English audio walking guide · 7 tracks · route about 2 h 30 min with trains

Bunny Girl Senpai's Fujisawa & Enoshima: Station, Beach and Bridge

Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai takes place in Fujisawa, on the Shonan coast south of Tokyo. Its everyday backdrop is real: JR Fujisawa Station, the Enoden line, Katase Nishihama Beach, New Enoshima Aquarium, Benten Bridge and the shopping street that leads up Enoshima. The Fujisawa tourism association's official pilgrimage feature identifies these places as depicted in the anime, and the Enoden railway runs collaborations at Shichirigahama Station. This guide walks you through six stops, explaining what connects each one to the story and what makes it worth seeing on its own.

Audio guide (7 tracks)

Track 1 is free. Tracks 2–7 unlock with a $3, 7-day anime pilgrimage pass.

▶ 01 — Bunny Girl Senpai's Fujisawa and Enoshima — free

Welcome to Fujisawa and Enoshima, on the Shonan coast of Kanagawa Prefecture, about an hour from central Tokyo. This short route follows real places connected with Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai, the light novel series by Hajime Kamoshida that became a television anime in 2018. The story follows Sakuta Azusagawa, a high school student in Fujisawa, and the strange phenomena that affect the people around him. Much of its atmosphere comes from ordinary places: a busy station, a small coastal railway, a long beach and the bridge to Enoshima. The Fujisawa tourism association has published its own pilgrimage feature naming several of these locations, and that is the basis for this guide. We begin at JR Fujisawa Station, ride the Enoden to Shichirigahama, then walk the coast from Katase Nishihama Beach to Enoshima. Allow about two and a half hours, plus time for the aquarium if you go inside. Please keep station areas and crossings clear as you listen.

🎧 02 — Fujisawa Station: The Everyday Beginning of Bunny Girl Senpai

Stand outside the north exit of JR Fujisawa Station, clear of the main pedestrian flow, and look at the surrounding commercial streets. This is one of the main transport gateways to the Shonan region, connecting busy urban neighborhoods with the coast. For fans of Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai, the station has a special meaning. The Fujisawa tourism association's official pilgrimage feature identifies it as a location appearing repeatedly in the television anime, including the opening sequence. It also identifies the north-exit square as part of the recognizable setting. The present environment may look different from the animation because the area has undergone redevelopment. That is a useful reminder that real cities continue to change after artists use them as references. The series follows Sakuta Azusagawa as he encounters unusual experiences involving young people around him. Its extraordinary events take place against familiar streets and public spaces. Fujisawa Station gives that fictional world a believable everyday foundation. Notice the mixture of transport facilities, shops, and pedestrians, then consider how naturally this environment fits a story about students moving through their daily lives. Please keep walkways clear. Our next stop is reached by the Enoden railway.

🎧 03 — Shichirigahama Station: The Railway Between Town and Sea

Stand outside Shichirigahama Station in a safe public area and look toward the railway and surrounding streets. The station is part of the Enoshima Electric Railway, usually called the Enoden, which connects Fujisawa and Kamakura through coastal and residential neighborhoods. The small scale of the station is a striking contrast to larger transport hubs such as Fujisawa. This location has an officially documented connection with the Rascal Does Not Dream franchise. Enoden announced special station-name decorations for Shichirigahama as part of its 2026 collaboration with the theatrical film Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dear Friend. Other participating stations included Fujisawa, Enoshima, and Kamakura. That connection is genuine, although it does not prove that the exact present station building appears in a particular Bunny Girl Senpai episode. Look at the surroundings and think about the relationship between the railway, residential hillside, and nearby ocean. These are central elements of daily life along the Shonan coast. Please remember that trains and level crossings are active transport infrastructure. Never step onto the tracks or block railway access for photographs. Our next section takes us toward the beaches and attractions around Enoshima.

🎧 04 — Katase Nishihama Beach: The Sea in Bunny Girl Senpai

Stand on a safe part of the public beach and look toward Enoshima, the island rising above Sagami Bay. Listen to the waves and observe the broad horizon. This coastline is one of the most recognizable natural settings in the Shonan region. It has also been directly connected to Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai by the Fujisawa tourism association. Its official pilgrimage feature identifies the Katase Nishihama and Kugenuma beach area as scenery appearing in the television anime's ending sequences. Unlike a promotional event location, this is a documented appearance of the real coastal landscape. The beach is also important to local life of animation. It attracts people for swimming, surfing, seaside walks, and views across the bay. On clear days, distant mountain scenery may add to the view. Notice how the open sea creates a completely different atmosphere from the crowded streets near Fujisawa Station. In an animated story concerned with personal relationships and unusual emotional experiences, such a landscape provides space for quieter moments. Please protect the beach by taking your rubbish away and respecting swimmers, surfers, and wildlife. Our next stop is the nearby aquarium.

🎧 05 — New Enoshima Aquarium: Marine Life and a Familiar Anime Setting

Stand outside the entrance to New Enoshima Aquarium and look toward the building and the sea beyond it. This popular coastal attraction focuses on the marine life of Sagami Bay and the wider Pacific Ocean. Its large aquariums introduce visitors to environments and species associated with the surrounding region. The location also has a well-documented connection with Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai. The Fujisawa tourism association's official pilgrimage guide identifies the aquarium as a setting where Mai appears early in the television series and where Sakuta and Tomoe visit during a later date. The guide also notes recognizable interior details that viewers can compare with the animation. Unlike an outdoor street, however, this is a working attraction with animals, staff, and paying visitors. If you enter, please give the marine exhibits your attention. Look at the animals' movement, the lighting of the tanks, and the way the exhibits explain the surrounding sea. The aquarium's significance extends well beyond its screen appearance. Follow all photography restrictions and avoid disturbing animals or other guests. Admission arrangements vary, so check the official website before visiting.

🎧 06 — Enoshima Benten Bridge: The Crossing Toward the Island

Stand on the pedestrian portion of Enoshima Benten Bridge, away from the main flow of visitors, and look toward the island ahead. Water stretches out on either side, and the surrounding coastline changes as you move across the bridge. This is one of the most memorable walking approaches in the Shonan area. The bridge connects the mainland with Enoshima, an island known for its shrines, food streets, viewpoints, and seaside landscape. It is also identified in the official Fujisawa tourism pilgrimage feature as a location appearing in Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai. The guide specifically associates the bridge with a date involving Sakuta and Tomoe. For viewers, the setting may evoke the feeling of characters stepping temporarily away from ordinary daily routines. But the bridge's real purpose is practical: it allows residents and visitors to reach the island on foot. Notice how the open views contrast with the compact railway stations and shops we visited earlier. Take your time, but please avoid blocking other pedestrians. Never climb the railings or step into unsafe positions for photographs. At the far end, we'll enter Enoshima's historic shopping street.

🎧 07 — Enoshima Nakamise: Food, Shrines, and Everyday Island Life

Stand near the entrance to Enoshima Benzaiten Nakamise Street, leaving the center of the road open for shoppers and other visitors. Look uphill at the shops, signs, and traditional commercial buildings lining the approach to Enoshima Shrine. This street has served visitors to the island's religious sites for generations. Today, it offers souvenirs, local food, sweets, and restaurants, combining older traditions with modern tourism. The Fujisawa tourism association's official pilgrimage guide identifies this street as appearing in the sixth television episode of Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai. It is connected with a date involving Sakuta and Tomoe. The real setting helps create the feeling of a familiar seaside outing, with food shops and visitors filling a narrow island street. Take a moment to notice the different kinds of businesses and the way the road climbs toward the shrine precinct. Remember that the shops are genuine workplaces, not permanent exhibits related to the anime. Please avoid obstructing customers, follow photography rules, and treat shrine visitors respectfully. This concludes the Shonan section of our journey. The next section takes us north to Yokohama, a city where modern fiction meets the history of an international port.

The route

Start at the north exit of JR Fujisawa Station. Walk to Enoden Fujisawa Station and ride toward Kamakura as far as Shichirigahama (about 20 minutes). Return on the Enoden to Enoshima Station and walk to Katase Nishihama Beach, then New Enoshima Aquarium, then cross Benten Bridge and finish on Benzaiten Nakamise Street on the island. The walking part around Katase and Enoshima takes about 70 to 100 minutes, excluding the aquarium.

The places

1. JR Fujisawa Station North Exit JR藤沢駅北口
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai — Appears in the film (reported). The Fujisawa tourism association's officially distributed Shonan Enoshima Walker pilgrimage feature explicitly identifies JR Fujisawa Station as appearing repeatedly in the anime, including the first television season's opening sequence. The publication identifies the north-exit area and Sun Pearl Plaza, while noting that redevelopment has changed the present appearance.

Fujisawa Station is a major transport interchange serving the Shonan region. JR, Odakyu Railway, and Enoshima Electric Railway connect the station district with central Tokyo, coastal communities, and Kamakura. Its surrounding shopping streets and public squares form an important commercial center for the city.
Look for: Observe the north-exit station frontage, pedestrian circulation spaces, and surrounding commercial buildings. Notice how the modernized station environment differs from older photographs and the animation's original background designs.
Visiting: Public station frontage with no sightseeing admission fee. Normal fares apply to railway journeys. The pilgrimage publication was issued in 2023 and describes historical screen appearances; its older illustrations should not be used as proof that every building remains unchanged. Keep station entrances, escalators, stairs, and pedestrian passages clear. Do not obstruct commuters or record identifiable passengers without permission. Follow railway photography rules.

Sources: Fujisawa Tourism Association — Shonan Enoshima Walker, Anime Pilgrimage Feature, Page 26 · Fujisawa City — Official Anime Location Campaign
2. Shichirigahama Station 七里ヶ浜駅
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai — Official collaboration. Enoshima Electric Railway explicitly identifies Shichirigahama Station as a participating location in officially authorized Rascal Does Not Dream collaborations. Its September 2026 announcement specifies special station-name decorations for Shichirigahama, Fujisawa, Enoshima, and Kamakura stations. The collaboration relates to the wider franchise and its 2026 film, not to a confirmed specific shot in the original Bunny Girl Senpai television series.

Shichirigahama Station is a coastal stop on the Enoshima Electric Railway, commonly called the Enoden. The railway links Fujisawa and Kamakura through a combination of residential streets, coastal scenery, and historic neighborhoods. The surrounding district takes its name from the long Pacific-facing shoreline.
Look for: Observe the compact station, railway tracks from permitted areas, and the surrounding residential neighborhood. The coastline is nearby, but this stop focuses on the station's documented collaboration.
Visiting: Enoden lists the station as EN09 at 1-9-5 Shichirigahama, Kamakura. The special station-name decorations were scheduled from October 6, 2026, to early January 2027. Normal rail fares and station access rules apply. Never enter the tracks or restricted railway areas. Do not block level crossings, platform entrances, or residential lanes. Obtain any necessary permission for commercial filming.

Sources: Enoshima Electric Railway — September 2026 Official Collaboration · Enoshima Electric Railway — Station Decoration Update · Enoshima Electric Railway — Shichirigahama Station Information
3. Katase Nishihama and Kugenuma Beach 片瀬西浜・鵠沼海水浴場
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai — Appears in the film (reported). The Fujisawa tourism association's officially distributed pilgrimage guide identifies Katase Nishihama and Kugenuma Beach as locations shown in the television anime's ending sequences, including scenes featuring its female characters. This is a published tourism-source identification of actual depicted scenery.

The beach forms part of the famous Shonan coastline, facing Sagami Bay and Enoshima. It is used for seaside recreation and seasonal swimming, with surfing and other coastal activities forming part of the area's identity. Clear conditions may provide distant views toward Mount Fuji.
Look for: Look toward Enoshima, the open horizon, and the changing colors of the water and sky. The broad sandy landscape offers a strong contrast with the built-up streets around Fujisawa Station.
Visiting: The beach is an outdoor public coastal area. Seasonal swimming facilities, safety zones, and beach-house arrangements vary. The 2023 pilgrimage feature lists the beach as a short walk from Katase-Enoshima Station. Respect swimmers, surfers, and other beach users. Follow seasonal safety instructions, avoid entering restricted swimming areas, and take litter away. Do not disturb coastal wildlife.

Sources: Fujisawa Tourism Association — Official Pilgrimage Feature, Page 26 · Fujisawa Tourism Association — Official Visitor Information
4. New Enoshima Aquarium 新江ノ島水族館
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai — Appears in the film (reported). The Fujisawa tourism association's pilgrimage feature identifies the aquarium as the location where Mai appears in the first television episode and where Sakuta and Tomoe visit during a date in episode five. The feature also identifies the aquarium's blue exhibit signage and related interior details as recognizable elements of the adaptation.

New Enoshima Aquarium is a major marine-science and educational attraction beside Sagami Bay. Its exhibitions focus on marine environments including Sagami Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The large Sagami Bay tank displays marine life from the surrounding region.
Look for: From outside, observe the aquarium's coastal setting. If entering with a ticket, explore its aquatic exhibits and the large central tank, while appreciating the real marine animals rather than treating exhibits only as anime backgrounds.
Visiting: The aquarium is a ticketed attraction. Opening hours, admission charges, and exhibit availability vary by date and season; consult its official website before visiting. The local tourism guide identifies it as approximately three minutes on foot from Katase-Enoshima Station. Follow aquarium photography and animal-welfare rules. Do not use flash where prohibited, obstruct visitor circulation, or interrupt staff activities. Commercial recording may require separate permission.

Sources: Fujisawa Tourism Association — Official Pilgrimage Feature, Page 26 · New Enoshima Aquarium — Official Website
5. Enoshima Benten Bridge 江の島弁天橋
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai — Appears in the film (reported). The Fujisawa tourism association's official pilgrimage feature specifically identifies Enoshima Benten Bridge as appearing in the fifth television episode during a date involving Sakuta and Tomoe. The feature also identifies the bridge as a setting used in official artwork associated with the first theatrical film.

Enoshima Benten Bridge is a pedestrian connection between the mainland and Enoshima. The approximately 400-meter bridge crosses the coastal waterway, providing views toward the island, Sagami Bay, and the surrounding coast. It forms an important part of the traditional visitor route toward Enoshima's shrines and shopping streets.
Look for: Observe the island ahead, the water on either side, and the changing angle of the shoreline as you cross. The open setting is especially atmospheric in clear weather.
Visiting: Outdoor pedestrian bridge with no sightseeing admission fee. The official tourism publication identifies it as approximately six minutes on foot from Katase-Enoshima Station. Remain within the pedestrian area and keep moving if the bridge is crowded. Never climb railings, block the crossing, or interfere with emergency access. Avoid unsafe photography during strong winds.

Sources: Fujisawa Tourism Association — Official Pilgrimage Feature, Page 26
6. Enoshima Benzaiten Nakamise Street 江の島弁財天仲見世通り
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai — Appears in the film (reported). The Fujisawa tourism association's official pilgrimage feature identifies Benzaiten Nakamise Street as appearing in the sixth television episode during a date involving Sakuta and Tomoe. The street's relationship to the historic approach to Enoshima Shrine is also documented in local tourism materials.

Nakamise Street is the traditional commercial approach leading visitors from the entrance of Enoshima toward the religious precincts of Enoshima Shrine. Souvenir shops, food stalls, confectionery sellers, and restaurants line the route. The commercial district serves both modern tourists and people visiting the island's religious sites.
Look for: Observe the uphill street, shopfronts, local food businesses, and the movement of visitors toward the shrine. The compact shopping street offers a different atmosphere from the open coastline.
Visiting: The public shopping street has no general admission fee. Each business determines its own opening hours. The official tourism feature places the street approximately ten minutes on foot from Katase-Enoshima Station. Do not block shop entrances or obstruct customers. Follow individual shops' photography policies and dispose of food packaging responsibly. Respect residents and shrine visitors.

Sources: Fujisawa Tourism Association — Official Pilgrimage Feature, Page 26 · Fujisawa Tourism Association — Official Website

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FAQ

Which Bunny Girl Senpai locations have documented scene appearances?

The Fujisawa tourism association's official pilgrimage feature identifies JR Fujisawa Station, Katase Nishihama and Kugenuma Beach, New Enoshima Aquarium, Enoshima Benten Bridge, and Benzaiten Nakamise Street as depicted locations. Its descriptions identify relevant scenes or opening and ending sequences.

Is Shichirigahama Station a verified Bunny Girl Senpai scene?

The railway operator confirms official Rascal Does Not Dream franchise collaborations involving Shichirigahama Station, including 2026 station decorations. The reviewed evidence does not certify a specific television episode depicting the station. It is therefore classified as official for collaboration rather than appears for scene identification.

Is the school from Bunny Girl Senpai included?

No school campus is included. A real educational facility should not be treated as a public sightseeing attraction without appropriate verified access information. The guide prioritizes locations that visitors can view lawfully and respectfully.

Is New Enoshima Aquarium included in the guide price?

No. The guide does not include aquarium admission, transport, museum exhibitions, food, or any other third-party services. Visitors must purchase required tickets independently.

Can I photograph the locations?

Public outdoor photography should never obstruct traffic or invade privacy. Individual railways, shops, museums, restaurants, and historic houses may impose additional restrictions. Commercial filming or recording may require specific permission.

Does the guide include anime music, character voices, or artwork?

No. The narration is written factual and interpretive commentary. It does not reproduce anime dialogue, lyrics, soundtracks, character performances, illustrations, footage, or logos.

Checked 2026-11-10. No footage, dialogue, music or character voices are used.

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