train from Tokyo to Kamakura is a straightforward and efficient option. The Japan Railways (JR) East Company operates the most common route, which is along the JR Yokosuka or Shonan Shinjuku Lines. Trains run frequently throughout the day, departing from several major Tokyo train stations.