Kamakura Kōkō-mae Station is a must-visit for fans of Slam Dunk and anyone who appreciates scenic train stations. Located on the Enoshima Electric Railway (Enoden), this small seaside station offers breathtaking views of the Shonan coastline and, on clear days, even Mount Fuji . 
The station gained fame as the setting for the opening scene of the Slam Dunk anime, where the main character, Sakuragi Hanamichi, gazes out over the ocean. The iconic railway crossing near the station has become a popular photo spot for fans recreating that memorable moment .  
Beyond its anime fame, the station is situated in a charming coastal area, close to attractions like Shichirigahama Beach and Kamakura High School, known for its picturesque setting . 
Whether you’re an anime enthusiast or simply enjoy beautiful coastal views, Kamakura Kōkō-mae Station offers a unique and...
Read moreIf you're an anime fan especially Slam Dunk, this station should be part of your anime pilgrimage journey. This station is soooo beautiful, I came here early in the morning and they were no crowds at all. I reached the station around 6.50am and the view is just as beautiful as sunset time, just different color palette. This place is kinda dreamy, a train station by the sea, it's so serene and calming in the morning. After taking photos in the morning, I went to visit the temples around Kamakura then after lunch hang around at the beach near the station waiting for sunset. Following this plan you can get both day view and sunset view of the stations. Enjoy...
Read moreLoveliest Station! I believe this was not manned. Theres just one entry and exit point. On top of being immersed to the anime spot, It is beautifully situated in a coastline. If I was to choose a town nearby tokyo to live it will be this place.
The same train line was also featured in the Japanese Drama Series of Nevertheless- Shapes of Love. Stunning scenery and and will bring you back to the ride experience.
Most tourists will get off at this station to take pictures. But I suggest to take a stroll around and visit the small cafes or just enjoy your own snacks from...
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