MARINE
JSP Kamakura
JSP Kamakura is a marine sports shop that allows you to easily do activities such as water biking, wakeboarding and kayaking. We also hold a school where you can experience flyboards that have been gaining popularity recently as a new sense of marine sports that allows you to fly through the sky using jet ski propulsion (water pressure). The instructor with 25 years of jet history has personally trained all the staff members. The shop is equipped with hot showers and lockers for you to use. Wet suit rental (extra charge) is also possible.
- Kamakura
- FLY BOARD / SCHOOL
| ADDRESS | 6-16-43 Zaimokuza, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture |
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| TELL | 0467-22-5750 |
| BUSINESS HOURS | 10:00-19:00 ※July and August open at 8:00 a.m. |
| REGULAR HOLIDAY | Tuesday |
| AVERAGE BUDGET | Hands-on cours for beginer 5,000 yen ~ |
| ACCESS | Take the train to the Yokosuka Kamakura station, then take the Keikyu Bus bound for Zushi station via Kotsubo, and get off at the Komyoji Stop. By car, about 15 minutes from the Asahina IC via the Yokohama Yokosuka Road. |
| PARKING LOT | Not available |
| HP | http://www.jspkamakura.com/ |
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