8 Apr 2026, Wednesday

Prioritized Daily Task - Kamakura & Enoshima Day Trip

Breakfast at hotel

8:00am- Head to Kamakura

■ Walk to Ebisu station (7min)

■ JR Yamanote LIne → Shibuya Station (5min)

■ JR Shonan-Shinjjuku Line/JR Yokosuka Line → Kamakura Station (1

hour)

Kamakura

■ 20 min walk to Kotoku-in/Great Buddha (no reservations needed)

■ 5 min walk to Hase-dera Temple (no reservations needed)

■ Walk down to Hase Station to catch Enoden Train

Enoden Train

■ Board Enoshima Electric Railway (25-30min)

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Sit on the right side for best ocean views

■ 5 min walk from Enoshima Station → Enoshima Island

Enoshima Island

■ Visit Enoshima Shrine, sea candle, Iwaya caves (can purchase pass for

all 3)

■ Lunch on Enoshima Island

3:30pm-Head back to Tokyo

■ Walk back to Enoshima Station, take Enoden Line → Kamakura Station

(25-30min)

■ JR Yokosuka Line/Shonan-Shinjuku Line → Ebisu Station (1 hour)

■ Dinner: Stop at Fujisawa Station for dinner

We slept in this morning, had prayer, and Matthew came over to our room. He wanted to talk about the nursing homes and what we should do. He does not see any way for us to come out ahead in dealing with Jan Morris. Matt did not say that we should take Jan's offer to buy Gateway, but he was pushing strongly that it would be the best route to take. At 11:30 am, we went to the train station and rode to a street with shops and street vendors. We ate crepes with gelato ice cream, bananas, and chocolate syrup. The girls shopped, and about 3:30 PM, we had an early Today we went to Takecrapa Street! A great place for kids to shop! Lots of shops for capsule labs, fun food places and souvenirs! We ate at the Sweet Box and had ice cream, strawberries, chocolate crepes! We had authentic sushi-cucumber, shrimp and Avacado with miso soup. And the longest French fry with chicken seasoning! Yum!!! The night life out our hotel! or early dinner at a Japanese restaurant. On the way back to the rail station, Debbie got a spiral cut potato fried in hot oil and covered with salt and chicken broth, and I got cheese deep fried on a stick. When we got back to our hotel, everyone was tired. Elain and Lori Lynn went back to their motel. I wrote in my journal for today, and April/May 1983. I called Matt about a charger for my battery. Debbie and I had prayer before going to bed.

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