Enoden 1-Day Pass (Noriorikun): Price, Where to Buy and Is It Worth It? (2026)

Updated 2026-10-11

Short answer: the Enoden 1-day pass, called "Noriorikun", costs ¥800 for adults and ¥400 for children (6–11). It gives unlimited rides on the whole Enoden line (Fujisawa – Enoshima – Hase – Kamakura) on the day you buy it. One Enoden ride costs ¥200 to ¥310, so the pass only pays off when you take 4 or more rides. The classic day (Kamakura → Hase → Enoshima, then out) is 3 rides, ¥680 to ¥720 in single tickets, so for that day just tap Suica or PASMO. Buy the pass at any Enoden ticket machine. Fares from the official Enoden fare table and pass page, checked 2026-10-11.

Noriorikun in one minute

Children under 6 ride free: each paying adult or child can bring up to 2 preschoolers at no charge (the third pays the child fare). The pass is a discount ticket, so other discounts cannot be added on top.

Every Enoden fare

The rides most visitors take (adult / child, one way):

Times are the operator's guide times for each trip. The official fare table lists one fare per trip, and Suica, PASMO and the other major IC cards work on every Enoden station.

Is the Enoden pass worth it? Six day plans

For children the line is the same: those days cost ¥200, ¥340, ¥360, ¥420, ¥420 and ¥540 in child fares against the ¥400 child pass.

What the table means:

• Most first-time visitors take 3 rides. Kamakura, the Great Buddha at Hase, then Enoshima. That is ¥680–¥720, so single tickets (or a tap of your IC card) are cheaper.
• The pass wins when you hop. Add one stop, usually Kamakura-Kokomae for the level crossing and the sea, and you reach 4 rides and ¥840.
• The partner discounts can tip it. If you plan to visit the Sea Candle, the aquarium or Hasedera anyway, the perks may be worth more than the difference. We do not count them above because the deals change; check the list in the station or on the official page.
• Want to test your own stops, or compare with the Odakyu Freepass from Shinjuku? Use the Enoshima & Kamakura calculator.

Noriorikun vs the other passes

• Noriorikun or the Freepass from Fujisawa? For ¥10 more, the Freepass adds Odakyu trains to Katase-Enoshima, the station closest to the island. If you start or end on Odakyu, take the Freepass. If you come and go by JR (Kamakura or Fujisawa), Noriorikun is enough.
• The Kamakura Free Environment Pass does not reach Enoshima. It is sold only at the Enoden Kamakura (7:00–17:00) and Hase (10:00–17:00) stations.
• From Shinjuku, the Freepass includes your Odakyu round trip, so compare it with your Odakyu fare. The math is in Kamakura and Enoshima day trip: cost.
• None of these passes covers the Romancecar fee, the Shonan Monorail or JR trains.

Where and how to buy it

1. Ticket machine, any Enoden station. Choose the 1-day pass (のりおりくん). It is a paper ticket; keep it with you all day. The same machines sell single tickets and top up IC cards.
2. On your phone with EMot. Enoden sells a digital Noriorikun through the EMot app and the EMot Online Tickets website. It works on smartphones only, not PCs or tablets.
3. At some hotels near the line, which sell the paper pass.

If you just tap Suica or PASMO instead, you pay the single fare for each ride.

There is also an Enoden pass + Enoshima Aquarium set ticket and a pass + 4 food tickets set (digital only). See the official pass page for current prices.

Tips for an Enoden day

• Stations: Fujisawa (JR and Odakyu), Enoshima (walk across the bridge to Enoshima Island), Kamakura-Kokomae (level crossing and sea view), Hase (Great Buddha and Hasedera), Kamakura (JR and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu). For the island itself, see the Enoshima island tickets calculator; for temple fees, the Kamakura temple entrance fees calculator.
• Enoshima vs Katase-Enoshima vs Shonan-Enoshima: three stations, three companies. Enoshima is Enoden, Katase-Enoshima is Odakyu and Shonan-Enoshima is the Shonan Monorail. Noriorikun only works at Enoden's Enoshima station.
• Staffed stations: Fujisawa, Enoshima, Hase and Kamakura have staff all day. Most other stations are unstaffed: hand your paper ticket to the crew or drop it in the box, and tap your IC card on the reader.
• Toilets: 12 of the 15 stations have them; Ishigami, Yanagikoji and Kamakura-Kokomae do not.
• Luggage: up to 2 pieces, each no more than 2.5 m (length + width + height) and 30 kg, can come on board. On busy days, staff may refuse large items, so leave suitcases in Tokyo.
• Strollers: Share Buggy rental at Fujisawa, Enoshima, Hase and Kamakura (¥220 per hour, paid in the app).
• Order of the day: for closing times and the best order of stops, see the Kamakura day trip itinerary.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Enoden 1-day pass?

The Enoden 1-day pass "Noriorikun" costs ¥800 for adults (12 and over) and ¥400 for children aged 6–11. It is valid only on the day it is issued (official Enoden pass page, checked 2026-10-11).

Where can I buy the Enoden pass?

At the ticket machine in any Enoden station, or as a digital ticket on a smartphone through EMot. Some hotels along the line also sell the paper pass.

Is the Enoden pass worth it?

Only if you take 4 or more Enoden rides. One ride costs ¥200 to ¥310, so the usual 3-ride day (Kamakura → Hase → Enoshima → out) costs ¥680 to ¥720 in single tickets. A 4-ride day with a stop at Kamakura-Kokomae costs ¥840, and a 5-ride day ¥1,080.

Can I use Suica or PASMO on the Enoden?

Yes. Suica, PASMO, ICOCA and the other major Japanese IC cards work at every Enoden station. You pay the single fare each time, so tapping is the easy choice on a 3-ride day.

Does the Enoden pass cover the Odakyu line or the Shonan Monorail?

No. Noriorikun covers only Enoden trains. The Odakyu Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass (¥810 from Fujisawa) also covers Odakyu trains between Fujisawa and Katase-Enoshima. No pass on this page covers the Shonan Monorail.

How long does the Enoden take from Kamakura to Enoshima?

About 24 minutes for ¥260 (adult). Fujisawa to Kamakura, the whole line, takes about 37 minutes for ¥310.

What is the difference between Noriorikun and the Kamakura Free Environment Pass?

Noriorikun (¥800) covers the whole Enoden line, including Enoshima. The Kamakura Free Environment Pass (¥900) covers only Kamakura to Hase on the Enoden, plus buses in central Kamakura, and is sold only at Kamakura and Hase stations.

Official sources (checked 2026-10-11)

• Enoden 1-day pass Noriorikun: price, where to buy, EMot, set tickets (Japanese): https://www.enoden.co.jp/tourism/ticket/noriorikun/
• Enoden 1-day pass Noriorikun (English): https://www.enoden.co.jp/en/tourism/ticket/noriorikun/
• Enoden fare table and travel times (Japanese): https://www.enoden.co.jp/train/fare/
• Enoden FAQ: child ages, refunds, IC cards, stations, toilets, luggage, strollers (Japanese): https://www.enoden.co.jp/train/faq/
• Kamakura Free Environment Pass (English): https://www.enoden.co.jp/en/tourism/ticket/free/
• Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass (Odakyu): https://odakyu-global.com/passes/enoshima-kamakura-freepass/

Fares and pass rules change. Always confirm with the operator before you go.

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