Things to do in Komachi-dori Street

Thank you, Jack, for leading our group on a tour of Kamakura and Enoshima on October 1, 2026. Since we had 30 friends participating, I was the one who booked the tickets for everyone. We were truly lucky, as it was the very first clear day after 34 consecutive days of rain in Tokyo and Kamakura, and the weather was absolutely gorgeous! This itinerary involves walking about 20,000 steps. Our schedule went very smoothly that day, and we managed to visit every spot: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, the Kamakura Great Buddha, riding the Enoden train, visiting Enoshima, and even stopping by the Slam Dunk railway crossing. Thank you, Jack, for recommending the restaurant on Enoshima Island, which gave us a chance to rest and enjoy lunch. In addition, a small group of us followed your recommendation and went up the observation tower to take in the stunning views! Because the weather was so clear, we even got to see Mount Fuji! It was amazing! The only thing is that we had a few elderly members over the age of 70 in our group, and this itinerary required them to walk a bit too much. If older travelers are not quite up for a lot of walking, this tour might not be suitable for them. However, for those who can handle the pace, this itinerary is fantastic and very fulfilling!

We booked direct pickup and drop-off at our accommodation. Our tour guide was very kind and told us many stories about the attractions along the way. We took the Enoden train from Enoshima to Kamakura Koko-mae Station, which is a scene from the Slam Dunk anime and attracts many people for photos. Enoshima's streets have many unique shops, and Tamaya Yokan Station even sells Japanese shaved ice, which is very refreshing in the summer. The super eye-catching giant squid crackers were crispy and delicious. We also tried pudding, grilled seafood, and more. We also visited the Great Buddha of Kamakura and finally Hachimangu Shrine. On the way back, because there were many of us, our tour guide even helped us call to reserve a restaurant and communicate with them. It was truly a wonderful day.

It was an all-day trip traveling by bus and then taking the subway. Tour guide Oh Sang-jun explained the destinations upon arrival, which was great because we knew where to go. Kamakura seemed a bit cheaper compared to other destinations. If sushi quality is rated high, medium, and low, the one we had was low—900 yen for 13 pieces. Overall, the trip was several times better than the first day. The last destination is a shrine where Koreans go crazy throwing coins into a pond. There is also a major shrine in Kamakura where you can infuse a paper doll with your energy to ward off bad luck.

I booked the tour package for 3 people for myself and my younger sibling. The meeting point was clear and easy to find. The night before the tour, you’ll receive a reminder email with a more detailed itinerary. My tour guide was Peter, and he was very kind and attentive. He always made sure no one in the group was left behind and explained everything clearly. The whole trip was so enjoyable, and it turned out to be one of the best experiences of my Japan trip! Although I didn’t get to spend much time on Komachi Street due to the limited time, the tour was definitely worth it. Highly recommended! it would be great if klook can give more discount 🤘😝🤘

Thanks to Yuki-san for comfortably guiding us to the main tourist spots, providing excellent explanations, and responding well to our requests, we're leaving Kamakura with wonderful memories :)

For this kimono rental experience, the staff were friendly and offered styling advice. The shop has a wide variety of styles, and the package includes a top, bottom, socks, shoes, a bag, and accessories, so you're sure to find something you love. Additionally, convenient Chinese language service is available, as are yukata plans and photography services. I highly recommend this for anyone looking to try different outfits in Kamakura.

nice day trip indeed… 7 of us with a guide in a 24 seat van … so comfy … eric gave us all information we need for the day like history of the places, what to eat, where to eat etc. he was the sweetest guide even so helpful taking our pics and make sure that we were having fun …

Every time I travel solo with friends, I always book through Klook because it's more practical. This time, I give a big thumbs up to our guide, WIN, who was super friendly and very detailed. Thank you, Klook!

I was rebooked with the Kamakura day tour without Yokohama night view due to availability. so this review is for our tour guide Allen with gogoday which is the provider’s name. Allen is attentive and explains the interinery well. He is funny at times and tries to make us relax. he provides recommendations for food and places of interests, and shared his own experiences. our bus driver is professional. overall I had f good time and will recommend.