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Kamakura Kōkō-mae Station: A Must-Visit Spot for Slam Dunk Fans

Just steps from the scenic coast of Kamakura, Kamakura Kōkō-mae Station on the Enoden Line is one of Japan’s most iconic anime pilgrimage sites. This quiet railroad crossing became world-famous thanks to its appearance in the Slam Dunk anime opening, where protagonist Hanamichi Sakuragi stands as a train rolls by with the ocean in the background.

Today, fans from around the globe visit to recreate that exact scene, making it a favorite spot for nostalgic photos. The surrounding area also offers beautiful sea views, access to local beaches, and a charming small-town atmosphere that blends anime culture with traditional Japan.

Don’t miss: Timing your photo with the passing Enoden train Watching the sunset over the ocean Exploring nearby Enoshima and Kamakura temples

Whether you're a longtime anime fan or a curious traveler, this spot delivers both emotional resonance and...

Yes. This is the location of the slam dunk scene. It is overrun with tourists (what do you expect), but objectively this entire coastline is very beautiful with the ocean glimmering in the distance contrasting to the railroad. I dont think u need to come here to necessarily take the photo (youll be capturing a lot of people in your photo it is impossible not to), but i def feel it is worth coming here to walk along the coast, to take a moment and take in the scenery and enjoy the sun in your face. The scenery is refreshing and while there are many ppl about, the vast ocean on one side makes it seem less...

I don’t watch anime, so I’m not really sure what the whole Slam Dunk hype is about, but yeah, it’s got that vibe. The place was packed, everyone waiting for that iconic train to pass with the ocean in the background. Honestly, the crowd kinda took away from the beauty, but the spot itself is undeniably stunning and iconic. The real highlight though was the train ride here. Sea views for days, super chill and calming. Wish we could’ve stayed longer just to soak it all in. Cool spot, but man, less people would’ve made it even...