Stop 15: Odawara.

1. I have been to Kamakura several times. It is not a place for youthful memories. There are Chinese tourists everywhere, and they are very annoying. They don't queue and they talk loudly. 2. Odawara is very close to Kamakura, but the water is very clean. Maybe it's because there are stones instead of sand here, and there are no branches brought by the sea. 3. After exiting the station, turn right and walk a little bit, and you will see the foot bath on the 14th floor. You can enjoy the sea view while soaking your feet. It is very comfortable. But it was not very hot on the day I went there. I prefer it to be hotter. After the foot bath, I had fried pork cutlet and fried oyster set meal downstairs. It was very delicious. 4. The scenery is better if you enter Odawara Castle from the south gate. You need a ticket to go up to the main tower, but the lower floors are free. I didn't go up because my feet hurt. I always think there is nothing to see in the main tower, but this one has a viewing platform outside, facing the sea. 5. There is more than one "door to the sea." It is mainly a passage that can be closed to prevent tsunamis. When you walk out of it, you will suddenly see the sea. The sea here is bluer than Kamakura or Atami. It is great to buy some food and drinks and watch the sea here. But there is a residential area nearby, and there is no restroom (at least I didn't find one). 6. The area is not big. Half a day is enough. You can go to Atami or Hakone in the afternoon. As for transportation