Board a local train on 'Yokosuka Line' (approx. 55 min.) to Kamakura, then take a train on Eno-den line to Hase where you will visit the Great Buddha, a bronze image measuring 11.4 meters in height at Kotokuin Temple. Proceed to the Hase Kannon Temple with its gilt statue of Kannon, from which a view of the town and the Pacific Ocean is obtained.

Enjoy a Japanese-style lunch at local restaurant. After lunch you have the option to take either a 'Rickshaw' ride (traditional man-pulled carriage) or a train trip on the 'Eno-den' line to the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine (Select preference at time of booking).

Walk through the Wakamiya-Oji , the approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. After passing through the red second torii gate , a comfortable clay walkway continues to the third torii. Passing through the Torii gate by 'Rickshaw'.

Some other tour highlights include:

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine:
The features of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine include the symbol of the first Shogun Minamoto, are the arched bridge, the Genji and Heike ponds, the huge gingko tree, and the colorful Main Hall standing at the top of 62 stone steps.

Komachi Shopping Street:
Walk back to Kamakura Station via Komachi Shopping Street with some art and craft shops.

See the sights of Tokyo in this 4 hour tour. Highlights of the tour listed below:

Meiji Shinto Shrine
Japan's most famous Shinto shrine dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and his consort.

Akasaka Guest House (Drive by)
Drive past the former Akasaka Palace, now used as a state guest house for visiting dignitaries.

National Diet Building (Drive by)
Drive past the Japanese Capitol (the House of Parliament)

Imperial Palace East Garden
The ground was once the site of old Edo Castle. Here you'll find what's left of the central keep of old Edo Castle (the stone foundation). Take a stroll in one of the vast inner gardens of the Imperial Palace. The garden includes a tea pavilion, a Japanese garden, moats, stonewalls etc. When the garden is closed on Mondays and Fridays, visit Nijubashi (The Double Bridge) founded at the main gate of the Palace instead.

Asakusa Kannon Temple (also known as Senso-ji or Sensoji)
The oldest and most popular Buddhist temple in Tokyo.

Nakamise Shopping Street
A promenade section called Nakamise-dori is basically both sides of narrow, paved entranceway to the temple crammed with tiny food and souvenir shops.

Ginza Shopping District
The most celebrated shopping and amusement area. Tour disbands on arrival at Ginza (Hibuya).

Take a local train to Mitaka to the Ghibli Museum which was opened in 2001 and stands on in the 4000 acre site in the green park. The three story building, two above ground and one underground, houses various exhibits, play space, movie theater, restaurant and shops. The museum especially caters for children and Ghibli Characters are used in a fun way throughout the museum.

After the museum transfer to Kichijoji by local bus where you will have some free time in the biggest shopping center in West Tokyo. The tour concludes on arrival back at Tyoko Station at approximately 6:00pm