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35.53549, 139.53339

Walked form the nearest station in theory it's not a bad place to hitch out from headed west, I flew a sign until a bus driver with an empty bus smoki g a cigarette asked me if hamamatsu would be good enough , and I ended up there where granted I couldnt get a ride before sundown , but still it resulted in a nice week of beach bumming before I went back to tokyo. There is a cart with cardboard behind the convenience store you can use to make a sign. For best results stand on the manhole cover towards the exit lanes closest to the station as people with animals or smokers will often Inquire upon your situation as was my case.
―Stretch

35.53549, 139.53339

Within 10 minutes, someone walked up to us and offered to take us all the way to Kyoto. It's a big place - don't go there too late though, or you'll mostly find cars with sarary men taking a nap.
―Matsumoto Joe

35.53549, 139.53339

Most drivers wouldn't look at me, or would just smile and go, the truck driver that gave me a ride told me that hitchhiking is not that common - he only took me because he was used to hitchhiking from Australia
―Pax

35.53549, 139.53339

The spot is really good. Lot's of cars, many people go to toilet or getting a snack. I got a ride after 45 mins. However, I was waiting in front of the exit. I experience it works out better waiting in front of the entrance of the convenient stores / food hall.
―Anonymous

35.53549, 139.53339

I got a ride in about 20 minutes to Shizuoka. Great spot.
―Anonymous

35.50773, 139.47839


―Dennis Prooi

35.29258, 139.56312


―Dennis Prooi

35.53549, 139.53339

Kōhoku PA (港北) on Tōmei Expressway (東名), otw to Fuji/Gotemba, Hakone, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, western Japan.

Reachable from Tōkaichiba (十日市場) station on the JR Yokohama line.

full description: http://hitchwiki.org/en/Tokyo#T.C5.8Dmei_Expressway_.28.E6.9D.B1.E5.90.8D.29
―Anonymous

35.29258, 139.56312

As both Zushi and Kamakura are touristy places, this spot has many tourists passing through. Some of them possibly going a longer distance. This road eventually merges with national road #1, going all the way to Kyoto.
―Anonymous

35.50773, 139.47839

You can wait near the parking place of the BMW shop. Drivers can stop there. Good way to get on the Meishin expressway (leading to Nagoya, Kyoto).
―Anonymous

35.53549, 139.53339

The spot was very good. It can be accessed very easily through a passage behind the convenience store and you won't be walking where cars drive.
The station has everything, toilets, wifi, electrical plugs for charging your devices, Food etc.
I got picked up after one hour waiting time on a Monday. I started at 10am and got a lift at 11am.
It took me a total of 4 rides to get to Nagoya station and the drivers were always very respectful and curious why I'm hitchhiking in japan.
Tomorrow I'll continue hitchhiking to Osaka and after that to kumamoto, just to see how far I can go.
On this trip I never had any worries about unsafe road conditions, people being rude, not having food or a toilet. Everything was available all the time and it was a very good experience.
―Hans

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