One-day Kamakura tour guide: Photography and sightseeing guide

This is my third time visiting Kamakura, and I'm still amazed by the scenery here. This is where the soundtrack of my youth played, and I have a new experience every time I visit. Here's a photography and travel guide I've compiled, so let's go! Travel itinerary: Kamakura High School (the most classic location, it is recommended to go early in the morning if there are many people)➡️Shichirigahama (you can see Mount Fuji on a clear day)➡️bills (the banana pancakes are delicious)➡️Pacific DRIVE-IN (you can take a photo of the Slam Dunk location, there are few people)➡️Enoshima Commercial Street➡️Umi-mitate (seafood lunch, the seats on the right side can see Mount Fuji)➡️Kenharatei (a small path leading to the sea, open view from the bottom of the slope) Photo locations: 1. Kamakura High School right side slope 2. Pacific DRIVE-IN slope 3. Shichirigahama Station/Shichirigahama Beach 4. Enoden train head perspective 5. Umi-mitate right side seat by the sea 6. Stairs in front of Kenharatei 7. Enoshima Bridge overlooking the Shonan Coast Other tips: 1. If you want to take a photo of Mount Fuji, you need to check the visibility and weather conditions of Mount Fuji, and even the sky conditions. It's better to take a photo in the morning when the light is good, or wait until the evening to take a photo of the sunset. The Slam Dunk location is also better to take a photo in the morning when the light is good. 2. If you can go early, please do so. There are fewer people and it's easier to take photos. Transportation guide: 1. For those departing from Shinjuku, you can buy a one-day pass for 1,600 yen, but you need to walk back and forth, which is a bit of a waste of time. However, the pass is also valid for Enoden, and the price-performance ratio is still acceptable. 2. Alternatively, you can take a train directly to Fujisawa or Kamakura, and then buy a one-day pass for Enoden for 800 yen, which allows you to ride Enoden as many times as you want on the day.