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Jokomyoji Temple borders between districts Maruyamainarisha Shrine Kamakura Station East Exit Bus No. Major Sites Along the Line Final Destination B-3 C-2 D-2 Kamakura Free Kankyo Tegata is Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Hasedera, Kotokuin (Great Buddha) Fujisawa Sta., Kikyoyama a special pass very useful for Access to Kamakura Ⓟ 1 Yukinoshita-nichome Terminal Information ※Daibutsumae Shirahatajinja traveling around Komachidori ↑Wakamiyaoji St. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kenchoji, Ofuna Sta., Kamiooka Sta., Hongodai Sta. Ogigayatsu-nichome Tsurugaoka Museum, Shrine ZaimokuzaWakamiyaoji Seashore St.→ → Kamakura. JR Chuo Line St. 3 Kitakamakura ※Kitakamakura Sta. Narita Kamakura East 2 This pass allows you to ride as Airport Gokokuji Temple Hasedera, Yuigahama, Inamuragasaki Shichirigahama 文 2 文 Kenchoji Temple KotokuinTemple(Great Buddha) Hasedera Temple much as you like within a defined Shinjuku Eishoji Temple Kamakura 文 6 Kokuhoukan Museum 7 Nagoe, Choshoji ※Nagoe Shin-Zushi Sta., Midorigaoka Iriguchi 5min 5 min 7min 5 min 5 min area on five bus and train lines Tokyo Kawakita Film Museum 3 Kamakura Bus stop Kamakura Hase Kamakura Hase Jufukuji Temple Genpei-ike Pond 4 Enoshima-Kamakura Downtown Regular Sightseeing Bus Sta. Kenchoji Sta. Sta. Sta. Sta. that run through the most famous 1 5 Police Tokyo – Kamakura: 55 min Shibuya Ticket Gate box tourist attractions of Kamakura. Sannotorii (JR / East) Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Daitonomiya JR You will also be able to receive discounts from partic- 鎌 倉 Tokyo – Ofuna: 48 min Underpass↑ Fare Gate Egara Tenjinsha, Kamakuragu (JR / East) Kamakura 4 ipating shrines, temples, and museums, and special Yasakadaijin Shrine Kaburaki Kiyokata Sta. ※Daitonomiya B-2 B-3 C-4 Memorial Art Museum service from participating stores in the area. M's Ark KAMAKURA Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Jomyoji Kamakurareien Shomenmae Tachiarai, Kamakura Museum (Charged) JR Yokosuka Line 5 Odakyu Line Yukinoshita-icchome ※Jomyoji Kanazawa-Hakkei Sta., Hairando (round) ●Pass Available Area of History and Culture Dankazura Remains of Osaragi Jiro Wakamiyaoji Hasedera, Kotokuin文 (Great Buddha) Daibutsumae, Kajiwara, Kamakurayama, Travel along the pink-colored routes on the map. Ogigayatsu-icchome Chatei ↓ Fare Gate Transfer Gate 6 ※Daibutsumae Suwagaya, Enoshima,文 Ofuna Sta. Bakufu Hokaiji (JR / West) Fare Gate Enoden Enoden Line Bus Route & Bus Stop ATM Underpass 文(Enoden) Kamakura Keikyu Temple Ticket Gate Ticket Gate Sta. Kuhonji Kuhonji (round) Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku Shrine Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Hokokuji Temple(Takedera) Line Haneda Yukinoshita (JR / West) (Enoden) 7 Airport Post Oce Kuhonji, Zaimokuza, Komyoji Shin-Zushi Sta., Kotsubo West min min min min ●Sales Places Komachidori St. Wakamiyaoji 25 10 8 Bus stop 2 ↑ ※ is the final stop of the available area of “Kamakura Kankyo Free Tegata.” Kamakura Kamakura Kamakura Zeniaraibenzaiten Shrine West East Around Kamakura Sta. / Kamakura tourist information KAMAKURA Tatsumijinja Please confirm the nearest stop to your destination on the maps. Sta. Sta. Sta. Jomyoji Yokohama – Kamakura: 25 min Shrine center (east exit), Enoden Kamakura Sta., Enoden Ka- Komachi-nichome Myoryuji Yokohama – Ofuna: 18 min Temple Mt. Rokkokukenzan Forest Park makura information center (east exit), Shonan Keikyu TOURIST Hotel New Kamakura ← Jizomae Kamakurabori Kobukuroya Ofuna Bus information desk at Kamakura Sta. (east exit) Lawson YamasakiAssembly Hall Around Kitakamakura Sta. / Engakuji souvenir shop, Yamazaki Remains of Sanzagaike Pond Kitakamakura Old Private House Museum, MAP Yokohama Onarimachi Utsunomiyazushi BakufuShinmeijinja Shrine (Lake Kamakura) Others / Enoden Hase Sta., Shonan Keikyu Bus Ka- Enoden Ninotorii Kitakamakuradai Kamakura Sta. Imaizumidai makura business office (Yuigahama 2-1-12) JR Kamakura Sta. FamilyMart Remains of Yakumojinja Shrine ▲Mt. Rokkokukenzan JR Tokaido/Yokosuka/ Keikyu Line SevenEleven Nichiren Tsujiseppo Kosakayubinkyokumae ATM (Yamanouchi) 147.2m Sanzagaike Forest Park ●Price: Adult 570 yen, Child 290 yen Shonan-Shinjuku lines ◎Kamakura City Oce ATM ※Tickets are not sold on January 1, 2 and 3. Odakyu Tourist Information Hirukojinja Shrine Enoshima Daigyoji Yamasaki ※Prices have been revised due to the Line JR Negishi Koshoji Temple JR Kitakamakura Sta. Kamakurakohan Temple Ａ (Keihin-Tohoku) Ofuna – Kamakura: 7 min 文 Elementary Engakuji Temple Yamanouchi consumption tax revision. Line Onari Family Mart School ATM ATM Shoseiin Temple Omachi-icchome Elementary Lawson Mt. Ohirayama School Tourism Family Kamakura Machiyairiguchi Mart 159.2m JR Yokosuka Line Association MaruyamaichibandoriPost Oce Kitakamakura Kitakamakura Ofuna Fujitsuka Kitakamakura Old Private House Museum ▲ Yokohama Fujisawa Elementary Kitakamakura Komachi-icchome Joshigakuen 文 Ⓟ Hansouboushita School Myohonji Temple Asaina Kiridoshi Yoh Shomei City Shonan- 文 Lawson Hongakuji Tokeiji Temple Art Museum Monorail Kamakura Temple Matsugaoka Treasure House Meigetsuin Temple Katase-Enoshima Roken Kamakura Tenen Hiking Trail Tenen Enoden Line Hansobo Terabun (Admission fee charged Kamakura Central Park at the entrance ENGLISH Maruyamayonbandori Gionyama Hiking Trail Meigetsuin of Kenchoji Temple) Suzaki Kosenjo Monument KyoonjiKamakura Temple Chuo KoeniriguchiJoeiji Temple Jochiji Temple Kamakura Chuo Koen Taihoji Temple Ohirayamakoen Guest house Enmeiji Kamicho Hongodai Irodori Daikeiji Temple Temple Yamanoue Yagumojinja Shrine Kamakura Rotary Yamanouechuo Togakuji Temple Gimnasium Betsuganji Temple Complete Map of Kamakura City JR Negishi (Keihin-Tohoku) Line Daiichi Fukasawa Hiatarikoen Elementary Tokoji Temple Junior High School Anyouin Temple Kamakura Gakuen 文 Kamakura Chojuji Mt. Tendaisan▲ School Temple 文 Goryojinja Shrine Jogakuin Jogyoji 141.4m Fukasawa Grave Temple Kenchoji Residence of Utsumi family JR Tokaido/Yokosuka/ Elementary Attributed to Kamakura Lawson Ⓟ Kenchoji Temple Nikaido School Hatakeyama FukasawaPolice Station Kakuonji Kaifukijizo 文 文 Fujimidai Omachi-nichome Nishimikado Shonan-Shinjuku文 lines Shigeyasu Junior High Temple IchinotoriiSchool Family Mart Higashikajiwara Esujisakashita Ofuna Fukasawa Kuzuharaokajinja Shrine Ｂ JO 09 shougakkomae Kamegayatsuzaka Kannon Kajiwara0 200m Kiridoshi Pass Ennoji Ofuna ATMSeven Eleven Temple Enlarged Map of Kamakura Sta. Area Hino Toshimoto’s Kaizoji Temple Yakuoji Yagumojinja Shrine Odakyu Grave Temple The Museum of Modern Art, Enoshima Line Genjiyama-iriguchi Kamakura Annex Tsurugaoka (Nishimikado) ShomyojiNishikajiwara TempleHiatari （Closed until Sept. 2019） Hachimangu 文 Raikoji Temle Kajiwara Daini Junior Fueda Kikyoyama Genjiyama Park Kobukurozaka Pass Shrine Museum (Nishimikado) JR Tokaido/ Hachimanguura High School Zuisenji Temple Juniso Shonan-Shinjuku lines Jokomyoji Oe no Hiromoto’s Remains of Yofukuji Temple Kewaizaka Kiridoshi Pass Temple Myodenji Ⓟ Grave Zeniaraibenzaiten Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Egara Tenjinsha Fujisawa Kajiwaraguchi Temple JO 08 Ugafukujinja Shrine Ogigayatsu Shrine Yoritomo’s Grave Shrine Remains of Kamakuragu Kamakurareien Seimonmae Tachiarai EN01 Kitakamakura il Statue of Minamoto no Yoritomo Shirahatajinja Hokkedo Temple a Gokokuji Ⓟ (Otonomiya) Lawson r Tsurugaoka Museum, Shrine Butsugyoji Temple T Shrine Morinagashinno’s Temple Kamakura Elementary & Junior High School, g Yokohama National Univ. Daitonomiya Grave n Shonan-Monorail i Kawakita Monument of Okura Bakufu EN02 k Ishigami i Eishoji Temple Film Museum 文 文 JR Yokosuka Line H Tenjinmae Asaina Kiridoshi Pass Kamakura 文 Seisen Elementary u Mt. Genjiyama ▲ Jufukuji Temple Kokuhoukan Museum Tokiwa s t School Daini 92.6m (No entry permitted Hachimangu Family Mart EN03 Yanagikoji 文 Mishimajinja Shrine Tokiwaguchi u Kaburaki Kiyokata 文 Elementary Kumanojinja Shrine Junisojinja Shrine b Lawson i beyond the Chumon gate) Yakumojinja Sasukeinarijinja Shrine Memorial Art Museum Daigakumae School Shrine a Wakaremichi Jomyoji Temple Asaina Kiridoshi Pass Seven Eleven D Sugimotodera (Tokiwa) / Yasakadaijin Shrine M's Ark KAMAKURA Ⓟ a Temple Junisojinja Enkyuji ATM k (Charged) o EN04 Temple Nakanosaka Dankazura ATM Hokaiji Temple Sugimotokannon Kugenuma Fueda Park Hojoshi Tokiwa Residence Site a Kamakura Museum Wakamiyaoji JO 07 r Yukinoshita Post Oce (Hagidera) Kamakura Youth Center a of History and Culture Ⓟ Yakumojinjamae h Jomyoji EN Kamakura u Enoden Line EN EN15 z Momijiyama Yagura Yukinoshita Hinomishita u Tatsumijinja EN K Komachidori St. Remains of Toshoji Temple EN05 Shonankaigan-koen Ikkodo Sasuke Shrine Takatoki Harakiri Yagura Godaido Myooin 14 Remains of Kosokuji Ｃ 13 Komorijinja Shrine Shisoan Myoryuji Hokokuji Temple Temple Hase Wadazuka Kamakurashiyakushomae Shochojuin Temple Temple Enoshima 12 Fueda Temple (Takedera) EN06 Yuigahama Daibutsu Kiridoshi Pass Haseoyato The Chamber of Commerce Hotel New Kamakura Kamakurabori Assembly Hall Aotobashi Juniso EN Wakamiyaoji Koshigoe Wakamatsu Uchikoshi and Industry of Kamakura (Kamakurabori Museum) Hairandoiriguchi EN07 Kamakurakoko-mae Gokurakuji JR Kamakura Sta. EN Daigyoji Komachi Jomyoji Katase- EN 11 Jinmuji Suwajinja Shrine Temple Shichirigahama Enoden Kamakura Family ATM Sensuibashi Enoshima EN Houmukyokumae Mart Remains of Nichiren Tsujiseppo Shakadoguchi Kiridoshi Pass Former Residence 08 Keikyu Line Sta. (No through road) of Kachonomiya 09 Family Mart Kamakura City Oce ◎ SevenEleven Inamuragasaki Hirukojinja Shrine il 10 JO 06 Onari ra Enoshima Elementary ATM T Hairandosakashita Kamakura Post Oce g Zushi School 文 Family Mart n Tourist Information i Onari Kamakura City Tourism
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    The information posted here is the one as of November 2020. Please check the latest information on the website of each facility, etc. Ikebukuro Sta. Ueno Sta. Narita Airport TOKYO Tachikawa Sta. Shinjuku Sta. Chiba Sta. Tokyo Sta. CHIBA Kanagawa Sketch Map and Hachioji Sta. Shibuya Sta. Hamamatsucho Sta. Access from Narita, Shinagawa Sta. Sapporo Shin-Yurigaoka Sta. Tokyo and Haneda Hashimoto Sta. Musashi- Keikyu- Kodomokuni Sta. Kosugi Sta. Kamata Sta. Azamino Sta. Japan Machida Sta. Sendai Haneda Airport Sagami-Ono Sta. Kawasaki Sta. Shin- Kyoto Tokyo Yokohama Sta. Chuo-Rinkan Sta. Fukuoka Nagoya Kanagawa KANAGAWA Futamata-gawa Sta. Tsurumi Sta. Osaka Yokohama Sta. Minatomirai Sta. Atsugi Sta. Ebina Sta. Motomachi- Chukagai Sta. Legend Shonandai Sta. Isehara Sta. Kannai Sta. Totsuka Sta. Shin-Sugita Sta. JR Tokaido Shinkansen Daiyuzan Line Tokyo Bay Fujisawa Sta. Ofuna JR Line Yokohama Municipal Subway Matsuda Sta. Sta. Kanazawa-Hakkei Sta. Tokyu Line Tokyo Monorail Shin- Chigasaki Sta. Matsuda Sta. Minatomirai Line Shonan Monorail Daiyuzan Sta. Kamakura Sta. Odakyu Line Komagatake Ropeway Zushi Sta. Oiso Sta. Sotetsu Line Hakone Ropeway Kozu Sta. Yokosuka- Chuo Sta. Shin-Zushi Keikyu Line Hakone Tozan Railway SHIZUOKA Enoshima Sta. Sta. Keio Sagamihara Line Hakone Tozan Cable Car Owakudani Sta. Odawara Sta. Gora Sta. Uraga Sta. Togendai Sta. Kanazawa Seaside Line Oyama Cable Car Sagami Bay Kurihama Sta. Enoden Line LAKE Hakone- ASHINO-KO Yumoto Sta. N Misakiguchi Sta. Yugawara Sta. Access to KANAGAWA JR Yokosuka Line JR Yokosuka Line about about about JR Tokaido Shinkansen 7min. 11min. Sin-Yokohama Sta. 16min. Tokyo about Shinagawa about min. min. Sta. 9 Sta.
  • Monorail and Urban Development in Japan

    Monorail and Urban Development in Japan

    2013/8/20 Monorail and Urban Development in Japan Dr. Yuji HINO Managing Director Japan Monorail Association Characteristics of Urban Transportation System Urban Transportation System Capacity Introduction Tires space Urban RailwayLarge Ground, Steel UdUnder GdGround Elevated Subway Under Ground Steel Monorail (straddle) Elevated Rubber (suspended)(Suspended) Automated Guideway Transit Elevated Rubber Tram, Streetcar, LRT Ground Steel BRT, Guideway Bus Elevated Rubber BusSmall Ground Rubber 2 1 2013/8/20 Type of Monorail Size of Monorail Car 2 2013/8/20 ◎Safety No operational accidents resulting in injury or death. ◎Construction Cost Monorail Subway ◎Operation Cost Monorail = Subway 3 2013/8/20 11 monorail systems with total length of 112km 11 monorail systems with total length of 112km Tokyo Monorail links Haneda Airport and CBD L=17.8km Since 1964 4 2013/8/20 11 monorail systems with total length of 112km L=16.0km Since 1998 11 monorail systems with total length of 112km L=28.0km Since 1990 5 2013/8/20 11 monorail systems with total length of 112km L=12.9km Since 2003 6 2013/8/20 (Thousand Persons / Year) Passenger Traffic Volume of Monorails 70,000 1972 / Monorail Construction Promotion Law 60,000 1974 / National Subsidy for Tokyo Monorail Monorail Construction 50,000 40,000 Tama Monorail 30,000 Osaka Monorail 20,000 10,000 Okinawa Monorail 0 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 90 92 94 96 98 02 04 06 08 10 12 1964 2000 Railway Network and Location of Monorails in Tokyo Metropolitan Area 2010 Monorails Tama Monorail in 1998 Chiba Monorail
  • 2021 Olympic Guidebook

    2021 Olympic Guidebook

    TOKYO SUMMER GAMES GUIDEBOOK PRESENTED BY VINE CONNECTIONS 2 Konnichiwa, The summer games in Tokyo are around the corner and it is the Summer of Sake! I’ve created this guide that features more about the Summer Games in Tokyo, when to watch, what’s new about the games, interesting culture and travel tips around Japan, how to enjoy Japanese sake and spirits, cocktail recipes, and more. At Vine Connections, we’ve been importing premium Japanese sake for over 19 years and currently represent 41 different sakes across 13 prefectures in Japan. Our breweries are steeped in centuries-old tradition, and our portfolio spans traditional style sakes to umami-driven to crisp daiginjos to the funky unexpected. Our sakes are intriguing, connective, provocative, magnetic, and innovative. We have the most comprehensive and diverse sake portfolio. Japanese culture and interest has never been more relevant. The Japanese restaurant industry in the US is projected to grow +25% in 2021, with $27.5 billion in restaurant sales. Consumer demand for Japanese sake is booming with a growth of 36% in retail, up +75% in grocery in 2020. So dive in with me, and let me know how I can be a resource for samples, article ideas, consumer insights and travel tips for future trips. Thank you, Monica Samuels Vine Connections Vice President of Sake & Spirits [email protected] | 562.331.0128 3 TOKYO SUMMER GAMES EVENTS SCHEDULE OPENING CEREMONY - JULY 23 Cycling Mountain Bike - July 26-27 Baseball/Softball - July 21-August 7 Canoe Slalom - July 25-30 Football - July