The park houses a retired model 600 series Enoden tram car that formerly operated on the local rail line.
It is situated on land reclaimed or repurposed to maintain public access to the Yuigahama beachfront.
The park occupies a space specifically designed to allow for coastal views without the obstruction of high-rise commercial development.
Kamakura Seaside Park is a public recreational space located directly along the Yuigahama coastline. The park is anchored by a large, open grassy lawn that serves as a multi-use area for picnics and relaxation. A notable feature is the retired Enoden tram car preserved on-site, which provides a tangible link to the city's iconic railway history. The grounds include a playground facility equipped with slides and climbing apparatus for children. Its position offers direct, unobstructed views of the Sagami Bay horizon. The park acts as a buffer between the residential streets of Kamakura and the public beach access points.
The side profile of the retired Enoden tram car with the ocean or coastal greenery in the background.
Visit during the early morning to catch the sunrise over the bay before the beach gets crowded.
Bring a picnic blanket to utilize the expansive lawn, as seating benches are limited in number.
Combine your visit with a walk along the adjacent Yuigahama Beach, as the park serves as a convenient access node.
Do not attempt to enter the restricted interior of the retired tram car if it is locked or marked as off-limits to visitors.
Carry out all trash, as public bins are limited; avoid playing loud music that disturbs other park guests.
