The Enoden Train Line started on September 1, 1902 when a line was opened between Fujisawa and Katase. Today, the line connects Fujisawa and Kamakura with 15 stations across 10 km of track. Passengers enjoy looking out of the train windows at the mountains, rivers, and the sea, as well as at the neighborhoods and streetscapes that the train cars pass through. A variety of events are planned for November 4, 2010, when Enoden will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the opening of all of its lines.
Fares and travel times between major stations
Fujisawa Station to Kamakura Station (34 minutes, ¥290)
Fujisawa Station to Enoshima Station (10 minutes, ¥210)
Kamakura Station to Hase Station (5 minutes, ¥190)
 http://www.enoden.co.jp/flangu/e1top.htm
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Kamakura /
Enosima/Fujisawa
Kamakura station
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- Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine
- Kamakura Museum of Literature and Kamakura Museum of National Treasures
- Egara-tenjinsha Shrine/Kamakura-Gu Shrine
- Zuisen-ji Temple (Flower Temple)
- Hokoku-ji Temple (Bamboo Temple)
- Jomyo-ji Temple
- The Museum of Kamakura-Bori Carving
- Zeniarai-Benzaiten Shrine
- Engakuji Temple
- Kencho-ji Temple
- Komachi Dori street and Dankazura street (Wakamiya-oji)
Yuigahama station
Hase station
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