Hayama Excursion Ticket

Price: Approximately 4,700 yen Pass Coverage Area: The unlimited rides on Keikyu trains to Zushi and Hayama stations, and Hayama buses were the best! It was so much fun to go to various places without worrying about the cost, almost as if I had driven there myself. 😭 Seat Reservation Method: No reservations needed, all seats are unreserved. 💺 Exchange Instructions: At Shinagawa Station, exchange for a paper ticket at the manned ticket gate on the first floor! Those transferring from JR will need to exit the JR ticket gate once. Places I Used: Meal Voucher ➡️ La Plage: A restaurant where you can enjoy French cuisine with an ocean view 🇫🇷 The pasta was delicious with lots of fresh cream! Even after eating salad, main course, bread, soup, and dessert, since I only had to exchange the ticket, I felt a new kind of guilt, like I was dining and dashing, but it also made me realize what a wonderful ticket it was! Reward Voucher ➡️ Misaki Donuts 🍩 I went at 4 PM on a weekday, and when four of us went in and chose 8 donuts, there were only 2-3 donuts left. 🥹 Since the shop closes once they run out, if you definitely want to try them, it's best to go early! They have various flavors like Shonan Gold, pistachio, strawberry cream, cookies and cream, and chocolate cream, but Shonan Gold and chocolate cream were popular among us! This also only required exchanging a ticket for two donuts + a drink of your choice, so the satisfaction was immense. 🥹 Afterwards, we enjoyed taking photos on the coast by bus and drawing omikuji (fortunes) at a shrine! I definitely want to go again!!

I think the most valuable parts of the "Hayama Women's Trip Ticket" are actually the meal voucher and the C voucher. I originally thought the items included in this kind of package would be pretty standard, but they turned out to be much better than I expected. The B voucher can be directly exchanged for a set meal, and many of the restaurants have great ambiance. The one I went to, if you sit by the window, is definitely a seaside restaurant. Plus, the brochure lists the participating establishments, so you don't have to stress about what to eat, making the travel experience much more relaxed. I initially thought the C voucher was just a small freebie, but I ended up getting six donuts with it! It was quite fun exchanging things as I explored, like the joy of opening a mystery box while traveling. Overall, I feel this ticket isn't just a transportation pass; it's more like a package that arranges your meals, strolls, and afternoon tea all in one.

Compared to Kamakura and Enoshima, Hayama is less crowded with tourists, allowing you to enjoy the Shonan coast without the crowds. You can also see the torii gate at sea from Manase Beach and enjoy a distant view of Mount Fuji. The ticket includes meal vouchers and activity or souvenir vouchers. Unfortunately, the boat service was suspended on the day of my visit, but the Marlowe pudding I received as a substitute was delicious. I recommend this place to those who want to avoid crowded places.

Please show your screen at the Takanawa Exit of Shinagawa Station to receive your ticket. We recommend arriving early, as the ticket counter can sometimes be crowded. Zushi-Hayama is a wonderful place with the ocean nearby.

This ticket is a great value! I enjoyed delicious curry by the sea, "fished" for a fortune slip at the shrine, and relaxed in a hot spring. Just a reminder that the Yokohama ticket pick-up location is at the Keikyu Line entrance.

I recommend Isshiki Beach (Museum), and Manase Beach Morito Shrine. Marlowe's pudding is delicious, and the cups are so cute, but they can only be redeemed at Hayama Marina, not the JR station front store. If the weather is good, the sea view is amazing and you can even see Mount Fuji in the distance!

I think the package, which includes transportation, meals, sweets, and experiences, offers great value for money. It's a good idea to plan with plenty of time, as you might have to wait for buses or find that some listed establishments are closed. Even if the places I wanted to visit were far apart, I could move around freely since the bus was unlimited. I went in May, but it was quite chilly by the sea with a cold wind, much colder than in the city center.

During Golden Week, I went on a girls' trip to Hayama with friends. Once we arrived in Hayama and Zushi, we were able to get around easily by bus. However, there were some discrepancies with the information on the website, which was confusing. For example, "Chaya Akane," which was listed on our souvenir ticket, had closed down (it was completely empty).

Exchanging your ticket at Shinagawa Station will take some time due to it being a ticket window exchange. We recommend the Hayama Marina cruise. The cruise is very pleasant as you feel the breeze, and it's a round trip from Hayama to Enoshima.

Bought tickets with friends on the platform, which was more cost-effective than buying them on-site. I often come to Tokyo, Japan, and this time I wanted to go to the suburbs for a change of scenery. I happened to see this package deal, which was very affordable and worthwhile. Highly recommended!