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Updated • updatedOct 30, 2025
Updated • updatedOct 30, 2025
Nestled along the stunning coastline of Kanagawa Prefecture, Fujisawa is a vibrant city that beautifully blends traditional Japanese culture with modern attractions. Just an hour from Tokyo, this charming destination is perfect for a day trip, offering visitors a chance to explore its rich history, picturesque landscapes, and delightful culinary scene. From the sacred Enoshima Shrine perched atop a scenic island to the captivating Enoshima Aquarium, Fujisawa is brimming with experiences that cater to all interests.
As you wander through the enchanting streets, you'll discover a mix of well-known landmarks and hidden gems waiting to be explored. Whether you're taking in the breathtaking views from the Enoshima Sea Candle or enjoying a leisurely stroll through the lush Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden, there's something for everyone. The Wanderlog team is passionate about uncovering the best spots in this coastal paradise, and we invite you to dive into the unique attractions and delicious dining options that Fujisawa has to offer. Get ready to create unforgettable memories in this beautiful city!
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Aquarium
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Museum
Enoshima Aquarium, situated near Katase Beach, is a Pacific Ocean and Sagami Bay-themed aquarium showcasing diverse marine life. The concept of the aquarium is centered around 'enjoy learning' and offers various programs including a touch pool for up-close encounters with creatures from Sagami Bay. One of its highlights is the 'Sagami Bay Zone,' featuring a large water tank where approximately 8,000 sardines swim.
One of the strategic places for family and kids, where you can spend a whole day excursion: explore and learn about sea creatures, followed by playing at the beach. Mount Fuji can be seen if the weather is nice. Sunset time on a clear day can be a relaxing yet mesmerizing moment to end the trip.
Edwina T — Google review
It was awesome! There's lots to do and see, the jellyfish display was probably my favorite...but there were 2 capybara. seaturtles and a place you could touch fish if that's your kind of thing. I loved the little teddy lottery they had, I think it was whales, dolphins or otter plushies you could win. Overall, it was amazing but very very busy. Perhaps because we went during summer of what I now know is a tourist town, but it was very busy.
Our daughter loves aquariums so we’ve been to a few, in the US, Mexico, Vietnam, but this one in Enoshima was by far the prettiest. I don’t know how to describe it but each tank was spotless, all the fish and animals were well taken care of and happy, and the place was just sparkling clean, didn’t even smell like sea water, even though it sits right on the beach! Affordable parking, easy access, and just a wonderful, active day for the family. Easily spent 3hrs, could have spent an hour or longer! Plan accordingly.
Super cool aquarium! Plenty of stuff to see. Only down side is that there wasn't a lot of English translations of signs. It would have been great to be able to actually read about some of the animals. They at least had the animal names in English.
This is a very nice aquarium with a wide variety of fish and other animals to view. It's a good event to experience with a group.
A really large and beautiful aquarium with a large variety of things to look at and interact with. The surrounding area is so beautiful. It's one of the most beautiful aquariums that I have been to.
Nice aquarium! Just a bit messy to navigate through. You can buy tickets on spot as well, has a stamp near the ticket station AND! Thrashcans infront of toilets 🤣
I really liked the jellyfish exhibit
Such an amazing experience with diverse fauna and the science behind protecting our environment and how the animals are cared for. The bonus was seeing the dolphin show!
2 Chome-19-1 Katasekaigan, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0035, Japan•
Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Enoshima Shrine is a renowned mountaintop complex featuring three ancient shrines, picturesque grounds, and stunning panoramic views. Dedicated to Benzaiten, the goddess of wisdom and music, this Shinto shrine is among Japan's most famous. Located just a short walk from Katase-Enoshima Station, it includes Hetsunomiya with its octagonal pavilion enshrining Benzaiten.
We visited this Shrine and really liked it. The shrine has a nice atmosphere and beautiful views. It’s a peaceful place to explore while walking around Enoshima Island. I enjoyed the visit a lot!
Laloena A — Google review
It is a typical shrine as others. If you have spare time to kamakura, can spend an hour or two. Take the escar to the top.
Enoshima Shrine – Hetsunomiya is a peaceful and beautiful spot on Enoshima Island. The walk up through the vibrant shops and red gates is really fun and colorful. The shrine itself is calm with lovely traditional architecture and a nice spiritual vibe. It’s a great place to take a break and enjoy some quiet time after exploring the busy island. Easy to reach from the station, and definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!
It’s a beautiful shrine with a long history and lots of interesting activities if you’re familiar with the culture. They also hold many small daily events.
I bought a cute dragon omamori and noticed this shrine, like others on Enoshima island, has a sigil reminiscent of the Deathly Hallows!
Beautiful area with a lot of interesting stuff. The shrine is the first you encounter as you access the island through the bridge. From here you can climb up following the stairs or just pay a fee for the escalator.
We took the stairs and it was a great experience. Overall we spent around 3 hours on the island and we got as far as we could at the entrance of the cave but we decided not to visit it as it did not seem worth it.
We even met a small raccoon which was a welcomed surprise!
This place is a nice temple, but the tourists are too noisy here. My trip started off with a lady cutting in front of me for the Esca tickets. I told her I was waiting and she just ignored me and walked forward to buy tickets. Not sure what the worker is there for.
Then I made it up only to hear constant yelling from other tourists. It's just people trying to take photos everywhere. I tried to get some peace/quiet and went to the corner of the garden where there's a view. Ahh, nice. Then some guy with a camera thought I found something and came over and called his family over. I was done. It's more peaceful at a packed Starbucks. I wonder how bad it is at the top of the tower.
If you want to come here, come either super early or really late.
Hetsunomiya (辺津宮) — the first stop on the path up Enoshima.
This shrine marks the entrance before climbing toward the Sea Candle. In summer, the sun can be strong, and walking all the way up without using the escalator is quite a challenge!
You can take the escalator (paid) on the left after passing the Torii , or walk up the traditional way. The path is long and steep, so be prepared — if you’re not used to walking uphill, you might feel it in your legs by the end. (…or maybe I’m just getting old 😅)
Definitely recommend visiting. Don’t take the escalators up if not in a hurry as the climb isn’t too long and it even has a few viewpoints that you might miss. Pay the 800Yen for the evening ticket if you think you might end up leaving at 5:01pm as otherwise you end up paying a thousand. Definitely go up to the non-glasses deck and try to witness the sunset even if not from the observation deck. The accompanying garden was majestic even in January.
2 Chome-3-8 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Cultural Events
Enoshima is a charming island that boasts hot springs, an English-style garden, a sacred shrine, caves, and a lighthouse. One of its most famous events is the annual illumination, which is considered one of Japan's top three light-up events. The island features about 10 illumination spots including the Enoshima Shrine and the iconic Enoshima Sea Candle lighthouse adorned with stunning lights resembling Mt. Fuji's silhouette.
Observation deck
Sights & Landmarks
Scenic spot
Lighthouses
Enoshima Sea Candle is a modern lighthouse and observatory built in 2003, offering stunning panoramic views of Sagami Bay. Located just off the coast west of Kamakura, this resort area features not only the iconic Enoshima Sea Candle but also beautiful gardens, the famous 'Love Bell' for couples seeking good luck, intriguing caves to explore, and several shrines collectively known as Enoshima Shrine.
Nice views overlooking the city and Mt. Fuji on a clear day. Grounds leading to the top were well-tended.
P.s. The walk up isn't too bad, but if you aren't feeling it then just pay for the elevator. Do note that the elevator is only one-way so you'll still have to go down by the stairs.
Ethan — Google review
Beautiful view of the ocean and Mt. Fuji on clear days. The area is well maintained with a nice atmosphere. No long wait to enter, you go up by elevator and can walk down the stairs if you like. Definitely worth a visit.
Rather cloudy when we went but nice views of nearby buildings and beautiful sunset. Saw a tiny glimpse of Mount Fuji haha. There is a floor that has glass windows and the floor above which has an outdoor area with some seating.
I was there on a week day, please consider this when planning the visit. I assume there is significantly more demand during weekends.
This tower is an absolute highlight of my Enoshima visit. I like high places, but this tower is more special. The elevator offers a good view already when bringing you up. At the top an excellent view and sitting possibilities await. One can also see the birds of prey flying around the island and follow them visually.
The walk down was also a joy, but note that it is actually closed, so one needs to use the elevator to come down. In my case the door was open and since I can't read Japanese I went down the stairs only to discover a locked door at the bottom.
The Enoshima Sea Candle is a must-visit if you’re in the area — especially at night. The illuminated tower becomes the centerpiece of a stunning light show that feels both peaceful and surreal. The view from the top offers a sweeping 360-degree panorama of the coastline, and on clear days you can even spot Mt. Fuji in the distance.
Do note that access to the Sea Candle itself requires a separate ticket from the main Enoshima area. It’s well worth it, though, especially if you’re timing your visit for the evening light display. The wind at the top can be quite strong, so bring a jacket or dress warmly — especially in colder months.
If you have extra time, make sure to stop by the Enoshima Aquarium below the island. It’s a surprisingly well-curated experience with engaging exhibits, including deep-sea creatures and jellyfish displays. Pairing the aquarium with a walk up to the Sea Candle makes for a great half-day adventure. Overall, the Sea Candle is one of those experiences that combines nature, design, and atmosphere in a way that leaves a lasting impression.
Well worth the visit , unfortunately we missed the candle show a few days back but the views were still awesome. Would recommend sunset/night
Great day trip outside of Tokyo. Worth visiting the 'Sea Candle' and everything else it has to offer such as little cafe's, shops, underground cave networks, floral gardens, etc. Came here in early October, weather was great!
Good place to see the whole view of Enoshima. I went there near sunset, and it is still good even with many clouds. Definitely better when it's sunny. You can even walk down the lighthouse using the stairs. A great challenge especially at night.👍🏻
You can have the 1 Day Enoshima Pass ticket (which includes the Sea Candle) at the Escar ticket booth. A great deal for just around 1100 Yen. Also includes the Escar service and the caves.
2 Chome-3-28 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
Botanical garden
Nature & Parks
Gardens
Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden is a historic Meiji-era garden that blends Japanese and Western influences, boasting a variety of seasonal blooms. Originally established by British merchant Samuel Cocking in 1862, the garden is now maintained by Fujisawa city. One of its main attractions is the renowned winter illumination event called The Jewel of Shonan, which features enchanting displays including winter tulips and a tunnel of Swarovski crystals.
Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden is a fantastic spot to catch a beautiful sunset with stunning views of the coastline and Mt. Fuji. To reach the observatory park, you need to purchase a ticket, and there are paid escalators available to take you up to the observation tower. The view from the top is incredible, especially during sunset when the sky is filled with vibrant colors. The garden itself is peaceful, and it’s a great place to unwind and enjoy the scenery. Highly recommended for a relaxing visit!
Javed_mate — Google review
I think we missed the excellent night view of the garden. And there were not much flowers also this time. It is an organized nice garden with nighttime lighting.
Well worth the ticket for the garden and the sea candle. Sea candle offers fantastic views of the coast, especially if you go to the open air deck (which will be freezing in winter, so bring a coat and some heat packs)
You’ll spend most of your time at the garden itself, which features fantastic viewing points of the coast, various restaurants, cafes, food stalls, and pubs. In winter there are spectacular light shows.
We went there for the lantern Festival and it was magical! The lights were amazing and although there was a lot of people we still managed to enjoy it!
A botanical garden located on Enoshima Island in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture. Established in 1880 by British merchant Samuel Cocking, the garden features a variety of tropical plants and seasonal flowers. Highlights include the Enoshima Sea Candle, a tall lookout tower offering panoramic views, and a restored 19th-century greenhouse housing tropical plants. It's a scenic and peaceful spot for nature lovers. 🌿🌸
I was there in the evening to take advantage of the Shonan light festival (10,000 candles) in there. I believe it runs until early November.
It was really cool and nice to see.
I really enjoyed my evening there.
Just a reminder when you're buying tickets to enter. You'll need the same ticket to exit, so remember where you put and don't throw in the garbage after entering.
A great place to visit and definitely one of multiple excellent sights to see on Enoshima Island. It’s pretty big with a couple of cafes and nice seating to relax and take in the views. The flowers are beautiful and there are many different types. I would recommend paying the ¥1000 fee to use the escalators and it will give you access to other venues so it pays for itself.
A surprisingly timid park at first if you visit in December, but it lights up and becomes a true LED wonderland at night. I highly recommend coming around 5PM when they have the countdown for the sea candle lights starting. It's a real spectacle.
2 Chome-3-28 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Enoshima Island Spa, also known as Enospa, is a popular destination for tourists of all ages. It features attractions like traditional hot spring baths and indoor/outdoor pools with stunning views of Mount Fuji. Families can enjoy the Enoshima Aquarium along with the spa facilities. The gender-segregated hot spring baths and various pools make it an ideal spot for relaxation and rejuvenation while taking in the beautiful coastal scenery.
This was such a wonderful experience. My husband and I are on our fourth trip to Japan and we are staying in Enoshima. Since it's raining today, we decided to try this onsen and since it's a short walk from where we are staying. We got there around 11:30 and we had no wait at all. I only wanted to do the onsen while my husband got the package that included the onsen and the pool. My package was only for two hours and his was for the whole day. Two hours was more than enough. I was able to try all the different types of baths. My feet also feel and look completely revived. It was also mostly empty, probably due to the rain. At one point for a while, it was just us in the whole place. Unfortunately, we were unable to fully see the bay since it was pouring rain but it was quite calming to watch it through the window. We are halfway through our trip and this was the perfect midway boost.
Jan-Kristòf L — Google review
The onsen is so clean and the clientele is polite and nice, but the pools on the second and third floors, they take the cake. Instagram-worthy.
The sunset, looking out into the ocean in a pool was beautiful. The staff was also helpful. However the facilities are definitely dated, from the pools to the changing rooms.
There was a shower that was broken (literally the glass was shattered) so we opted to shower in the Onsen instead. The combination of dated, parts run down and a public pool made the place feel dirty. For example in the photos there’s supposed to be a waterfall and that wasn’t there but a safety tarp was by one of the pools. Looking up in the ceiling the details of the roofs was filthy.
Top floor has music blasting, bottom floor had a cave like pool & the “waterfall” pool that did not work (with the safety tarp). I came on a weekday but I can imagine it being a bad experience if it’s super busy.
Overall it’s not that bad, it’s still Japan and definitely cleaner than most other countries but not the nicest place I’ve been to.
I had a great time at Enoshima Island Spa. As an American, getting around was a bit challenging since most of the staff don’t speak English, but knowing a few Japanese words definitely helped. The spa itself is quite large, with multiple floors and both gendered and coed sections.
The gendered areas are traditional — clothing is prohibited, and there are several onsen baths of varying temperatures, including a cold bath and a sauna. Everything was very clean and well maintained. The coed section requires swimsuits and has a variety of pools with different temperatures, offering a more relaxed and social atmosphere.
The main reason I came was for the view, and it did not disappoint. From the onsen, you can watch the sunset over Mount Fuji, which is absolutely stunning — even better while soaking in the warm water.
If you’re visiting Enoshima, I highly recommend stopping by during sunset or on a clear day, when you can catch a beautiful glimpse of Fuji-san. It’s a memorable and peaceful experience that’s well worth it.
Tattoos are not allowed. Please grow up and start living in the 21st century.
I understand the history with Yakuza, but that is just not up to date anymore. Plenty of people have tattoos nowadays. It's discriminatory. Even the Japan Tourism Agency encourages to relax no-tattoo policies.
I visited this spa with 19 overseas visitors without reservation. However, we have communicated through its webpage and it said it was not necessary to book in advance.
When we visited there, a male clerk took care of us. His attitude towards us was extremely rude and we didn’t feel any hospitality at all.
The facility itself was excellent and we could enjoy a lot. But what was really disappointing was his attitude.
Came today to walk the island. We got hungry so came to the Spa restaurant to have lunch. They have a buffet and also a la carts menu. We had the tofu salad and this delicious seafood bouillabaisse. As well as surprisingly OK Japanese sparkling wine. And it’s not at all crowded! Surprise!!
Ive been coming here for 18 years, this is the gemmy gods. Super lowkey, amazing views, foods, and experience. I love that its never crowded, always a blessing to visit.
2 Chome-1-6 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
Train station
When traveling from Shinjuku to Enoshima, the easiest way is to take the Odakyu Enoshima line and alight at Katase-Enoshima Station. Consider purchasing an Odakyu Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass before boarding a stylish Romance Car on this route.
This station should have been an attraction itself. For FFXIV players, it is giving Shisui of the Violet Tides vibes.
The facade of the station is designed to look like the Dragon Palace, an opulent castle in the Urashima Taro folklore.
There's a jellyfish tank that gives a preview to your visit to the Enoshima Aquarium nearby. If not, you can just get mesmerised by their elegance.
Take a closer look at the details of the building and you will notice sculptures of dragons and sea creatures
We didn't stay until nightfall for some dreamy feel.
So what happened here? When we were about to return via romancecar, we were notified that there had been a 人身事故 and the romancecar service will be delayed for some time. Hence we have to find an alternate way home. My heart! 😢
I will return and I will take the romancecar one day!
Alvin L — Google review
Very nice station. The design is very unique and picture worthy. It is the terminus for the Odakyu Enoshima line, and the station is the closest one to Enoshima. They view coming out of the station is also very nice, and you could see enohshima as soon as you walk outside
Beautifully lit station at night. Restaurants and convenience stores next to it so you can relax while waiting. Took the Odakyu Romance car back to Shinjuku from here.
I arrived at Katase-Enoshima Station to visit Enoshima Island. I got the Eno-Pass, a 1-day "passport" that includes all the main attractions. The station isn't very big but is well-organized, making it easy to quickly understand where you are and how to get to your next destination. This made my journey smooth and hassle-free. I came back here in the afternoon to go back to Fujisawa Station.
The station is so pretty and can be an cultural attraction in itself
Nearest station of Enoshima Island. A very beautiful Japanese Style station building with a beautiful night view.
Katase Enoshima Station is the last stop on the Enoshima Line. It’s unique design represents Ryugujo, an undersea palace from a Japanese folklore. It is a lovely and easy day trip from Tokyo. Also stop at Kamakura and Enoshima Island
Amazing beach to swim in the summer, it is a lively spot, having fun 24/24 .
You can see mount Fuji while swimming and you can see Enoshima island as well. I miss it already and can’t wait for summer to come back 😍
Island
Enoshima, a small Japanese island just off the coast and connected to the mainland by a bridge, is a popular tourist destination. It features the Enoshima Shrine, an English-style garden, and caves. The island also boasts an observation tower with a 360-degree panoramic view that includes sights like Mt. Fuji and Ohshima Island.
Nice island to visit. Suggest to go early and after visiting, seeing the sites and work your hunger, you arrive in time to try all the street food or restaurants the Enoshima proposes.
I also early morning and on a beautiful day, more chances to see Mount Fuji like we did
Tumata G — Google review
A wonderful summer getaway spot for those living in or visiting Tokyo! It’s only a short train ride away, making it perfect for a day trip.
One thing to watch out for is the weather—clear days give you the best experience and views. The island is full of delicious food options, and if you want to save energy, there’s even an escalator that takes you up toward the Sea Candle faster.
With so many scenic spots and attractions scattered around the island, you can easily enjoy Enoshima from morning until night.
Enoshima is a must-see — a beautiful island with stunning views, shrines, caves, and great food. The mix of nature, culture, and seaside atmosphere makes it a perfect day trip. Truly worth the visit!
Sadly the weather wasn't amazing, but that didn't ruin this small but beautiful island. I haven't fully explored it, but that only means there's a reason to come back when the sun is shining.
A beautiful small island with beautiful sunset. Good food, good scenery. Since it is near from Tokyo, this is a good 1-day trip alternative for your vacation in Japan
A romantic day trip and awesome place to go chasing sunsets. I always make sure to take friends and family so that they can experience it.
On the weekends, it gets quite busy but never too crowded to enjoy.
The variety of people is also enjoyable.
Lovely little island: beautiful shrines, good cave experience, observation tower, beautiful candle garden, nice little shops….
Had a brief afternoon visiting this beautiful island and it was so worth it! Totally came for the cats (as the island was acclaimed as a cat island) but there weren’t that many cats indeed. I still encountered like 8-9 kittens around the island and they were soooo cute/felt relaxed. I guess you couldn’t really look for them but instead let them bump into you. Anyway just having a walk around and enjoy the local seafood l was still enjoyable!
Bus company
Step back in time and embark on a charming journey aboard the Enoden train, which offers picturesque views of Sagami Bay's coastline. While in Kamakura, you can partake in the tradition of purifying your money with natural spring water and admire Japan's second-largest Buddha statue, seated outdoors. Known as the 'Little Kyoto of Eastern Japan,' Kamakura is brimming with cultural experiences and activities to enjoy.
(Translated by Google) Almost the last bus at Totsuka bus stop.
I notice the bus is stopped and run.
You should definitely be able to see it from the driver's seat.
According to my watch, it was 20 seconds before departure.
Even though I had 5 seconds left to get on the bus, I closed the door and took off.
You can see it right in front of you.
I saw a similar scene when I was riding.
Thanks to you, I took the train to Ofuna and took a taxi.
I know it would be endless if I picked them up one by one, but the last bus after this one is over 30 minutes away, right?
There seem to be a lot of very loving drivers.
I'll raise the price, but what about the service?
thank you.
(Original)
戸塚のバス停でほぼ終バス。
バスが停まっているのに気づき走ります。
運転席からは間違いなく見えているはず。
自分の時計では発車20秒前。
あと5秒でバスに乗れるのに扉閉めて発車。
真正面で見えてるよね。
自分が乗車してたときも同じような光景見たけどさ。
お陰で大船まで電車乗ってタクシーだよ。
ひとりひとり拾ってたらきりがないのは分かるけどさ、このあとの終バスは30分以上先だよ？
とっても愛のある運転士さんが多数いらっしゃるようです。
値上げはするけどサービスは？
ありがとうございます。
山田誠一 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Recently, the routes that were previously handled by the Keikyu Bus Kamakura Office have been transferred to this office. I wonder if they have enough manpower? I'm sure this company would be very happy if people from Keikyu were to join.
(Original)
最近ここの営業所に京急バスの鎌倉営業所が担当していた路線が移管されていますね。人手とか大丈夫なのかな？京急にいた人が入ってくるならばこの会社は大歓迎なんでしょうけど。
(Translated by Google) The driver's attitude is bad. The bus was crowded with minibuses, so I asked them to please open the front door, but they ignored me. Also, I have always had a bad impression of him, and this incident has given me an even worse impression. Up until now, I have always said thank you, but from now on I will no longer do so. Really unpleasant.
Today's 18:20 departure bound for Watanai Chuo
(Original)
運転手の態度が悪い。ミニバスで混雑していたため、「前側のドアを開けてください」とお願いをしたが、無視された。また、普段から印象が悪く今回の件でさらに悪い印象を持った。今までは、毎回礼を言うようにしたが今後はしないようにする。本当に不快。
今日の18:20分発の渡内中央行き
(Translated by Google) The driver's behavior is bad, and even though he's cutting back on the number of trains, he doesn't wait for customers at all and leaves quickly. A company that you don't want to use, but you have no choice but to use because it exists. There's no competition, just running around.
(Original)
運転手のガラが悪く、本数へらしてるくせに客をまったく待たずシカトしてさっさといく。使いたくないが、存在しているから使わざるを得ない会社。競争もなにもなく、ただそのへん走ってるだけ
(Translated by Google) I went to buy a bus pass.
The staff there were very kind.
I asked about the price and they explained it to me in detail.
(Original)
バスの定期券を買いに行っている。
職員の方はなかなか親切です。
料金を聞いたが詳しく丁寧に教えていただいた。
(Translated by Google) first time
Departs at 15:30
Take the limousine bus from the south exit of Fujisawa Station to Haneda Airport
I arrived 10 minutes early, but the car was parked in such a way that I couldn't get on, so I was wondering if I could not get on? I asked
When I asked the driver, he said he was early and waited, but he backed up 4 minutes before departure.
lol lol
Enoden has terrible hospitality♪
For Keikyu passengers, the driver may have someone to load and unload your luggage, or you may have to do it yourself. There's a driver there.
I want the company to become a new, young president with a new sense of style. I thought so.
Too Showa.
(Original)
初めて
15:30発
藤沢駅南口の羽田空港行くリムジンバス利用
10分前に着きましたが、乗車出来ないような停め方していたので、乗せないのですか？と尋ねた所
運転手さんに尋ねたら、時間が早いと言われ待っていたら、出発4分前にバックして来た。
笑笑
江ノ電は、ホスピタリティ、ダメダメですね♪
京急の方も運転手さんが、荷物の積み下ろしする人がいたり、自分でやって下さい。って運転手さんが、いたりしますが。
若い新しい感覚の社長に変わって欲しい。と思いました。
昭和過ぎる。
(Translated by Google) When I was having trouble exchanging money, I was told I wasn't qualified to board and was made to get off at the next bus stop. I was shocked... This morning, when I was stopped at a traffic light and asked to charge my bus, I was ignored at first, and then refused, saying "I can't do it," with a look of genuine annoyance. Can't they just handle things normally? I sincerely hope that Kanachu will follow their example and review their employee training on the occasion of their 120th anniversary.
Today, I asked to charge my bus again and was refused. This has never happened before at Kanachu, so I was surprised, and sure enough, it was an Enoshima Electric Railway bus. Consistently bad service. I wonder what kind of employee training they really give...
(Original)
両替が出来なくて困っていたら、乗る資格がないと次のバス停で下ろされました。驚愕でした。。。今朝も信号で停まった時にチャージをお願いしたら、一度無視された挙げ句に、心底面倒臭そうに「出来ない」と断られました。普通の対応は出来ないのかな？？カナ中を見習って、120周年を機に社員教育を見直されることを切に願います。
今日もチャージをお願いしたら、断られました。神奈中ではそんな事一度もないので、びっくりしたら、案の定、江ノ電バス。安定のサービスの悪さ。本当にどういう社員教育しているのでしょう。。。
(Translated by Google) A bunch of drivers who only think about their own operation... Customers are the second priority (｡-_-｡) Well, isn't that right? It would be easier if they didn't ride the bus after paying the commuter fare.
(Original)
自分の運行のことしか考えていない運転手の集い...客なんて二の次です(｡-_-｡)まぁそうでしょうね？定期代さえ払ってもらえればあとは乗らないでもらった方が楽だもんなぁ〜
1 Miyamae, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0014, Japan•
Transportation
Mass Transportation Systems
The Enoshima Electric Railway, affectionately known as the 'Enoden,' is a beloved mode of transportation connecting Fujisawa Station to Kamakura Station. This railway is an essential means of traveling to the various tourist attractions in the greater Kamakura area. The Kamakurakokomae Station area is particularly popular among anime enthusiasts, as it appeared in the widely acclaimed series SLAMDUNK.
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11Ryuko-ji
Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Historic Sites
Ryuko-ji is a serene 14th-century Buddhist temple located in Kanagawa Prefecture, built on the former Tatsunokuchi Execution Ground. It features a remarkable five-story pagoda and main building, both recognized as top architectural pieces in the area. The temple holds historical significance as it marks the site where Nichiren, an outspoken critic of the Kamakura Shogunate, narrowly escaped execution.
i loved everything in this Buddhist sanctuary. its not only 14th Century Temple with all traditional items go along with it: Solemn and Mysterious Solemn Main Hall, Statues and holy items but absolutely remarkable Pagoda - hidden above in forest hills from where you can see Pacific Ocean
and enjoy the moment of mind calmness and relaxation.
Andrew E — Google review
Beautiful old Buddhist temple not far from Enoshima station. The view from the top is absolutely stunning - one side you can see the sparkling ocean, the other side the city. On a clear day you can also get a great view of Fuji-san. There are different levels you can walk up to see the temple, pagoda, cemetery and large gold Buddha. Definitely worth a visit if you like temples and shrines.
A quiet retreat right next to the tramway and busy road, easily overlooked, very worth the time for a visit
Absolutely beautiful Nichiren temple with a pagoda and a statue of the Buddha donated from India. Buddhist monk and order founder Nichiren was to be put to death by the Kamakura shogunate when lightning saved him, and one of his disciples later build a temple on the spot in 1337. They do a fantastic bamboo lantern lightup the first weekend of August with over 5000 bamboo lanterns. It is conveniently located next to the bus stop and only a short walk from the monorail and Enoden Station.
Flea market at Ryuko-ji is small but if you have time to explore you may stumble upon interesting find such as this wooden vase and lacquerware
An amazing temple, I only stumbled upon by accident. The pagoda behind the main hall but by the hill was breathtaking. The main hall is old with character. Part of a local 7 lucky gods pilgrimage for New Years. Recommended to stroll before heading to the Enoden
This is a beautiful , lonely and peaceful place. Go there for worship and to have a few from the top of the city and seashore .
A beautiful mountainside temple with a short walk up to a pagoda. Quiet and scenic. Also, it's free to enter.
3 Chome-13-37 Katase, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0032, Japan•
City park
Nature & Parks
Hiking area
Park
Shinbayashi Park is a nature-rich city park located near Fujisawa Station, offering a picturesque setting with cedar and laurel trees. The park features Kawana Oike Pond, serving as a bird sanctuary where visitors can observe various wild birds, including the kingfisher. Additionally, an old house from the Edo period adds historical charm to the park's landscape. With hiking trails, playgrounds, and hidden observation points, it provides ample space for leisure activities.
Really cool park. Lots of space and great play area for kids. The old house is a nice feature, but favourite part is the picturesque walkway. Also recommend checking out the hidden away observation point which you can access by going up the big flight stairs into the playground area and then up the next flight of stairs into the hiking area.
Grant — Google review
Not a great lot to see in the park but the old house is already amazing enough.
Beautiful park, good for hanami. Recommend.
Hiking trails, playground, turtles, squirrels, a pond with blinds for viewing birds. A traditional-style house.
What a great playground for the kids, even has a Zipline!
A quiet park with beautiful Sakura blooms
This place is good for walk around.
good
411-1 Kawana, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0015, Japan•
Art museum
Museums
The Fujisawa Ukiyo-e Museum is a must-visit for those interested in the historical events and legends along the Tokaido Road depicted through captivating ukiyo-e works. The museum features special exhibitions like "Minamoto no Yoshitsune: Heroes depicted in Ukiyo-e and contemporary manga," showcasing original paintings alongside ukiyo-e prints.
Small museum but good performance.
If you want to take a relax around Fujisawa and find something new Japanese experiences. Here’s highlights recommend. You can try your own printing with Japanese teacher in 5 minuets. Teacher can’t speak English but it’s easy to understand it.
Inside museums have English sign . Very well for foreigners.
Sophit W — Google review
Wonderful Ukiyoe Museum. They even had an English catalog and English interpretation throughout the exhibit. Very well done.
This is a fantastic little museum that tucked away in a building near Tsujido Station. It’s easy to miss and we passed it so many times our way to and from the station and the Terrace Mall.
It was quiet, no wait, and no bells and whistles. It’s a simple setup and an interesting look into the history of ukiyo-e in the Fujisawa area, and along the its coastline. It’s small - we spent a solid hour here and felt good about it!
Excellent little Ukiyo-e museum. The museum specializes in prints depicting the region such as Enoshima Island, Mt Oyama, and the stations of the Tokaido route between Tokyo and Kyoto. Much of the signage is in Japanese and English making it easier or foreigners to enjoy. A 5-minute walk from the Tsujido Station in Fujisawa.
Good, good UKIYOE museum. Admission is free of charge.
Some work shop or lecture often are held besides exhibition.
taste
facility atmosphere 4
service 4+
classification Mid
others
Nice little museum of like traditional Japanese art. Also very interesting if you want to know more about Fujisawa and Tokaido
Small but very good museum with partly english subtitles. Free entry!! Highly recommend!
Learn about Ukiyo-e here free
7階, 2 Chome-2-2 Tsujidokandai, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0041, Japan•
City Hall
Sights & Landmarks
City government office
Observation Decks & Towers
Fujisawa City Hall offers a comprehensive range of municipal services within a modern facility. The quality of service is excellent when the building is not crowded, with efficient and polite staff members. The office itself is aesthetically pleasing, and the system for providing services appears well-organized. The staff are friendly and accommodating, and there are amenities such as a photo booth and a convenient store available on-site. However, it should be noted that English support is somewhat limited.
Provides all expected city government functions in a new building. Good service if not crowded. Service is usually fast and courteous.
Paul M — Google review
Beautiful office.
Service system flow looks good.
Staffs are nice and friendly.
There are photographing machine.
Convenient store.
Might even cover the parking tab of you go next door to the tax office. Might. Maybe better make sure just in case. But pretty much a first class place!
Nice staff. But there is only limited support for English.
If you are Japanese I'm sure it's great. If you are not. It is super complicated with little support. But it isn't Tokyo I guess.
Poor and slow service.
Good
(Translated by Google) Because of my job, I visit many city halls, and I always include a visit to an observation deck. The view of the Shonan sea from Fujisawa City Hall is completely blocked by a supermarket building, which is the worst. If the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji, but unfortunately that was not the case on this day. It was a particularly uninteresting observation deck.
(Original)
仕事柄あちこちの市役所行くんで、展望所の見学を勝手に組み込んでいます。藤沢市役所、湘南の海方向はスーパーのビルに完全に塞がれており、最悪です。天候が良ければ富士山が望めるのでしょうが、この日はそれも残念でした。特に面白みにかける展望所でした
1-1 Asahicho, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-8601, Japan•
Visitor Centers
Chigasaki, a city in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, is part of the Shonan region and is known for its beautiful beaches that attract visitors and surfers. Sazan Beach gained popularity after being mentioned in a song by Japanese pop group Southern All Stars. The city offers picturesque views of Eboshi Rock from the beach and is located near Enoshima to the east and Mount Fuji to the west.
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Train station
Fujisawa Station, located in Kanagawa Prefecture, is a convenient starting point for exploring the stunning coastline and historic sites of the area. Just an hour away from Shinjuku Station by the Odakyu Line, it's a great option for a day trip from central Tokyo. The Enoden Line provides easy access to nearby Kamakura and its major tourist spots. Additionally, there are bus lines connecting to the Enoden and JR Odakyu lines.
Perfect station to began your kamakura trip. The sun is particularly perfect around the area, like the station since it was busy but still charming at the same time.
HW — Google review
Light spills across the city like laughter. Surfboards clatter on sidewalks; café doors open to sea wind. Fujisawa hums with youth and salt — a gateway to freedom where trains meet tides.
Tourist Tip:
Transfer to Enoden Line for Enoshima and Kamakura. Walk 20 min or take local tram to the beach. Great for sunset photos and seaside snacks.
I traveled to Kamakura and used Fujisawa station as a connecting one, transferred from Tokkaido line to Enoshima line. Easy to navigate and travel. Not very busy nor crowded.
Good transfer station for many lines in the Shōnan area, but that's about it.
I had to use the information staff for help (for myself or others) more than a couple of times and they are just so rude and incompetent that it hurts. The older guy in his 50s or 60s especially has a mocking attitude and salty face towards children and senior citizens alike. The girl beside him smiles a lot but has the same bad attitude.
I want him to quit already! It feels he's been there forever and forgot that his job is to help passengers.
So ok, you don't want to help me, but what about lost items that are found at the station? Is it the unknown person's fault he/she dropped an umbrella, or a credit card?
One time i found a credit card on the platform and tried giving it over at the information booth, and he said "we do not keep gifts for your friends"... What?!?! And proceed to close the window in my face? 🤡 So I hope that he loses his credit card on the platform and someone kicks it onto the train tracks! 🤮
This is a big station with many train lines stops. There's also a spot where you can see mount fuji on a clear day. I happen to spot Fuji san on the day I visited to take Enoden train early in the morning.
There is upper road to see the city from above ans sometimes uses as night msrket
I was at Fujisawa Station to change trains and had to wait for an hour. I took the opportunity to look around and found many shops and food options. The station is quite large, clean, and well-organized, with ATMs available. Although most of the signage is in Japanese, navigation is still easy for foreigners, making it a convenient place to spend some time. I eventually came back here to get my train to Hiroshima in the evening.
Used Fujisawa Station while connecting from the JR Line to the Odakyu Line. Rode the historic Enoden train to Kamakura. It's a 40 minute ride to Hase Station to see Daibutsu or Kotoko-in. Just follow the signs as the Enoden train is a short walk from the JR area.
expensive
Restaurant
Ibuki Farm Restaurant, located in Fujisawa City, offers a unique experience of hands-on fruit and vegetable harvesting followed by a wholesome lunch made with locally grown produce and homemade fermented ingredients. Despite being relatively new, the restaurant is popular and often crowded, especially during peak hours. The diverse menu features dishes that are not only delicious but also good for the body. The serene location surrounded by nature makes it an ideal spot for a relaxing meal.
Awesome food. You can eat both Delicious & Healthy food from this restaurant. Great service with valuable price.
Chanon S — Google review
Food was good, enough choices for everyone in our family from young children to picky adults. Was busy, but fortunately enough parking and only had to wait 15 minutes to sit down. Garden seating is nice on a sunny day!
What a lovely place! All ingredients are locally from Fujisawa city and in season. Fried chicken was particularly delicious and full of flavour and juice. I studied in the SFC for quite a while but hadn’t come to know this restaurant until last week. Definitely will visit again. 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Been here few times. Always busy. Should have a reservation in advance. Healthy and tasty food. They have terrace seats and backyard.
(Translated by Google) It's in a location that requires a car, but even on Sunday it was full and people were waiting outside.
The vegetables had a strong flavor and were fresh, so I was very satisfied.
The flavor may seem a little bland, but I prefer this level of seasoning if you want to enjoy the flavor of the ingredients.
I'd definitely like to eat here again when I want fresh, live vegetables.
(Original)
車でないといけない場所にありますが
日曜日でも満席で外で人が待っている状態でした。
お野菜の味がしっかりとしフレッシュなものをいただけ、とても満足です。
味は薄味と感じるかもしれませんが
素材の味を楽しむならこのぐらいの味付けが
好みです。
新鮮な生きたお野菜を食べたい時は
またこちらで食事をしたいです。
(Translated by Google) This is a restaurant I've always wanted to visit. I had some business nearby and decided to drop by. I arrived smoothly around 1pm. I ordered a set meal with boiled dumplings as the main dish and added a side order of fried chicken. Mobile ordering makes it easy. The vegetable side dishes and salad were fresh and had a gentle taste. I feel like it's rare to find a place that serves boiled dumplings. Everything was light and refreshing, making for a guilt-free lunch. Thank you for the meal
(Original)
ずっと来たかったレストラン。
近くに用事あり、ふと思い立って訪問。１３時頃スムーズに入店。水餃子メインの定食に単品の唐揚げを追加。モバイルオーダーなので楽。野菜の副菜とサラダも新鮮で優しい味。なかなか水餃子がある所ってない気がする。全てがサッパリしていて罪悪感ないランチになりました。ご馳走様
(Translated by Google) It's a bit far from the Keio University bus stop, but it's still within walking distance. There's a parking lot, so it seems like a good place to come by car. I arrived before opening time on a Sunday, but there was no one there. The wooden interior is nice. I ordered a set of hishio karaage (fried chicken) and tender steamed chicken. The accompanying vegetables were delicious, and even the seasoning was great. The main course of fried chicken and chicken were both incredibly tasty. I also ordered a fermented azuki bean latte, which had a refreshing azuki bean aroma and was also delicious. I thought this place was known for its delicious everything. While I was eating, it got crowded, and by noon, about half the seats were filled. It seemed like the waiting board was set up before opening, so it seems like people line up before opening when it gets busy. It might be safer to make a reservation. Given the food, I'm happy with the quality. I'd definitely like to go again. The terrace seating seems comfortable in the cooler months.
(Original)
慶應義塾大学のバス停から歩くとちょっと遠いですが、まぁ行ける距離にあります。駐車場もあるので車でもよさそうです。日曜の開店前につきましたが、誰も居ませんでした。木の内装で良い感じです。醤（ひしお）から揚げとやわらか蒸し鶏のセットを頼みました。つけ合わせの野菜は、野菜自体が美味しく、さらに味付けもおいしいです。また、メインのから揚げも鶏もめちゃくちゃおいしかったです。発酵あずきのラテも頼みましたが、すっきりとあずきの香りが楽しめて、これも美味しかったです。なんでも美味しいパターンのお店なのかなと思いました。食べてる間に混んできて12時前には半分くらいの席が埋まってました。ウェイティングボードが開店前から置いてある感じなので、混むときは開店前から並んでそうです。予約していくのが安全かもです。このおいしさなら納得です。また行きたいと思っています。涼しい季節にテラス席も気持ちよさそうです。
(Translated by Google) Come to think of it, four years ago today I was hospitalized for lung cancer.
I spent a month and a half there undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
I gradually found it difficult to eat hospital food.
I was really craving fried chicken and hamburgers!
I remembered this while driving.
I went to Farmhouse Restaurant Ibuki with three friends.
We went inside. The restaurant is spacious.
The menu is by hand, but ordering is done on your smartphone.
I hate ordering on my smartphone.
I ordered chicken broth and salted rice malt chicken soup curry.
1,848 yen. Quite pricey.
The food is ready!
Here it comes. Soup curry.
A variety on the plate. Healthy ingredients.
So delicious.
The curry wasn't spicy at all, but rather a curry that lets you enjoy the ingredients, and it was delicious.
I'll come again!
(Original)
そういえば、4年前の今日は肺がんで入院していた。
入院生活1ヶ月半．抗がん剤と放射線治療。
病院の飯がだんだん食べれなくなっていく。
フライドチキンやらハンバーガーが、食べたくて食べたくて！って
ドライブ中思い出した。
仲間3人とやって来たのは農家レストランいぶき。
入店。店内広い。
メニューはアナログ オーダーはスマホ。
スマホオーダーいやだ。
私は鶏だしと塩麴チキンのスープーカレー
1,848円。なかなかのお値段。
着膳！
やって来ました。スープカレー。
膳に色々。健康になれそうな具材。
染みる。
カレーもスパイシーってより具材を楽しむカレーって感じで美味しかったです。
また来ますね！
3889-1 Endō, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 252-0816, Japan•
Railroad company
Shonan Monorail Head Office is home to a unique suspension type monorail, making it a rare sight in Japan. While it may not be the most convenient for daily use due to certain limitations, such as the initial inability to use PASMO (which has since been rectified), it offers an enjoyable experience for tourists. Visitors can enjoy walking around the garages near the head office and witness collaborations that have increased since becoming part of Michinori HD.
ZRH Trainspotter Taipei Metro MRT Bannan Line MRT Shandao Temple Depart 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🚇🚇🚇📱📱📱
Gil L — Google review
Ｉenjoyed it more than the "Enoden".
(Translated by Google) This is a roller coaster.
First of all, the speed is the same as Journey to the Center of the Earth (that's intense).
There's also darkness (that's insane).
And it's suspended like the scary roller coaster at SS Village...
And what's more, you can choose your own backdrop!
Maybe this is better than a clumsy roller coaster?
(Original)
ジェットコースターだよこれ。
まず、スピードはセンターオブジアースと同じ(えぐいって）
暗闇もある（半端ないって）
そしてSS村の怖えジェットコースターと同じ吊り下げ式...
しかも！バックドロップも選べる！
これもしや…不手なジェットコースターよりいいんじゃね?
(Translated by Google) A cut body is displayed alone in the parking lot.
(Original)
駐車場にぽつんとカットボディが展示してあります。
(Translated by Google) Enoshima is crowded with many people during Golden Week. Rather than taking the Enoden or Odakyu train to Enoshima, we recommend taking the Shonan Monorail from Ofuna as it allows you to take in the scenery more leisurely.
(Original)
ゴールデンウィークの江ノ島は沢山の人で賑わっています。江ノ島まで江ノ電や小田急に乗るより大船発の湘南モノレールの方がゆったりと景色を眺めながら行くことが出来るのでオススメです。
(Translated by Google) Shonan Enoshima Station. The starting station for Ofuna. The building is new and has a terrace❗️The hanging monorail is thrilling. Feels like an attraction.
(Original)
湘南江ノ島駅。大船行きの始発駅。ビルが新しくなりテラスもあるよ❗️モノレールは吊り下げでスリル満点。アトラクション気分。
(Translated by Google) I love it, it's like a roller coaster
I live in Saitama, but sometimes I want to ride, so I've been riding for half a year.
I went and rode it about once. Garages around the head office
It's fun to walk around.
The station has been renovated since becoming part of Michinori HD.
Collaborations are increasing.
(Original)
ジェットコースターみたいで大好きです
埼玉に住んでいますが時々乗りたくなり、半年に
一回くらい行って乗っています。本社周辺の車庫
散策も楽しいですね。
みちのりＨＤ傘下になってから駅が改装されたり
コラボが増えたりしています。
(Translated by Google) Why are all the employees so unfriendly?
Finally compatible with Suica, making it easier to use
(Original)
職員がもれなく不愛想なのはなぜだろう
やっとSuicaに対応して使いやすくなった
18 Tokiwa, Kamakura, Kanagawa 247-0063, Japan, USA•
Park
Hase Reservoir Square is a delightful spot nestled near the iconic Great Buddha, making it a perfect pit stop for both shoppers and food enthusiasts. The area boasts an impressive array of unique boutiques and shops, offering everything from swimwear to cosmetics. After exploring the vibrant local scene, visitors can unwind at the plaza's benches and tables while enjoying refreshing breezes atop a hill that provides lovely views of the surroundings.
(Translated by Google) A plaza near the Great Buddha Tunnel. Some of the land managed by the Waterworks Bureau is open to the public.
There is a bench with a table where you can take a break. At the back of the plaza, on the other side of the fence, is land managed by the Waterworks Bureau that is not open to the public and is quite large.
It's on the top of a hill, so the view is good, and the breeze is nice.
(Original)
大仏トンネルの近くにある広場。水道局の管理地の一部を一般に開放しています。
テーブル付きのベンチがあり一休みできます。広場の奥、柵から向こう側は開放されていない水道局の管理地で結構広いです。
丘の上なので見晴らしもよく、風心地よいですね。
Zig Z — Google review
(Translated by Google) A plaza on the summit overlooking the sea. There is an observation deck and benches. There are two ways to get there: either go up the stairs next to the Daibutsu Tunnel, or go through a residential area from Gokurakuji Station.
(Original)
海が見渡せる山頂にある広場。展望台、ベンチがある。大仏トンネルの脇から階段であがるか、極楽寺駅から住宅街を抜けていくかの2つのアプローチができます。
(Translated by Google) This is the last pass on the Daibutsu hiking trail starting from Mt. Genji, and is a place where you can feel the pleasant breeze. It is recommended as a place to take a break during your walk.
(Original)
源氏山から入り大仏ハイキングコースの最後の峠、気持ちのいい風が抜ける処です。散歩の休憩にオススメです。
(Translated by Google) You can't see the ocean, but you can see the world below, which is nice.
(Original)
海は見えませんが、下界が見渡せで気持ち良い。
(Translated by Google) This small park is located almost above the Daibutsu Tunnel. It's a great place to take a break on your way to Gokurakuji Temple via the hiking trail from Zeniarai Benten and Sasuke Shrine. Incidentally, the area between here and Gokurakuji Temple is a residential area.
(Original)
ほぼ大仏隧道の上にある小さな公園です。銭洗い弁天や佐助神社方面からハイキングコースを通って極楽寺に抜ける途中で、一休みするのにありがたい場所です。
因みに、ここと極楽寺の間は住宅地です。
(Translated by Google) You can't drink the water, but there are benches and tables.
(Original)
水は飲めないが、ベンチとテーブルあり。長めが良い。
(Translated by Google) Climb the steep stairs next to the Hase Tunnel, then turn left above the tunnel to reach the spot. There is a small park. Go down the steep slope ahead and you will be heading towards Gokurakuji Temple.
(Original)
長谷のトンネルの脇から急な階段で登り、トンネルの上を左に巻き込みながら進むと到達します。小さな公園があります。先の急な坂を下ると極楽寺方面です。
(Translated by Google) One star because a group of old men occupied all the benches and made a lot of noise.
So I couldn't see the outlook. regrettable.
(Original)
ジジイの集団がすべてのベンチを占拠して騒いでいたから、星ひとつ。
だから、展望はできなかった。悔しい。
2 Chome-17 Gokurakuji, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0023, Japan•
20Hasedera
Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Historic Sites
Kamakura Hasedera is a historic Buddhist temple and garden complex dating back to the 8th century. It is renowned for its colossal wooden statue of the deity Kannon, standing over 9 meters tall, as well as a golden statue of Amida measuring 3 meters. The temple's grounds are adorned with numerous Jizo statues, known as protectors of travelers and unborn children.
Wonderful, peaceful and quiet temple. I especially liked sitting in the garden and listening to the gentle streams of water. I would recommend arriving early to avoid crowds as the location would lose its charm with more people .
The entrance costs 400 yen and you can pay only with cash.
Gaurav R — Google review
Beautiful temple with amazing sea views and peaceful gardens. You can pay by card at machines (cashier is cash-only), and even the charms can be bought using a credit card — first time I’ve seen that! Inside there’s a small cave with tunnel-like passages and carvings — really unique and worth visiting. Come early in the morning before it gets crowded.
I had a great time wandering around the temple in May this year. This was totally worth your time to nourish your mind and body with the beautiful zen garden, stunning Japanese architecture, and as a Buddhist, I am stunned by the large Buddha statue sitting in the main temple. I used to practice meditation but somehow lately have not been actively doing so, but there I could feel the steadiness and peace in the air flowing through my mind. Highly recommend this temple if you are going to Kamakura.
This temple overall was a very nice place with gorgeous views. I was happy that they took credit card to gain entrance into the temple (note many places in Kamakura take only cash). I was a bit disappointed that there were so many places/vendors charging for everything once you entered. I never thought I’d have to pay for a prayer or blessing. It was nice to visit and experience.
If Kamakura were a mixtape, Hasedera would be the “chill vibes only” track. Officially, it’s a Buddhist temple complex famous for its eleven-headed Kannon statue (yes, eleven...because apparently one head wasn’t enough). Unofficially, it’s a mash-up of zen gardens, koi ponds, bell towers & enough moss to make any landscaper cry with envy.
The grounds include the 1000 Jizō statues, which look like a stone army politely waiting for instructions. Spoiler: they don’t move, but they do photograph like a dream. There’s also a cave with carvings if you want something moodier, and a terrace view that reminds you why the Japanese built things on hills.
Helpful bit: it’s about a 5–10 minute walk from Hase Station on the Enoden line. Go early if you want quiet; go later if you want to test your patience with crowds. Either way, bring your camera & maybe a coin or two for the donation boxes.
This place is serene, photogenic, and just spiritual enough that even atheists leave feeling oddly refreshed.
This temple differs from others mainly because of the stunning location. Being able to see the sea is quite lovely. This temple has multiple different outdoor spots to discover. There are also picnic tables in the shade to cool off, and ice cream.
We were they in May 2025. The temple is quiet and peaceful. I love the cute little monks statues there. Try to get there early then you will have the whole place to yourself.
This place was absolutely stunning and completely worth the entrance fee. Just a heads up,it’s cash only, so be sure to bring some with you. I adored this temple. The vibe was immaculate: peaceful, beautiful, and incredibly relaxing.
One of the highlights is the gorgeous lookout point at the top, where you get a breathtaking view of the ocean. It’s such a calming place to pause and take it all in. Down below, there’s a small cave area with a tunnel you can walk through. I highly recommend doing that, it's a really cool experience and adds something unique to the visit.
The entire area is beautifully maintained, with clean, immaculate grounds. If you’re visiting during the summer, bring an umbrella and some cooling spray because it does get hot. Still, even in the heat, this temple was a 10 out of 10 for me. Truly one of the most memorable and visually beautiful spots I’ve visited.
3 Chome-11-2 Hase, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0016, Japan•
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Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Historic Sites
Kencho-ji is a vast Zen temple complex located in a peaceful setting with beautiful gardens and a trail that offers stunning views of Mt. Fuji. The temple boasts impressive wooden gates and features cultural treasures such as the Buddha of the Tibetan king, the 1000-handed Guanyin, and an ascetic statue of Sakya from Pakistan. The solemn atmosphere and noble architecture create a sense of reverence for visitors.
Love this temple. It has a nice route to walk the complex and if you are up for it you can climb the mountain to the observatory. It has a great view and on a clear day you can see Mt. Fuji.
Max M — Google review
Established in 1253 by regent Hōjō Tokiyori, Kenchō-ji is the first Zen monastery in Japan situated in Kamakura. Deep both spiritually and historically, this is Kamakura's first of the Five Great Zen Temples.
The temple complex is roomy and peaceful with its classic Zen architecture, grand Sanmon (main gate), and beautifully landscaped garden built by Musō Soseki. Among the highlights are the monument of Jizō Bosatsu in the Butsuden (Buddha Hall) and the tranquil Zen garden behind the residence of the chief priest for introspection.
Especially in autumn when the colors are amazing, Kenchō-ji offers a unique setting by blending seriousness with natural beauty. Since real Zen peace is less crowded than some Kyoto temples, it is ideal. Highly advised for those drawn to meditation, history, or simply a peaceful retreat.
There's an entrance fee of 500¥, the complex is big enough that you can spend a good hour plus just walking around. Further in you an hike up for an amazing vantage point
A great temple area that's connected to a series of trails that lead to a beautiful view! The climb to the top is about 15-20 minutes at a good pace and then the trail continues. The temple at the bottom is really beautiful and has multiple buildings to view and go into.
They don't tell you the Buddha hall is closed for renovations until you've paid. Construction everywhere, not remotely peaceful. (Aside from the giant building next door.) Don't waste your time.
Beautiful temples with a magnificent Japanese garden. The site is quite spread with many different temples. We can also hike for 15 minutes and have a view of the city of kamakura and the sea. Also, this temple is not as crowded as the others located in the city centre.
This was the last temple we went before we succumbed to the heat. Very cool place, paid 500 yen to get in.
Beautiful even on a rainy day. There weren’t many buildings but each one was very interesting. There are seats gazing out the garden in the back and a trail up to a viewpoint. They say you could see Mount Fuji on a clear, sunny day. The entrance fee was 500yen.
8 Yamanouchi, Kamakura, Kanagawa 247-8525, Japan•
Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Meigetsu-in, also known as 'Hydrangea Temple,' is a Rinzai Zen temple established in 1159. The temple boasts a large round window and beautiful hydrangeas on its grounds. It's conveniently located near other popular attractions in Kanagawa, such as Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine and Kotoku-in Temple.
Very sacred and very strict for non-photography area, because it's actually a shrine and there is garden inside. Even not allowed for pics in the restaurant.
No blooming on August 12th 2025.
Ticket is ¥500 and get a brochure.
There is mini souvenir near to the shrine.
Less people so it's good to enjoy and relax.
Patricia — Google review
Day of visit: 26-06-2025 at around 13:30
When I got there the flowers were just starting to wither, but there were still some to see. Probably because of that I did not have to wait for the ticket, and the flow of visitors was not crowded as usual. However, you still need to wait just a little bit to have nice photos without other people. Apart from the main path which is famous and usually crowded, there are smaller pathways on the side as well.
If you are not someone who can beat the crowd or queue from early morning during the peak period, then I highly recommend visiting on a weekday in late June, just as I did.
Meigetsuin is mainly famous for the circular window view. The view in October is pretty but I believe it would be prettiest during autumn with the foliage turning red. There is a tiny bamboo grove too here.
My purpose in visiting this temple was to see the hydrangeas during the rainy season. It’s within walking distance from a local station, and along the way you can enjoy the natural scenery. The only concern is that too many people were waiting for the round window (丸窓).
Again overhyped. Nothing outstanding about the temple. There is entrance fee as well. The round window looks less majestic in reality.
The best temple in Kamakura with its own unique charm. Recommend to visit during flowering season when the hydrangeas are flowering and to visit the hidden garden. Its a bit out of the way but it was very tranquil. I really enjoyed it's unique figurines and statues. The garden behind the window of enlightenment was absolutely perfect & tranquil. With respect to the temple it's smaller compared to the other ones, but seemed to be better designed with points of interest along the way & especially with respect to crowd control and traffic flow.
‘With flowers in hand
and a quiet smile —
even a stranger’s heart
softens gently
in that silent grace.’
This quote from the temple summarised it perfectly. It’s a temple with theme: bright moon 🌕, rabbits, and flowers.
I went in best season to go, so my review can be applied just in this season, the place is beautiful with the flowers and super organized, buuut.... do not expected SO MUCH and it is so busy, I could not walk for some moments
But it is a place beautiful to go
189 Yamanouchi, Kamakura, Kanagawa 247-0062, Japan•
expensive
Restaurant
Breakfast restaurant
Cafe
Fusion restaurant
bills Shichirigahama is a beachside diner located just 2 minutes away from Shichirigahama Station. This branch of the famous Sydney-based "bills" offers a delightful morning meal with its renowned scrambled eggs and ricotta pancakes, considered to be among the best in the world. The restaurant provides an ocean view from every seat, and on sunny days, guests can also enjoy terrace seating.
Gotta love the location and their ocean view patios. I had a reservation but wasn’t sure if that was required as I was told to stand in the queue to be accommodated. I was originally sat inside but was pleasantly moved to an outdoor seat when I requested it. Sadly it started raining soon after but the staff offered to move me to another dining area at a table right next to the window, which I thought was a really nice gesture and good service. Food was not cheap but overall it was still a nice experience!
PAUL C — Google review
The best thing about this place is it's perfect location right at the beach front, with a wide view of the ocean, its surrounding islands and the local life. But you have to get a balcony table for this. We had toast with omlette and their ricotta pancakes. The pancakes are soaked in butter and i didn't enjoy it. But the omlette was really good. Hot coffee is okay (nothing special) and cold coffee had a weird undertone flavour to it. Its really over priced for the quality of the food.
You pay for the location and the sea view. Food and drinks were expensive, portions were small and taste was average. It did not justify the price.
Pricey. Long wait for food during off-time. Food comes out strangely too, as they brought our dessert out first. Other issues in translation and custom when asking for modifications and takeaway box, but not much to be done about that. There were some positives: the server proactively re-sat us at a larger table after seeing how much we ordered. Also, the Fuji and Enoshima views from the outdoor balcony are spectacular.
Good food. Good atmosphere. Good service. Staff were helpful. The only reason to give a 4 star when everything was good is because it took a long time to get my food. The others at my table finished eating and I still had not got my lunch.
But the staff were very kind and attentive. So I cannot give service 4 stars.
My burger was delicious and so was the fried chicken and fish curry.
I liked the restaurant and the food and if I'm back in the area, I will visit again.
Looking at their menu took me right back to Australia. I was expecting a nice Aussie-Japanese fusion cafe, but the food was just average and nothing exciting. My omelette, for instance, was overcooked. I think their highly tourists focus not enough on food.
Food was bland, nothing special. It was meh at best. Coffee was nice but not worth it for the price. Pancakes took ages to be served, nearly 30mins, i got the aussie breakfast which was okay. The food were pricey for what you get. Definitely not worth it of the price. We were just here because nothing else was open.
This café seems to be quite popular on Instagram, with most people opting for outdoor seating. However, due to the cold weather, I chose to sit indoors. I ordered the famous ricotta pancake and the wagyu beef burger—both tasted good, and I liked the wine selection as well. The prices are slightly above average, but I found them reasonable given the quality. The only downside was that my seating area had a lot of food flies, which was a bit annoying. Overall, it's a nice spot for a meal, especially if you're after an Instagram-worthy experience, but the flies could be a huge turn-off.
Weekend House Alley, ２F, 1 Chome-1-1 Shichirigahama, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0026, Japan•
Nature & Parks
Historical landmark
Geologic Formations
Enoshima Iwaya Cave, consisting of the 152-meter Daiichi Iwaya and the 56-meter Daini Iwaya, was naturally sculpted by ocean waves. Once a site for Buddhist rituals, it now features stone statues, a small shrine, and historical exhibits. The mysterious ambiance is linked to the legend of the Dragon God. Visitors can stroll through with candles provided for an atmospheric experience.
Mystical, moody, and full of ocean whispers 🌊🕯️
Enoshima Iwaya Caves feel like stepping into an ancient legend. Carved by the sea and shaped by time, these caves are dimly lit, echoey, and dripping with mystery. You walk with a candle in hand, following narrow paths while waves crash just beyond the rocks — it’s eerie, exciting, and surprisingly peaceful.
There’s a quiet spiritual vibe here, with statues tucked into the stone and the scent of sea spray in the air. Not just a cave – an experience.
🕯️ Candle-lit cave walk = main character moment
🌊 Epic ocean views right outside
✨ Great stop after exploring Enoshima Shrine or the Sea Candle
Steven D — Google review
Really cool! Interesting history and folklore; you are surrounded by natural beauty! Our 8 y.o. son enjoyed the experience and discovering the dragon’s lair! Crowds weren’t too bad for a Saturday in June. But be prepared for a lot of walking/hiking up and down steps. Give yourself the whole day to fully explore and see the sights. Lots of little snack shops and restaurants to try out for quick bites. We were too tired to hike to go see the lovers’ bell. Take your time and take breaks. We bought the tickets for the escalators going up-sooo worth it!
Interesting cave accessed by a coastal walkway with lovely views of the sea. Inside the cave the concrete path provides safe access, but somewhat detracts from the experience of being in a cave. But there's a lovely small shrine at the end with a great roaring demon (clap your hands loudly to make it roar - see my video attached to this review). You have to crouch sometimes, so tall people beware!
Enoshima Island is such a fun place to explore on foot. The walk around the island is full of small shops and food stalls, each offering something different to try — it’s easy to spend hours just wandering and snacking. The Enoshima Iwaya Caves were also a nice surprise and worth the visit. The mix of ocean views, local food, and relaxed seaside atmosphere makes it one of those spots that perfectly captures the charm of coastal Japan.
1. Sacred caves meant for prayer purposes in the old days
2. Be prepared for long flights of downward stairs from the shrine (hill top) to the cave. Going there is not tough, going back to the entrance of the island means long upwards flights of stairs which will be difficult for Elderly or those lack of stamina
3. Nice scenery and cooling tunnel of caves.
It's a relatively small cave system with a 500 yen entrance fee. It's pretty chill, very nice and has a lot of history to it. The fun part is the stairs to get there!
I wish I read reviews before going!
Only recommended for people with strong connection to the local religious beliefs and those who love walking down and back up steep stairs. The caves themselves have been excavated to the point of removing most of their interest.
There are cultural/religious points of interest.
Most non-Japanese people I heard say things like it wasn't worth it. I recommend going to the Candle tower (for the view) then making your way down the steps to the main street.
Another hot tip - the local bus will save you a walk back into the main town at only ¥290 to the main station.
A photo of the "pay off"!
(My fellow Australians, honestly, it is not worth it!)
You need to traverse about a dozen steep staircases to reach the cave. Some interesting sites to see, but it can get crowded. Would not recommend if you are claustrophobic. The ocean views are very nice though.
2 Chome Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
Shopping mall
Shopping
Terrace Mall Shonan is a spacious complex located just a minute's walk from Tsujido Station. It offers a wide range of stores, including clothing, housewares, and more. The mall also features a food court and movie theater, making it an ideal destination for shopping and entertainment. Visitors can explore various amenities such as restaurants, beauty salons, grocery stores, accessories shops, and even a pet store.
Good atmosphere.
Good tea.
Nice waitress.
Just take a break with some tea here.
Nice place!
Jaruwan N — Google review
“From the rooftop parking lot, I caught a stunning view of Mount Fuji glowing in the sunset 🌄🗻✨. Such a beautiful moment to pause and appreciate nature! 🌅🌸 #MountFuji #SunsetVibes #NatureLovers”
We can reach the Terrace Mall from Fujisawa JR line. Its a big shopping mall, good for shopping and foods. It has major brands and other shops with offers. Done great shopping at this place
Loft and Super market is great. But no tax refund is pity.
Got lost on the wrong JR line and ended up here :p. Nice mall though
This place is huge and has more fashion stores than I've seen in and around the shonan and kamakura area
Huge and pristine shopping mall in Tsujido, Kanagawa.
Perfect for parking large motorcycles in the city
1 Chome-3-1 Tsujidokandai, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0041, Japan•
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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Shichirigahama is a picturesque sand beach and sunset spot that offers stunning views of Mount Fuji and Enoshima island. It's a popular destination for surfers looking to catch some waves. Visitors can enjoy gourmet breakfasts and delicious cafe fare from Australian celebrity chef Bill Granger. The area is known for its beautiful sunsets, making it the perfect place to relax after a day of surfing or exploring nearby attractions like Kamakura Kokomae Station and the Great Buddha statue.
Magnificent Fuji San. This sunset hues reminded me of ukiyoe 浮世絵.
Just be careful that after sunset shooting was gone so was the crowd and the crowded as ever train.
Satsuki H — Google review
A beautiful beach. On clear days you can see Enoshima and Mt. Fuji, and I’ve heard the sunset is amazing though I haven’t caught it myself. It also appeared in the Japanese anime Bunny Girl Senpai. Only a minute from Shichirigahama Station on the Enoden, with a big 7-Eleven right next to the beach.
When the sun goes down and the sky explodes with color, you get the amazing, view of Mount Fuji just chilling by the bay. Everyone, locals and tourists alike, flocks to the beach to check it out. The rhythmic waves crash gently, making the perfect chill soundtrack for the evening. If the weather's clear, Fuji-san totally shows off, dominating the whole horizon. It’s seriously the best spot to throw down a blanket for a sunset picnic with your friends and family.
Slam dunk is one of the most famous and popular animes in the world. It is based on Kamakura kokomae station and if you walk for 10 mins, you can arrive at this beach area. You can fully enjoy the amazing beach and recommend visiting here around the sunset time.
It was a Beautiful day with an amazing view of Fujisan.
Best spot for photos of Mt fuji and enoshima island. Place is clean and Has access to several restaurants.. 711 is in the corner too.. Will visit again on winter time to see the snow-capped fujisan..
Cool beach for sunset. Few station away from the Buddha statue. Black sand beach , lots of restaurant nearby , you can bbq at the beach , overlooking enoshima and I saw people with surf board .
Cons : summer season you cannot see the view of my Fuji if cloudy
There's not one, but 7 "ri" in this Gahama beach, whatever that means according to a certain rascal.
Also got my fried chicken stolen from a bird. 10/10 experience
2-chōme-1 Shichirigahamahigashi, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0025, Japan, USA•
Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Nestled near the Zeniarai Benten Shrine, Sasuke Inari Shrine is a serene Shinto shrine with a rich folklore. According to legend, it was established by Minamoto no Yorimoto next to the Hidden Village of Kamakura after he received guidance in a dream. The shrine is famous for its striking red torii gates and features miniature stone shrines and moss-covered Inari statues. It is associated with personal success, particularly in one's career.
Delightful serene shrine focused on Inari. As such it is covered in thousands of tiny fox stateuttes. There is a small building selling amulets and goshuin. Echoing the much larger shrine in Kyoto Tori gates line a circular path up a hill. Certainly worth a visit if you are in the area. When we were there it was very peaceful and beautiful. There is a very small little cave to you can sit at contemplate.
Trey T — Google review
A beautiful and serene shrine tucked away in Kamakura, surrounded by nature. The path lined with red torii gates creates a peaceful and mystical atmosphere.
There are many charming “kitsune” (fox) figurines throughout the shrine, adding to its unique character. I visited around 9 AM and it was wonderfully quiet with no other tourists - perfect for enjoying the tranquil setting.
A must-see spot if you’re exploring Kamakura!
beautiful place. Kamakura was very busy that day but this place was quiet. not that many tourists around maybe because its a little walk from beaten paths. I would definitely recommend going .
This is an amazing Shinto Shrine. Lots of red Tori Gates and hundreds of small fox statues. Smaller shrines surrounding the main one.
this shrine is the perfect spot if you want to relax, came here at 4PM and there was barely anyone. everything looked great, there are also some squirrels going around !
The shrine is beautiful and serene. The atmosphere is so pleasant, I want to come back again. The kitsune figurine is a perfect gift for friends or precious souvenir reminding me about precious moments in Japan. Torii gate’s aisle is very spectacular and groups of schoolchildren are so friendly and welcoming. Definitely worth visiting
It’s a little climb up some stairs but into a magical shrine. Purchase and place your fox somewhere in the forest. My husband and I did it together. It was a really sweet experience. One of my favorite shrines to visit.
This is like a neighborhood hidden shrine and the overall is nice and feel mystery. Some of the charm are selling at very affordable prices starting from 300 yen depend on your wish or function.
2 Chome-22-12 Sasuke, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0017, Japan•
Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Ōfuna Kannon-ji is a Buddhist temple that was established in 1929 and completed in 1960. It is home to an impressive 82-ft concrete statue of the Bodhisattva Kannon, also known as Ōfuna Kannon.
A nice fresh wind (or, to be more exact: less hot wind in the summer time) and a nice view... but Öfuna is not so beautiful for a nice view. The Statue is easy to reach from the railway station, maybe 15 Minutes Walk, including the short hill distance and some Steps (not to much). The Head is worth a stop from your railway journey.
The Entrance fee is 300 Yen, you will throw in the donation Box at the entrance. And you can buy also Decent sticks (and more) at the statue. There is a automatic lighter direct by the sticks.
Rene T — Google review
A very simple temple for the goddess of mercy. There's not much besides the statue but the way her face appears as you ascend the stairs alone makes it a perfect experience. You can enter this small colossus and leave a prayer. It takes some effort to reach the temple as the path is fairly steep.
Kannon or the Goddess of Mercy temple in Ofuna. The temple is across from the south side of Ofuna station. One can enter the place on google map and follow direction after walking down stairs from the station to below street. There is a up-slope pathway to the entrance. After paying visit fee, follow leading stairs to go up to the platform of the bust.
Beautiful area. Very large Kannon statue!
Just outside of Ofuna station, there are a lot of uphill stairs to get here.
Temple ground are very nice and the monk is friendly! I received a Goshuin here after prayer and donation.
An amazing experience and well worth your time. Breathtaking and serene at the same time.
A wonderful temple!!! Not very big but exquisitely well kept. Not very old but it has some beautiful monuments and also a few monuments to remember the A-Bombs being dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima. It was very peaceful and comfortable. A shrine and other rooms are located inside the goddess.
Cool area not a lot to see but a cool temple and some cool shops and stores around Ofuna. Worth a day trip, take the JR train to Ofuna then to Enoshima and make a nice day trip out if it, could even go to Kamakura on the way too.
On the way to kamakura, we can visit this ofuna kannon-ji, from station it’s just 5min walk to this shrine.. it’s very beautiful and detailed statue in top of small hill. We can relax or meditate at top of hill. Perfect weekend gateaway place from tokyo.
Near by there’s one cave which I’ll recommend must to visit .
1 Chome-5-3 Okamoto, Kamakura, Kanagawa 247-0072, Japan•
Park
Nature & Parks
Tsujido Seaside Park is a sprawling 19.9-hectare park facing Sagami Bay, offering a variety of attractions and activities for visitors of all ages. The park features palm-tree-studded lawns, a swimming pool known as the 'Jumbo Pool,' and a beach area. Families can enjoy kids' rides and events in the small amusement park area, while also taking advantage of free bike rentals to explore the park's bike-only track.
The Shonan coast has a great sense of freedom. It's a bit less crowded than Enoshima, so it's more relaxing.
Bird D — Google review
Had a great time with family and friends, including the BBQ option in the day. Lazy river was nice and younger kids enjoyed the slide.
Breathtakingly beautiful. Clean, plenty of space to sit and relax. Plenty of bathrooms. People often go there to exercise - especially from the nearby schools - so it's a good place to go jogging, etc too :)
It's nice and large park. There are swimming pool, playground, large forest, small pond, and biking road near the beach. Very suitable for children. It is not crowded either. Recommended 👏
It's so calming.. u need a whole day to enjoy this place. Since it's very huge.. there's some museum. Like flowers museum and NY light museum
Super big park with grass area, park area, a small amusement park rides area and the "Jumbo Pool." Lots of parking but many surfers use this parking, too, so it could get full early on especially during the weekends and holidays.
Events with food trucks happening almost every weekend (more during the warmer seasons). Great to bring kids and/or just chill.
Lots of vending machines for drinks and lots of decent public restrooms.
Awesome place to spend a day with kids. Bikes are free to ride within the course; there's a section for little kids too. The little pedal-coaster was ok, tiring for adults but the kids enjoyed it. Since it's a paid ride, at least have the attendants wipe the handles after each riders to make it safer from the pandemic...
Great place for kids
3 Chome-2 Tsujidonishikaigan, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0046, Japan•
Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Nestled in the serene landscape of Kamakura, Kamakuragu is a small yet historically rich Shinto shrine that marks the site where Prince Morinaga was imprisoned in the 14th century. Often referred to as the 'Dish-breaking Shrine,' it attracts both local visitors and international tourists exploring nearby Kenchoji and Zuisenji Temples.
Nice temple with few interesting spots.
You have turtle statue.
If you pet him it is believed that your health could improve if am not wrong.
It has red weird things as you could see on the photos and also the Torii was which is obviously rare for the temple.
Beyond B — Google review
This is a lovely small shrine but just one of many, with nothing to distinguish it, in particular, from so many others. There is an “altar”where you can make a donation and receive a tiny symbolic “sakazuki”or cup for drinking sake into which you can then blow your troubles, subsequently smashing the cup on a rock nearby, whence the god of dissolving troubles will relieve you of your burden. Make sure the cup is broken, though. If not, repeat until the cup actually breaks. Worth stopping in if you’re nearby but, unless you have a concern specific to the offerings of this shrine, hardly a destination worth seeking out.
It is a very spacious precinct.
Antiques were lined up today.Is it a flea market?
Sort of a dud and not very clean. Do not use the restroom near this place, it will give you nightmares. Cafes around the temple are really good though.
A nice and interesting shrine to visit.
I love this shrine because it's far away from the tourist attractions. It is amazing. Great scenery.
Excellent place with heavy history presence. Unfortunately it was raining heavily during the visit. Hence did not explore in depth.
First day of the year is a great time to come here.
154 Nikaidō, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0002, Japan•
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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Southern Beach Chigasaki, located in Kanagawa prefecture and less than two hours from Tokyo, is a hidden gem with its broad sandy shores and stunning views of Mt. Fuji. Whether you're into swimming, surfing, or simply taking a leisurely stroll along the coastline, this beach has something for everyone. The Southern C monument and picturesque rock formations add to the charm of this serene location. Visitors can also enjoy browsing through local restaurants and small businesses nearby.
Southern Beach Chigasaki is a picturesque coastal destination located in Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Renowned for its beautiful sandy shores and vibrant beach culture, it attracts both locals and tourists alike. The beach stretches approximately 2 kilometers, making it perfect for sunbathing, beach sports, and leisurely strolls along the shore.
One of the most appealing aspects of Southern Beach is its relaxed atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy various activities, from surfing and beach volleyball to simply soaking up the sun. The beach is equipped with facilities such as showers, restrooms, and rental shops for beach gear, ensuring a comfortable experience for all.
In the summer, Southern Beach comes alive with events, including music festivals, beach parties, and food stalls offering delicious local treats. The vibrant beach scene is complemented by stunning views of the Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji in the distance, making it an ideal spot for photography and nature lovers.
Nearby, you can find a variety of cafes and restaurants serving fresh seafood and other local specialties, adding to the overall charm of the area. As the sun sets, the beach transforms into a serene retreat, perfect for unwinding after a day of activities.
Overall, Southern Beach Chigasaki is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re looking to engage in water sports, enjoy delicious food, or simply relax by the sea, this beautiful beach has something for everyone.
SoAp G — Google review
It is very convenient to go by car (just used the expressway to avoid traffic). There are parking lots nearby and cost 2,000yen per day. There are toilets on the beach area and paid shower rooms (about 500yen). You can also rent parasol, body boards and floaters.
The beach has great and big waves perfect for surfers. Surfing is allowed before 8:30am and after 5pm so people can enjoy swimming on the beach.
There are nearby cafes, convenience stores and restaurants if you don’t want to bring food.
There is a barbecue area nearby the beach and cost around 10,000yen.
This beach is a good place for a quick getaway to beat the summer heat. Kids and adults will definitely enjoy the splash of beach waves.
This is very beautiful place where you can enjoy good sand and wide space for relaxing and enjoying. The water is very clean and nice. Public shower and bathrooms is available. Additionally, nearby you can find fishing boats for renting and shops to buy bait for your trip.
Came here as a foreigner with a few of my friends.
With the limited Japanese I knew, I approached the lifeguards to ask where we could get a beach tent to rent. To our surprise, they gave us one for free to use! That was the highlight of my day ! The atmosphere was warm and friendly. There are some restaurants on the beach that are good for drinks mainly lol. I'm not used to certain tastes of foods so it will take some getting used to. We had a great time and as Jamaicans, we are spoiled with our beaches but this was a good experience! Thank you once more to the lifeguards. Sorry I didn't get their names but we are so appreciative!
You have quite decent waves here, but Baywatch won't let you go too far and enjoy them fully. You can go hundred meters to the left and they are not in charge there anymore
Such a great place! There is no a lot of people around, so quiet, clear water, nice sand and rocks sides, also, good spot for sea glass and porcelain hunting!
Very good place, good services too but possibly a bit too polluted with the sand being grey. Also the sand is very hot so at midday I would recommend you taking flip flops with you
Famous place to hangout at the beach. Easy to find . You can chill at the restaurant and take shower after swimming . They also have parking for cars and bicycle
4 Chome-12986-5 Nakakaigan, Chigasaki, Kanagawa 253-0055, Japan, USA•
32Kōmyō-ji
Buddhist temple
Nature & Parks
Place of worship
Sacred & Religious Sites
Kōmyō-ji, a serene Buddhist temple nestled in Zaimokuza near Kamakura, Japan, is a gem that beautifully blends spirituality with nature. As the head temple of the Jodo sect in the Kanto region and part of the historic Kanto Juhachi Danrin established during the Edo period, it holds significant cultural importance. Visitors can enjoy self-guided tours through its expansive grounds, which feature a stunning rock garden and even a pet cemetery.
This temple is not so much popular but very nice to visit. Entrance fee is free , beautiful building and garden. You can book the dish as well.
Ken — Google review
Beautifully designed goshuins.
Bot many tourists luckily, so it is very nice that this place goes well and is also maintained.
During this time of the year (June) the temple will be open until 17. Nice place, not so much to see, but if you’re around, visit the Gods inside, and rest some time looking at the zen garden.
Also, the place has an Instagram account, in case you need to know something else @komyoji_kamakura
Single temple attractions, Sakura blossom density is so high, building materials and maintain the original color of ancient wood, the temple has so many convertible views, is my personally recommended private attractions.
Thanks for the beautiful blooms every year
it’s small and not a lot to do but only 300yen
Huge parking lot and a zen temple to boot
Pretty.
6 Chome-17-19 Zaimokuza, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0013, Japan•
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Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Nestled in the serene landscapes of Kamakura, Chokozan Myohon Temple is a remarkable 13th-century Buddhist sanctuary that invites visitors to explore its tranquil gardens and rich history. As one of Japan's oldest Nichiren temples, it stands alongside notable sites like Kuon-ji and Ikegami Honmon-ji. The journey to this ancient temple begins at the station, leading you through charming shrines before ascending into lush forests.
Myohonji Temple is located about a 10-minute walk from Kamakura Station, in a quiet, green area away from the main streets. Visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers in a peaceful, less crowded setting, making it a hidden gem among Kamakura’s temples.
The temple is situated in the Hikigayatsu Valley, once home to Hiki Yoshikazu, a retainer of Minamoto no Yoritomo. In 1203, the Hiki clan was destroyed by the Hojo in a power struggle. Hiki’s youngest son, Yoshimoto, survived and became a follower of Nichiren, founding Myohonji Temple in 1260 on his family’s former estate.
TripTip G — Google review
Chokozan Myohon Temple in Kamakura offers a tranquil, spiritual retreat. Surrounded by nature, its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful architecture make it a serene spot for reflection. With fewer crowds, it’s a perfect place for a quiet, contemplative visit.
Beautiful and well presented shrine. You feel like you are in the middle of a Forrest. Very well maintained and super easy to walk to. There is a toilet if you need to visit. Very quiet and tranquil.
My personal favorite of the 5 temples i visited (incl kotoku-in and tsurugaoka). Peaceful, beautifully embedded in nature, and not nearly as many crowds. Great place to start and just relax.
Serene nichiren buddhist temple. Not many people were there but unfortunately the main building is under reconstruction.
If you go past the temple up the stairs you will arrive at a cemetery which connects to a small local trail
Serene place with no crowds , I recommend you see this place if you are in Kamakur , it is a long hike to it but it is worth it . Short visit , aprox 1 hour
A stunningly beautiful temple in a wooded environment which provided a very peaceful and serene quietness. It is a large complex that has many picturesque views. I highly recommend visiting here when your looking for some peace and serenity
Beautiful and peaceful temple complex, off the beaten track without crowds. A nice place to go just for some tranquility. We enjoyed this more than visiting the Great Buddha.
1 Chome-15-1 Ōmachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0007, Japan•
34Yugyo-ji
Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Yugyo-ji, also known as Mt. Fujisawa or Seijokoji Temple, is a significant Buddhist temple with a rich history dating back to the Kamakura Period. Founded by Priest Ippen and designated as the headquarters of the Jishu Buddhism Sect, it holds cultural and religious importance. The temple town of Fujisawa developed around this site, becoming a vital posting station along the Tokaido Road during the Edo Period.
Beautiful temple 20 minutes walk from Fujisawa station. The area is quite large and it was a pleasant walk. I received a very nice goshuin.
Matias S — Google review
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A location famous for the "Yugyōji Slope" of the Hakone Ekiden. The temple grounds are spacious, featuring a variety of plants such as rows of double cherry blossoms, wisteria trellises, and a massive ginkgo tree. It seems like a place where you can enjoy the colors of the seasons.
It is one of the most historically important temples in Japan, you can occupy the whole site due to its remote location from the Kamakura center. Recommend to visit 'Nomi-no-ichi' (flea market) held in front yard.
Amazing to see the fate locations irl, thoroughly enjoyed it as we pretty much had the whole place to ourselves
Easy walk from Fujisawa station and quiet away from Kamakura
I think it is the center of Fujisawa in the Edo period. There is a museum at the entrance where you can learn about Fujisawa at the time.
Ancient ginko is so majestic in fall
A very peaceful place to pray.
1 Chome-8-1 Nishitomi, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0001, Japan•
Park
Nature & Parks
Sakaigawa Yusuichi Park is a vast urban recreation area characterized by both natural and man-made water elements, along with sports fields and cycling paths. The park boasts a "biotope" estuary that safeguards the local bird and fish populations, while also featuring a delightful gravel track encircling a soccer field. Additionally, visitors can marvel at the impressive "sagimai" suspension bridge.
The Sakai River Yusuichi park has a "biotope" estuary, and they have been protecting birds and fish there. There's a nice gravel running track around a soccer field, and it's just a great place to come walk around. Or jog around, in my case. The "sagimai" suspension bridge is pretty cool too. You will know it when you see it!
Rick C — Google review
A simple little park on the side of a river. Restrooms are clean. Vending machines are well stocked. Has bike racks for bikers to hang their bikes on during their stops.
I often run Sakaigawa river bank. It's is very good place to rest.
Yes Oh yes yes come on come on!!!!
Beautiful spot! But it is closed until 2 hours after sunrise! Why?
My favorite place to ride my bike around and take photos!!!
Nice for cycling along the river of Katase
great place to take a walk or ride a bike
5-5 Shimoiidacho, Izumi Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 245-0017, Japan•
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Sights & Landmarks
Boat repair shop
Boat storage facility
Enoshima Yacht Harbour is a renowned marina offering stunning views of Mt. Fuji and serving as a prominent venue for yacht races, including the 2020 Olympics. The island features captivating temple structures, but visitors should be cautious of birds snatching food. Recently renovated by the government in anticipation of the 2020 Olympic Games yachting events, this harbor offers an exceptional vantage point.
Beautiful place to visit. Great photo ops. Nice and cool close to the water on hot days.
Al — Google review
Great Yacht Club, with a long history. Host of the 1964 an 2020 Olympic games
Nothing special other than sea. Just listen to sound of wave.
Nice island with temple structures, worth a sight. But on the way on the bridge beware of flying birds stealing the food out of your hands, which can end in bloody fingers!
Nothing much interesting about this place
A lovely part of Enoshima with a picturesque view of the shorelines.
Government-run marina recently renovated in preparation for the 2020 Olympic Games yachting events.
Highly recommend the view from here. the Olympic was supposed to be held in 2020.
1 Chome-12-2 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Katase Higashihama Beach, located in an urban cove, is a popular spot for surfing and relaxation. It has beach bars and eateries, as well as a low-tide causeway to an island. The beach was recognized as one of the 88 most recommended beaches in Japan by the Ministry of the Environment.
Many surfers were busy near the beach with their surfing boards. Some restaurants are beside the beach. Fuji san can also be seen from the beach, though very far away.
Shahed S — Google review
The beach is wide and the waves are moderate. If they are a little rougher you could almost surf. The sand is grey and fine grained. The beach area is reasonably clean, but there is still garbage here and there.
Amazing! Tried surfing for the first time and received unforgettable memories. You can rent surfboard on the opposite side of beach. Price 2200 jpy for 2 hrs.
Sunsets were amazing, we were not sure if we can swim there, but we asked lifeguard at the beach -you can! There is one wc where you can change
Visited in spring as the weather was very pleasant. Finding parking near it during holidays could be little difficult. The beach is next to find street. Lot of cafes and restaurants to enjoy.
A very nice beach with the express train only an hour from Tokyo, ideal to escape the today so hot Tokyo. Sunbed and umbrella were affordable at 2500¥. Definitely get here before 11am, there are not many and the beach offers no shade otherwise. I was here during the week and there was little going on, which is probably different on Saturday and Sunday. The almost black beach with "golden" tinsel is very hot. Be sure to bring flip flops. I will be back👍👍👍👍👍
Pretty wide and big beach, water was not the clearest but it was doable, water temperature was very nice though, not too hot or too cold.
You should bring parasol, sandals and such so that the sun and the sand not burning you, if you don’t have one you can rent them at the beach huts everywhere along the beach. You also need to use the restaurant’s or shop’s service (eating or drinking or resting) to have a shower.
Sand was piping hot during peak summertime daytime, but I figure in other seasons it would not be, so you can take a nice troll along the shore during other seasons anytime of the day. Or in summer but after sunset, you get the idea.
Conveniently accessed, especially if you want to spend morning in Enoshima and enjoy the beach in the afternoon.
Good sand, sea water’s cleanness depends on days and time of the day.
1 Chome-15-1 Katasekaigan, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0035, Japan, USA•
Art museum
Museums
The Chigasaki City Museum of Art is a contemporary structure that hosts rotating exhibits and showcases works by artists from the area, such as Mantetsu Goro. The museum's collection features a diverse range of art forms and styles, providing visitors with an opportunity to explore different forms of creative expression. With its unique exhibitions and focus on local talent, the Chigasaki City Museum of Art offers a fascinating window into the world of modern art.
(Translated by Google) Little Art Museum in Chigasaki. Entrance fee: ¥800 per person. Free parking is available, but only 10 cars are allowed. Some spots are only suitable for Japanese cars. You may want to avoid driving large vehicles.
This lovely building is located in a green park in a residential area. It's a relatively compact museum, not particularly large. I visited on a Sunday, and there weren't many people, so I was able to take my time looking around. The ¥800 admission fee is ¥100, but parking is free and you can also stroll around the park, so I was very satisfied.
The parking lot is small and can only accommodate 10 cars. A few of those spaces are reserved for light vehicles.
The "White Birch" exhibit was also quite good.
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Little Art Museum in Chigasaki. Entrance fee, ¥800 per person, free parking available but only 10 cars with limited small size. Some spots are only for Japanese K car. You may want to avoid driving large size vehicles.
住宅街の緑地公園にある素敵な建物。サイズ的は大きくはない、比較的コンパクトな美術館。日曜日に訪問したが人も少なくゆっくり観れた。800円の入場料だが駐車場も無料だし公園の散策も出来て、満足度は高い。
駐車場は狭いし、10台しか置けない。そのうち数台分は軽自動車専用。
「白樺」の展示もなかなかよかった。
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A small museum surrounded by greenery near the sea. There are no permanent exhibits in the museum's collection, but if you are interested in the special exhibitions, you should visit the museum. There is a fashionable café in the neighborhood, so you can take a stroll in the park after the museum and take a break at the café.
(Translated by Google) This is a small municipal art museum located in a residential area.
It's surrounded by greenery, giving you the feeling of being in a different world, but it's not that big.
The exhibition focuses on works by artists and writers with ties to the region, so it may be more meaningful to visit for regional development or other purposes rather than to appreciate art.
Maybe make it a theme for independent research for elementary and junior high school students.
However, although it is small, the building has a good taste, and it does not give the impression of a run-down municipal art museum, so I think it is a good place to stop by on a walk, or before heading out to the beach.
The price for special exhibitions changes each time, but the price for permanent exhibitions is quite low at 200 yen.
Parking is free.
It is located in a residential area and the entrance is difficult to find, so please be careful when coming by car.
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住宅街の中にある、小さな市営美術館です。
緑に囲まれた中にあり、ちょっとした別世界感を味わう事ができますが、規模としてはそれほど大きいものではありません。
地域ゆかりの芸術家や作家の作品を中心に展示してますので、芸術鑑賞よりも地域振興とかその手の目的で訪れる方が有意義かも。
小中学生の自由研究のテーマにするとか。
ただ、小さいながらも建物はセンスがよく、よくある寂れた市営美術館と言う印象ではありませんので、散歩の途中に立ち寄るとか、海に出る前に寄ってみるとか、ふらっと立ち寄るには良い場所だと思います。
料金は、企画展に関してはその都度変わりますが、常設展は200円とかなり安めです。
駐車場は無料。
住宅地の中にあり入り口が分かりにくいので、車で来る際は気をつけてください。
(Translated by Google) In the spring of 2025, I went to see the special exhibition "Museum Architecture."
It's an interesting project for people who like architecture, but about half of the exhibit is architectural drawings, so I think it's pretty geeky. There was also an exhibition about this museum.
Lunch at the in-house cafe Le chemin is delicious.
Herb-grilled salmon is elaborately seasoned and comes with plenty of local vegetables.
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2025年春、企画展「美術館建築」を見に行きました。
建築が好きな人には面白い企画ですが、展示の半分ほどは建築図面なので、かなりマニアックな内容だと思います。この美術館についても展示されていました。
館内のカフェLe cheminのランチが美味しいです。
サーモン香草焼は、凝った味付けで、地場野菜がたっぷりとつきます。
(Translated by Google) It was a lovely museum with a garden.
Be careful as there is a parking lot on a fairly narrow road in a residential area.
The permanent exhibition seems to be for a limited period of time, so I went to see the exhibition on museum architecture that was being held at the time.
To be honest, I didn't understand the blueprints at all, so I wished I had come during another exhibition, but it was good to learn about Chigasaki City Museum of Art and my favorite Teshima Art Museum.
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お庭もあって素敵な美術館でした。
住宅街の結構細い道に、駐車場が現れるので注意です。
常設展？は期間が限られるようで、その時開催していた美術館建築の展示会を観てきました。
正直図面などは全然分からなかったので他の展示の時に来れば良かったなと思う部分もありましたが、この茅ヶ崎市美術館についてや、大好きな豊島美術館の事が知れて良かったです。
(Translated by Google) I'd been planning to go to Chigasaki for a while 😃 and one of the most popular tourist spots was the Chigasaki Museum of Art 🎨, which I approached from a slightly faraway bus stop 🚏 😅 Of course, because of the heat and my natural lack of sense of direction, I ended up going in the opposite direction 😨
But I still couldn't give up, so I persevered and headed there 😌 It was in a lush park ⛲️ 😊 I wondered if this was really the place, so I looked for the sign and found the Chigasaki Museum of Art 🎨.
There weren't any particularly eye-catching shops, but I did find a postcard of my favorite fox 🦊, so I bought one 🎵. I was very satisfied 😸
Inside the museum, there was an exhibition of the collection of Yoshida, who was close friends with Kitaoji Rosanjin 😄
He was also a talented artist, and he would paint lifelike pictures on boxes and store them in those boxes. It was a way to enjoy life in other ways, too. 😉
Upstairs there was a coffee shop ☕️. I took a break and ordered some Amaou macarons 😋. The vibrant pink color and not-too-sweet taste really relaxed me 🙆
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前から茅ヶ崎に行く予定を立てていて😃観光スポットで人気が高かったのが、茅ヶ崎美術館🎨少し遠いバス停🚏からアプローチ😅勿論、暑いためと生来の方向オンチのためで、見事に逆方向😨
それでも諦められなかったので、頑張って行ったみた😌鬱蒼とした公園⛲️の中にありました😊本当にここなのかと疑問に思い、看板を探すと茅ヶ崎美術館🎨。
特に目立ったショップはありませんでしたが、大好き❤なキツネ🦊のポストカードがあったので、購入🎵私的には大満足😸
館内では、北大路魯山人と親交が深かった吉田氏の収集物の展示がありました😄
絵も上手な方で、本物そっくりの絵を箱に書いて、その箱にしまっていた等も人生を楽しんでいた面もあり、こんな楽しみ方もあるなと😉
上の階は喫茶店☕️ひと休みと思い、あまおうのマカロンを😋鮮やかな桃色と甘すぎず甘い味に心がほどけました🙆
(Translated by Google) Last year, I went to the Mucha exhibition with my 2-month-old baby. ✨
It was a weekday and it was a very quiet time, so when my baby started to get fussy and we tried to go outside, someone kindly said, "There aren't many people around, so please don't mind." I was grateful for that. 💭💓
(However, I did leave for a while because I was worried I might be disturbing the view.)
The architecture was amazing, and although I wasn't able to go at the time, the attached cafe looked lovely too. ✨
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昨年生後2ヶ月の子を連れてミュシャ展に行きました✨
平日のとても空いている時間だったのもあり、子がぐずって外に出ようとしたとき「人も少ないのであまり気にしないでくださいね」と温かい声を掛けていただき、ありがたかったです💭💓
（とはいえ鑑賞の妨げになりそうで一旦退出しました）
建築もすばらしく、その時は行けなかったけど併設のカフェも素敵そうでした✨
1 Chome-4-45 Higashikaigankita, Chigasaki, Kanagawa 253-0053, Japan•
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Food & Drink
Farmers Markets
Nestled in the picturesque Kanagawa Prefecture, Samukawa is a charming town that boasts a rich history spanning over 1,600 years. With a population of around 48,679 and covering an area of 13.42 square kilometers, this vibrant community offers both cultural depth and natural beauty.
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Ayase, a charming city nestled in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, is home to approximately 83,709 residents as of June 2021. With a population density of 3800 persons per km² and covering a total area of 22.28 km², Ayase offers visitors an inviting blend of urban convenience and natural beauty to explore.
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Beaches
Bodies of Water
Chigogafuchi Abyss is a renowned spot in Kanagawa, offering breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji and stunning sunsets. It's listed as one of the 50 Best Scenic Places in the area. Visitors can enjoy fishing or exploring the seashore on the rocky stretch when the weather is good. Accessible via a walking trail or a boat ride from Enoshima station, it's an ideal location to witness sunrise or sunset with Mount Fuji clearly visible.
It was a magnificent and comforting sight after all the climbing and walking. For the best experience, visit on a clear day to catch a glimpse of Mt. Fuji. Unfortunately, I couldn’t stay long enough to see the sunset.
Oh S — Google review
I found this gem through using Gemini and asking where we should go to watch the sunset in Enishosha - and WOW. This had to be the best experience of my entire trip and the best sunset ever. The walk there isn’t for the faint of hear but let me tell you; it is SO worth it. Absolutely unreal. It was so peaceful, serene as we watched the sunset over the water and with Mt Fuji in the background: I highly recommend anyone to go and you should get there at least an hour early to enjoy the time before it sets.
We visited Enoshima in November 2025. The abyss is on the opposite side of the bridge and it takes around 1 hour to go all the way from the bridge to the abyss. It seems there is also a boat directly from the bridge to the abyss, but when we were there the boat service was not working due to weather related reasons. The island of Enoshima is nice bad can be visited for around half a day, either before or after Kamakura. Be prepared to walk a lot and enjoy all the sightseeing in the island. If the weather is good, one can see the Fuji mountain as well.
Worth to walk more than 30 minutes to visit, perfect place to enjoy sunset with Fuji mountain
A stretch of walking down hill to reach this place. There is a good view of Mount Fuji here.
Excellent area for a sunset! We had an amazing view of the sun going down with Mount Fuji clearly visible. It was awesome sitting by the oceanside watching people fishing, taking pictures, and watching crabs dart between the rocks.
The caves below were also really cool, naturally carved by the waves. Definitely worth a walk through!
A very cool spot for lovers to hang out and anglers for fishing.
My second time here. It’s great to see the endless sea in Tokyo. Sea level raised during sunset. Stunning views. You can also see Fuji from afar.
Can be quite windy and cold so make sure you have enough jackets.
2 Chome-5-2 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Nature & Parks
Museum
Kanagawa Prefectural Shonan Coast Park is a stunning destination that offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. Stretching from Kamakura to Chigasaki, this long beach park is renowned for its vibrant surfing scene, making it a hotspot for both seasoned surfers and beginners alike. The picturesque backdrop of Enoshima Island enhances the experience, especially during sunset when the sky transforms into a canvas of colors with Mt. Fuji standing majestically in the distance.
Ideal for a walk along the beach. In winter you can see a beautiful Mount Fuji.
Matias S — Google review
We watched the sun set over Mt Fuji, with surfers swimming in the sea. It was truly an amazing sight, I think it might be the best sunset I've seen in a long time!
There's free toilets as well (not super clean, but they do the job).
You can see a beautiful view of the Fuji mountain you can spend time here to get the best view of the Fuji This is the big lake so you can drive/cycling/Walk around it you can campaign here
My family loves visiting Enoshima and the Mon' Ocean Beach Front House was very nice to stay in after a long day at the beach. The beds were very big and comfortable, the kitchen area was very modern and cute, and my family enjoyed the surfboards. I especially loved how close the house was to the beach, just a couple minute walk away.
I felt really lucky that day because the weather was so clear I could see Mt. Fuji against a breathtaking sunset. It was a magical 20 minutes that I’ll remember for a long time. If you visit Kamakura, I recommend staying until sunset—or even booking a night nearby to really enjoy it.
Nice beach to spend the day away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Yokohama. Beautiful view on Mt Fuji. It's also nice to take a longer walk along the promenade towards Enoshima whereas the closer you get towards Enoshima area the more crowded it gets.
Beautiful beach spot, you can see the lovely Fuji San 🗻
Lovely beach. Very very hot sand though, bring appropriate shoes. I'm an adult and the sand was almost unbearable to walk on for me! Gets better closer to the water obviously. No umbrellas so bring your own shade. In the parking deck there are bathrooms and a nice are to wash off at. Tons of good restaurants close also.
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Dragon Love Bell is a romantic hilltop attraction with a legendary dragon overlooking Sagami Bay. Visitors can ring the bell together and attach a lock with their names written on it to the fence, symbolizing their love. The uphill Hitachi Coastal Garden offers stunning views of Cochlea bushes turning red in autumn and various seasonal flowers that captivate tourists. Couples can partake in this unique activity, preserving lasting memories on locks or ema to revisit later.
So cool and cute. My wife and I came to put a live lock on after getting married on our trip to Japan.
Narayana D — Google review
The Dragon Love Bell (龍恋の鐘, Ryūren no Kane) is a popular romantic spot located on Enoshima Island in Japan. It's known for its beautiful ocean views and the tradition of couples ringing the bell together to bless their love. Many visitors leave love locks and plaques around the bell as a symbol of their eternal commitment. It's a cherished landmark for both tourists and locals seeking to strengthen their romantic bonds. 💕🔔
Not sure why its rated so low. It's a cute folklore and you can ring the bell
A bell visitors can ring it for happiness of love. No admission fee is required.
No tickets needed. It is a bit smaller than I expected but worth it if you don't care about walking long distances
It was a beautiful setting in the forest, with wonderful views of the coastline. A lot of locks left by lovers, over the years. A nice little excursion after a great day so sightseeing on Enoshima Island.
Unique & sweet couples' activity on visit to Enoshima. Ring the bell together and make a wish. Preserve a lasting memory on a lock or on ema which you can later re-visit. The hike up can be crowded but is lined with fun shops, vendors/food, restaurants, and nature. At the top there is a great view the surrounding areas and Mt Fuji.
Nice place overlooking the ocean. There's a selfie stand to take video and pics of yourself in front of the bell with your camera. You can also walk around the area behind the bell. There are tables to sit at and enjoy nature.
2 Chome-5 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Hilltop Shinto shrine noted for its Edo-period drawing of a glaring turtle on the ceiling.
What a stunning place to visit. There are temples and shrines. There are also cute restaurants, shops, and amazing views. There is an escalator to go up. Don't feel bad if you pay to use it. You will still get your steps in. A lot of steps. It's also where the 1964 Olympics were partially held at. It's said that a lot of cats live here. Well I saw 1 cat in a house. I saw so many beautiful hawks. Is that where the cats went?
Debra J — Google review
Peaceful shrine on top of the hill. I will strongly recommend to buy the paid escalator (2mins+) to travel up the shrine instead of walking up (20mins)
Beautiful place, can spend one day here.
Enoshima Shrine Okutsumiya, the highest one of the three main shrines of the island. The shrine was built to worship the eldest sister, Tagirihimenomikoto, who is the Goddess of the sea.
No admission fee is required as well.
One of a few shrines in the area. They have escalators that you can take to the top (charged) but I didn’t take them. It wasn’t that hard getting up there. But it’s a very nice shrine with a great view at the top. Check out this and the others if you’re in town. May be crowded around the new year time period.
Great shine and surrounding area. Lots of walking, so wear good shoes. Lots of stairs if you walk from caves to end of shopping street. Love bell and sea candle along the path from start to finish. You could spend all day here really. But we did everything at a relaxing pace and it took us around 4-5 hours maybe. Could be done quicker for sure. Good snacks and restaurants along the way too.
Beach goers destination. The Shrine is just part of the tourist destination. There's aquarium, beach surfing and a small hill to climb to spend your 1 day trip breakaways. Now in mid May still rather nice weather coupled with sunshine and beach nothing is better than that of course not forgetting the fresh seafood Japanese style meals. From Japan is just a short 2 hours drive if not a train ride may save u the hassle of finding parking lot and traffic jam. Very Hawaiian of Japanese seaside.
A beautiful relatively quiet, beach-side town not too far from Tokyo. If you go around Christmas and New Year they've set up illuminations all over the flower beds and observation tower. On clearer days Mt. Fuji is easily visible.
2 Chome-5 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Place of worship
Sacred & Religious Sites
Enoshima Daishi is a serene and beautiful shrine located on Enoshima Island. Visitors can explore the blackened walls and statues inside, created by soot from burning wood, creating a peaceful and enjoyable atmosphere. The shrine offers a unique opportunity to witness monks holding religious ceremonies and experience the calming scent of burning incense. It's described as one of the most peaceful places on the island, providing a neat, clean, and content-filled environment for visitors to enjoy.
Enoshima Daishi has a mystic and lovely atmosphere. This serene Buddhist temple, located on Enoshima Island, is surrounded by lush greenery and tranquil paths that lead to its peaceful grounds. The temple's architecture and statues exude a sense of spiritual calm, making it a perfect place for quiet reflection and meditation.
João L — Google review
I beautiful shrine to explore! The inside walls and statues are so black with soot from wood being burned. It was very peaceful and enjoyable to just sit in the shrine and take in the surroundings. The silence was very pleasing and relaxing. Highly recommend exploring here when your on visiting Enoshima Island.
It was so beautiful and peaceful inside this shrine. It smelled so good with the burning incense and you can see where the monks hold religious ceremonies. I recommend going inside because you don't get many opportunities to look around Shrines this close without being a disturbance in Japan.
It is a great place to go for a one day trip, take water with you and a lot of energy to climb many stairs!
Not your traditional looking temple but great atmosphere.
Cool temple. Part of the Shingon sect. Dedicated to Fudo Myoo. Gochuin is available here
Nice temple with some nice statues outside.
The most peaceful place i have come across in the island. its neat clean and content full that one can feel once you entered. Best place to be inside.
2 Chome-4-10 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Children's museum
Museums
Cultural center
Shonandai Cultural Center Children's Museum is an ideal destination for families seeking indoor activities during rainy days or outdoor exploration on nicer days. With a nostalgic 70's atmosphere, the facility showcases antique toys, instruments, and games from around the world that children of all ages can enjoy. Multiple stations cater to various interests, including a popular face painting station. The museum offers free parking for up to two hours, but it is unclear if charges apply thereafter.
If you're looking for a place to take the kids when it's raining this is the place! It would also be nice to explore the outside on nicer days.
My kids could have stayed here all day. I have a 6, 3 and 1 year old. The facility had a 70's vibe with antique toys, instruments and games the kids could play with from around the world. There were multiple stations they could explore. The face painting station was also a hit among many others. It's definitely worth the drive!
We were there for 2 hours and parking was free, not sure if they start charging after a certain amount of time. It's 300 yen per Adult and my 6 year old cost 100 yen. The others were free.
Cecilia C — Google review
This is a science museum. It was built in the early days while Japan's economy was still booming. The architecture is quite impressive given the age of the building. It is still beautiful, and it's a place you can spend time with your children.
The visit to the museum was a lot of fun for us (even as adults). You should be prepared for the museum to be a bit noisy, but it was worth looking at the toys, clothes, books, and musical instruments. If you have children or are interested in these topics yourself, you should visit this museum if you are nearby. I was also able to see a sumikko gurashi movie there and I had a lot of fun.
Staff are helpful. There are clear indications for tickets, QR-codes for exhibits, and facilities are generally clean. Workshops and planetarium shows have good presentation.
On weekends, holidays and during special times (mornings or just after opening) you’ll see more people. Still, even on busy days, many report you can move around and enjoy the exhibits without feeling overwhelmed. Parking can be full, so arriving early helps.
Very reasonable. Entrance fees are about ¥300 for adults, ¥100 for children for the exhibition hall; planetarium costs more (¥500/¥200 for adult/child).
Very convenient. ~5 minutes walk from Shonandai Station (Odakyu Enoshima Line / Sotetsu Izumino Line / Yokohama Blue Line) to east exit. Parking available (underground), and parking fees are partially waived/free for first 2 hours if showing museum ticket.
If you're planningto spend a ton of time here, you'll be disappointed. The exhibits on the bottom floor are easily tired of within an hour, with most of them either being basic toys or board games from around the globe, or simple science exhibits.
The floor above hosts a computer lab with some learning games, and a host of T.V.s all playing childrens programming. We didn't go to the planetarium. All in all we spent approximately 2 hours inside and that was only so we felt like we got our money's worth, despite admission being quite inexpensive.
It's cheap and is good enough for young kids but like most kids places in Fujisawa, it's showing its age and needs updating and renovating.
It's cheap and kids love it. Good for rainy days.
I have visited this place near to my residence. The architecture was really nice indeed and outstanding...
1 Chome-８ Shonandai, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 252-0804, Japan•
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Park
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Beachfront park & popular surf zone with a skate park, gardens, tennis court & park.
Nice place to surf, skate and just relax. Nice views. On a clear day, you can see mount Fuji.
SH S — Google review
This place is awesome, surf, boogie board or swim!!!
Great place for a barbecue minus the aggressive hawks and strong winds. Very popular with surfers.
One of my parks.
Great park by the sea. Every kind of transition from beginer to expert
Nice beach!
Nice relaxing park with a long beach.
A little dirty. A little crowded.
4 Chome-4-1 Kugenumakaigan, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0037, Japan•
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Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Nestled on the picturesque Enoshima Island, Kodama Shrine is a serene tribute to General Kodama Gentaro, a prominent figure from the Meiji era known for his leadership during Japan's victory in the Russo-Japanese War and his role as Governor-General of Taiwan. Established in 1918 due to his fondness for this enchanting island, the shrine offers visitors a peaceful escape from Tokyo's hustle and bustle.
Beautiful shrine in Enosima island.
Ishwori C — Google review
Really nice, would recommend to climb there.
Awesome island, if u wanna forget about Tokyo.
Just one thing was hard to take - smell. This island has a specific smell, which was really bothering.
A close friend of mine got married here, the ceremony was beautiful and so was the scenery. It was worth the trip!
Another beautiful shrine on Enoshima island well worth a visit.
Beautiful shrine. There could be a short line.
Beautiful, very popular, amazing place.
Just a cool little shrine on the island
1 Chome-4-3 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036, Japan•
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Park
Nature & Parks
Playgrounds
Shonandai Park is a picturesque and serene outdoor space that offers an idyllic setting to appreciate nature. With its lush foliage and tranquil ambiance, it serves as an ideal spot for families and children to spend quality time together. The park features various types of trees, each displaying vibrant hues that evoke a sense of relaxation and tranquility. Additionally, there are designated areas for picnics where visitors can enjoy a meal surrounded by the park's beauty.
Lovely flowers in beautiful garden . Peaceful environment. go and enjoy🌺🪷
ハナさん — Google review
A place with all the playing utilities for children. It also has a pleasant environment to just relax outside of home.
A beautiful park to enjoy under the trees.
Spring is so beautiful here. There are different trees whose colours will give you a feeling of relaxation and calm.
Good place for children and family out going.
There are park for picnic and several kid machines for playing.
There are toilet (old), vending machine.
Nice place 24/7. Good for relaxed walk.
Blue Sky
Lovely place to hang out and play
Pigeons and sakura are beautiful
番, 7 Chome-１６-16 Shonandai, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 252-0804, Japan•
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Science Museums
The Nihon University Bioresource Sciences College Museum, which was temporarily closed to the public due to the coronavirus crisis, will be reopening on April 3, 2020. To visit the museum, visitors are required to make a reservation through the website at least 10 days in advance and obtain a tour badge from the guard station on the day of their visit. The museum is located on a campus with strict security measures in place. Unauthorized entry is strictly prohibited.
(Translated by Google) It's on the left after entering the main gate of Nihon University.
There is no parking lot or bicycle parking lot.
Either use public transportation or park at a coin parking lot and walk.
1st grade boy
It's great to be able to see animals so closely! I was impressed!
I would like you to go there at least once.
It's not in a case, but you shouldn't touch it. Therefore, it is not suitable for very small children.
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日大の正門入って左手にあります。
駐車場、駐輪場は無し。
公共機関を使ってくるか、コインパーキングに停めて徒歩で行きます。
小1男子
こんな近くで動物をじっくり観れて最高！と感動してました！
ぜひ一度行ってほしい。
特にケースに入ってないですが、触ることはNG。なのであまり小さいお子さんには向きません。
M — Google review
(Translated by Google) There are skeletal remains of rhinos, camels, elephants, giraffes, orangutans, lions, and bats. We also have stuffed brown bears, Asian black bears, ibises, crocodiles, armadillos, and kangaroos.
There was also a newborn leopard cub, a stuffed white tiger cub, and a boar fetus pickled in formalin.
Since the exhibits are close, you should be careful not to touch or bump into the skeletal specimens.
After registering at the guard room at the main gate, go to the museum. No signature required. free. Reservations are no longer necessary
Part of the museum is currently closed to visitors due to renovation work (marine life corner). Please check on the official website
There is no parking lot. There is a private parking lot nearby that can be rented by the hour. Cannot use school cafeteria
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サイ、ラクダ、ゾウ、キリン、オラウータン、ライオン、コウモリの骨格標本があります。ヒグマ、ツキノワグマ、トキ、ワニ、アルマジロ、カンガルーの剥製もあります
ヒョウの生まれたての嬰児、ホワイトタイガーの幼獣の剥製、イノシシの胎児のホルマリン漬けもありました
展示物との距離が近いので 骨格標本に触れたり、ぶつかったりしないように気をつけた方がいいと思います
正門の守衛室で受付してから 博物館に行きます。署名は必要ありません。無料。予約の必要は無しになりました
現在 改修工事のため一部が見学できません(海洋生物のコーナー)。オフィシャルサイトで確認してください
駐車場はなし。近隣に時間貸しの民間駐車場があります。学食の利用はできません
(Translated by Google) It's located within the university.
It happened to be an open day for the 2nd and 3rd floor areas.
It was agriculture and beetles.
In addition to bones, there were many other specimens on display.
It's very satisfying to be able to see so much for free.
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大学内にあります。
たまたま2階3階エリアの開放日でした。
農業と甲虫でした。
骨以外も標本など多数展示されていました。
無料でこれだけ見れるのはとても満足感があります。
(Translated by Google) This museum is a hidden gem that is highly recommended.
It's best to visit on a Thursday when you can see the second and third floors as well. Advance reservations are required.
The exhibits are designed to be easy to understand, such as displaying stuffed animals and skeletal specimens side by side. Preservation of animal fetuses and internal organs in formalin for research purposes is very irritating, so please be careful if you are not used to doing so. The colored transparent specimens are beautiful.
The butterfly specimens on the third floor were accompanied by a map of where they were collected, which was very informative.
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この博物館は、かなりお勧めの穴場です。
2階と3階も見られる木曜日に訪問すると良いです。事前予約が必要です。
剥製と骨格標本を並べて展示するなど、理解しやすいように工夫されています。研究のための動物の胎児や内臓のホルマリン漬けは刺激が強いので、見慣れていない方はご注意ください。着色された透明標本は美しいです。
3階の蝶の標本は、採集地の地図が添えられていて勉強になりました。
(Translated by Google) In addition to bones, the museum also has a wide range of exhibits, including stuffed animals, transparent specimens, a rare butterfly collection, rice cultivation exhibits, agricultural machinery, livestock specimens, and more. Be careful, as there are anatomical specimens (viewer discretion is advised) at the back of the exhibition room on the second floor. *Exhibitions on the second and third floors are only open on Thursdays and Saturdays. 2025/6/12
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骨以外にも、剥製や、透明標本、珍しい蝶のコレクション、稲作に関する展示、農機具、家畜標本等、カバー範囲は広く、深みもある。2階の展示室の奥には、解剖標本(閲覧注意)があるので、気を引き締めること。※2階と3階の展示は木、土曜日のみ。2025/6/12
(Translated by Google) Although it was closed to the public due to the coronavirus pandemic, it will be open to the public again from Monday, April 3, 2020.
However, advance reservations are required, and you must make a reservation using the web form 10 to 1 day before the tour, and then register at the gatehouse on the day of the tour to receive a tour badge.
In addition, due to the recent situation regarding Nihon University, the security system on the campus where this museum is located is extremely strict, and even after visiting the museum, non-school personnel are not allowed to enter the cafeteria, shop, library, etc. on campus. Visiting is strictly prohibited.
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コロナ禍により一般公開は中止していましたが、令和５年４月３日(月)より、再び一般公開されるようになりました。
ただし、事前予約制で、見学の10日前～前日までにWEBフォームからの予約を行い、当日は守衛所で受付をして見学章の交付を受ける必要があります。
なお、日大に関する昨今の状況もあって、この博物館があるキャンパス内の警備体制は非常に厳しく、博物館見学のついでであっても、キャンパス内の食堂や売店、図書館などへの学校関係者以外の立ち寄り等は固く禁止されています。
(Translated by Google) On Sundays when the campus is open, the general public is allowed to enter without reservations, so I took a tour.I had seen skeletal specimens of elephants, giraffes, and lions at museums around the country, so I didn't have any particular impressions. It was a little surprising to see that there were skeletal specimens of dogs and cats in addition to domestic animals. Fortunately, there were a lot of people there. I might have felt a little sad if I was alone and looked at the bones of a cat. It's such a unique museum!
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オープンキャンパスの日曜日は予約なしの一般者入館可能とのことで見学 ゾウとかキリンとかライオンとかの骨格標本は各地博物館でも見学しましたので 特に感想もなし……だったのですが ウマ うし 豚 ニワトリ の家畜の他にイヌもネコも骨格標本になっているのは ちょっと驚き たくさんの人がいるのが幸い ひとりきりでネコのホネみたらちょっと悲しくなったかも…というくらいにユニークな博物館で◎です！
(Translated by Google) Visited on a weekday off
I didn't need to show any ID when entering the university campus or the museum. Nihon Heiwa
You can get pretty close to the exhibits, and the explanations are written about the characteristics of the skeletons, so it's educational to be able to look at the actual items while looking at them.
There were also specimens of living creatures collected in the area, and the explanations were very enthusiastic.
I thought it would be very fun to compare the skeletons of apes with human models, even if they were just models.
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平日お休みに訪問
大学構内に入るとき、博物館に入るとき、共に身分証の提示とかは不要でした。日本平和
展示物にはかなり近寄って観ることができ、解説も骨格の特徴について書かれており、それを見ながら現物を確認できて勉強になります。
また周辺で採取した生物の標本もありこれらの説明には熱が入っておりよかった。
類人猿の骨格標本の辺りに模型で良いのでヒトもあると見比べられてとても楽しいのではないかと思いました。
博物館, 1866 Kameino, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 252-0813, Japan•
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