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.

This is a good hike to reach the temple. There is an elevator nearby for a fee. It did feel rewarding to walk up to the top and it did not take too long. Other than that this seemed very unremarkable. This is an easy skip if you are short on time.

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 😅)

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!

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.

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.

Honestly, it was more that we had to pass through to get to the observation tower. That being said, it was well-illuminated at night. Not blindingly bright like some other places I've been to.

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.

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.

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.

First time trying onsen,, it was incredible experience

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!

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 😍

(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〜

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!)

Enoshima caves were worth the time and effort to visit. Good fishing spot too, if you like fishing, just make sure you bring your baits. The walk to get to the caves is long. Make sure you are wearing your trusted running or walking shoes. There are lots of spots to take good photos from as well.

Western breakfast place if you start your day early before 10am. Simple ok place for eggs and pancake place.

Chanced upon this place after watching the sunset opposite the road. It’s a quaint little restaurant with some hawaii vibes. Can’t go wrong with anything that has eggs in them! They have some hawaiian inspired dishes too.

We went on weekday at afternoon so there is not very crowded. We ordered an egg benedict with salmon and avocado, cheese omelet and strawberry pancake as dessert. The portion is large and delicious, the roasted potatoes are also attractive and yummy. The cream of pancake tasted like fresh milk and was not greasy, the strawberries were very fresh too.

It's ok, sometimes it's just loud inside. Food is average.

Awful. Maybe too many tourists and they don’t expect any return customers. We ordered Eggs Benedict and blueberry waffle for breakfast. They offered me to choose grilled potatoes or French fries to go with the Eggs Benedict. The grilled potatoes was the saltiest and softest form of potato I had ever put in my mouth. After the first bite, I told the waiter that the flavours are not right and asked for the potatoes to be replaced. He said the flavours can’t be changed in a rough manner. The sorry was not sincere at all. So, I just finished the Eggs Benedict which tasted normal but not impressive. The blueberry waffle was another disappointment. The waffle was poured over blueberry sauce and sweetened blueberries on top when served. However, the blueberry sauce went straight into the centre of the waffle so the texture was like a shoe sole. The waiters don’t seem to pass on customer feedback to the kitchen and stayed away from our table. Even though there long queues in other branches the food is overrated. Literally just some ‘eggs n some not very nice things’.

I love eggs and when I saw this restaurant I pinned it immediately on my Maps and went there for dinner. They also have vegetarian options available, which is great! I had a vegetarian Eggs Benedict with potatoes and a vegetarian omelette with toast. The Eggs Benedict was great and so were the potatoes. Good size, well cooked, well balanced flavours. The omelette, on the other hand, was a bit disappointing as I found it pretty tasteless - too much butter, it covered all the other flavours. I also tried an Açai and Yogurt smoothie, which was amazing. Not too sweet.

This is the second Eggs n' Things I have been to and just like the one in Kyoto, this is a great spot. The food and drinks are great and they do have an English menu. I recommend any of the burgers if you aren't into breakfast foods. I had the avocado burger and it was great. The lava flow alcoholic frozen cocktail was delicious and perfect for the Summer.

Definitely not what we thought it would be. We both had pizza. It was "okay." I'd not order it again. The bottom of the crust was kind of soggy. The outer edge was good. One of the cheeses on the 4 cheese is bleu cheese. We probably should have asked what kind of cheeses were on there.

They got a little busy so they didn’t clear our table and placed the bill on the table before we ordered our after meal coffee and desserts.white chocolate macadamia nut gelato was not good the nuts are raw and not roasted. Tiramisu was fine. Chiffon cake was dense. Chocolate moose cake with raspberry sauce was ok.

Great view of the ocean, service overall was good and attentive. The salad sauce offered is something new, unique and refreshing. The pasta noodles were good as well with the toppings of the small fish complimenting the rest of the dish. Pizza was well cooked with nice crunch to the crust. Definitely recommended.

This was a great Italian restaurant located right by the water. It has plenty of seats so it’s suitable for a large group. Do be aware that it can get quite busy so you might have to wait awhile to be seated. The food was great and reasonably priced and I was very satisfied with the portion sizes. I love the atmosphere and the restaurant staff were very friendly. If you’re in the area I highly recommend this restaurant. Definitely worth the wait.

Good food but a little pricey for your average person. If you don’t care about price, the quality of food is great, so munch away! The food is clearly better than your average restaurant where you pay around 1000 yen. The price for pasta and pizza is around 1600 yen per dish and you can taste the difference. They have a kids menu and the pasta is around 660 yen and the kids liked it, but maybe not enough for big eaters. The one thing is the wait was pretty long to get a seat. We came at 11:30 but had to wait until 13:00 or so to finally get seated. Also, you can park at the big parking lot adjacent to the restaurant. If you spend over 2000 yen you can park there for two hours. Great food and it is a restaurant that I think it would be great for dates or special occasions.

Visited in a regular Sunday! Maybe because it was dinner time, we had to wait 45 minutes... But after eating, I can say it was worth the wait. Staff: not super friendly but they did things quick and accurately. I never had to ask for anything twice (which sadly happens at many restaurants) Baby/kids friendly: allowed us to leave the stroller at the entrance, prepared high chair for our son (2yo). Food: great! I don't have fancy words to express it but it was great! Price: not bad. 1 drink each, 6 dishes shared with 3 people 4000 yen (40 bucks) each. Food was more than enough that towards the end... We thought we might not be able to finish them all!

Tastiest pizza I had in months. Food is delicious undoubtedly. Even vegetarians can find the best dishes out there.

I tried this place as it was recommended to have the freshest white bait. We tried the raw boiled and fried versions and the raw one tasted the best, the fish being soft and naturally sweet. Portions were generous and overall was good value for money

I enjoyed an Enoshima-themed Meal (¥4180) at a local seafood restaurant, featuring a Seafood Donburi, Whitebait Tempura, Chawanmushi with Whitebait, Grilled Turban Shellfish, and Miso Soup with Sea Lettuce. The Seafood Donburi was packed with fresh, umami seafood atop vinegared rice that seemed endless. The Whitebait Tempura was crispy and huge but slightly plain without the dipping sauce. The Chawanmushi was smooth and comforting, while the Grilled Turban Shellfish had juicy, chewy meat with a shoyu flavour. The Miso Soup was warm and soothing. I also tried the Whitebait Tofu (¥550), a unique, handmade tofu with a firm texture and rich taste. The portions were surprisingly large, making the meal both filling and satisfying!

A popular restaurant in Enoshima, which is famous for its whitebait kamameshi(kettle rice). Prepared for a long waiting here. It’s highly recommended to come earlier to get the waiting number.

TabiEats recommended this place! We knew Enoshima was renowned for their Shirasu (white bait) and this was a great spot! There is a choice between raw and cooked Shirasu, so be sure to try both! They have set lunches, which portions are huge and affordable.

🐟 When in Enoshima, trying shirasu, or whitebait, is an absolute must! These tiny, delicate fish are a local specialty, often served fresh or boiled, and offer a unique taste of coastal Japan. We decided to try ours at Tobiccho, a well-loved spot known for its shirasu dishes, and it didn’t disappoint. The fish was prepared to perfection, with a light, fresh flavor that’s hard to describe—delicate yet full of umami, a true representation of Japanese coastal cuisine. While my wife and I savored every bite, the kids weren’t quite as thrilled—perhaps an acquired taste that they’ll come to appreciate in time! Still, it was fun for them to experience a new and traditional dish, and they loved watching the vibrant activity in the restaurant, which added to the experience. Tobiccho offers shirasu in various forms, from donburi bowls to sushi and salads, allowing you to enjoy this local delicacy in different ways. The atmosphere is lively, and the restaurant staff are friendly and helpful, making it a pleasant experience for families and food enthusiasts alike. For anyone visiting Enoshima, I highly recommend trying shirasu. It’s a unique and delicious way to connect with the region’s food culture, and Tobiccho is the perfect place to start. Even if it’s a new flavor for the family, the experience of trying such a local delicacy is one of those travel memories that stays with you.

Maybe because it’s a rainy day, there are not much people than usual. It only took me around 5mins to wait for the queue(4tables). The rice are good with a large quantity. Good restaurant

white bait raw/boiled with tuna “salad” sort of, it was super interesting and a lovely new dish to try. wasn’t too salty like some other whitebait dishes I’ve tried. no queue at all, with a nice view of the sea…sashimi was super fresh too. waiters spoke English, the whitebait bread was surprisingly really good

(Translated by Google) A Chinese restaurant in Nagago, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture. It is a local chain restaurant operated and developed by Furuya Co., Ltd., which has its headquarters in the city, Kanagawa Prefecture. I visited for lunch. I ordered Sanmamen and gyoza. Sanmamen is ramen topped with a thick sauce containing lots of vegetables and pork. It is very delicious when you mix the vegetables with the thick noodles and the sauce with just the right amount of saltiness. Furuya is a local chain restaurant known as Fujisawa's soul food. I lived in Fujisawa City when I was a university student, but I had never been there at the time, so I'm glad I went this time. Thank you for the meal. (Original) 神奈川県藤沢市長後にある中華料理屋さん。同県同市内に本社を構える、（株）古久家が運営・展開するローカルチェーン店。ランチで訪問。サンマーメンと餃子を注文。サンマーメンはたくさんの野菜と豚肉が入ったあんがのったラーメン。野菜とちょうど良い塩梅のあん、太麺と絡めて食べるととても美味しいです。古久家はふじさわのソウルフードと称される、ローカルチェーン店です。大学生の時に藤沢市にすんでいましたが、当時は入ったことなかったけど今回行けてよかった。ごちそうさまでした。

(Translated by Google) I visited for lunch. I'd only been to the Furukuya at Fujisawa Station, and didn't know the menu items were different at each store. And this was the portion for lunch. I didn't know ramen came with the meal, so I ate too much. It was delicious. The clientele is on the older side. The store is spacious. A wide variety of menu items. In front of the station. (Original) ランチで訪問しました。 藤沢駅の古久家しか行ったことなかったけど、店舗でメニューの種類が違うとは知らなかった。 しかもランチでこの量。 ラーメン付くの知らなくて食べすぎました。 美味しかったです。 客層は年齢高め。 店内広い。 メニュー豊富。 駅前。

(Translated by Google) 1 minute walk from the east exit of Nago Station on the Odakyu Enoshima Line Counter seats and table seats available The staff was nice and the atmosphere was comfortable. (Original) 小田急江ノ島線長後駅東口より徒歩１分 カウンター席、テーブル席あり 店員さんが良い雰囲気で居心地良かったです

(Translated by Google) This is a Chinese restaurant that operates in and around Fujisawa City, and I went there for dinner. I ordered a dinner set (beer, fried chicken) with a stir-fried vegetable set meal and gyoza. The set meal included stir-fried vegetables, soup ramen, rice, pressed greens, almond tofu, and an optional gyoza, so it was a huge meal, but the taste of everything was satisfying. Rather than being delicious, I think it's a restaurant where you can order anything with peace of mind. (Original) 藤沢市とその周辺で展開する中華料理店ですが夕食を食べるために利用しました。 野菜炒め定食餃子付きに晩酌セット（ビール、唐揚げ）を注文しました。 定食は野菜炒め、スープラーメン、ご飯、搾菜、杏仁豆腐にオプションの餃子も付けたので凄いボリュームになりましたがどれも満足できる味でした。 美味しいというより安心して何でも注文できるお店だと思います。

(Translated by Google) The sanmamen was delicious. The price of the ramen was higher than I expected, but it's a normal price given the current situation. It also seemed like a good place to go for a quick drink. (Original) サンマーメン美味しかったです。 ラーメンの価格は思ったよりは高めでしたがご時世的には普通の価格。 ちょい飲みに使うのもよさそうな感じでした。

(Translated by Google) Light soy sauce ramen Not a family-style ramen When it comes to sanmamen, Kokuya is the place to go The gyoza is delicious More spacious and comfortable than the Fujisawa Station store (Original) あっさり系の醤油ラーメン 家系ではない サンマーメンといったら古久家 餃子が美味しい 藤沢駅の店舗より広々していて居心地がいい

(Translated by Google) This is a long-established chain in southern Kanagawa Prefecture. It has become more of a chain format than it used to be, but the food is delicious and it is popular. (Original) 神奈川県南部の老舗チェーンです。昔に比べてチェーンぽいフォーマットになってきましたが食べ物はおいしくて人気があります。

I have a great experience at this nice seafood restaurant. Having the famous different kinds of local fish , they cooked in different ways and it is so very good. Enjoying the beautiful scenery of the bay, the views outside the windows are just like many hanging pictures on the wall. Hope to bring my family to come next time.

It's a hidden restaurant right next to the aquarium, with great ambiance. Allows you to eat right on front of the water. Definitely feels like a higher end restaurant though the prices are still very fair.

Hidden gem near Enoshima. We came for dinner and were very impressed by the fresh ingredients, friendly staff and great view over the water. Aside from the rice bowls, it offers seasonal menu featuring fresh seafood and local products. The rice bowl, grilled fish, fish livers, and salad were all great. We were seated at the outdoor areas and enjoyed the great view. Would definitely come back if we're around Enoshima in the future.

Amazing random find on our day trip to Enoshima. So lovely the atmosphere. The food was so delicious.

It is such a nice spot. The fish is good and fresh! And their soda is really good! I love the refreshing ginger taste!

The food was excelent, the view amazing and the service was outstanding ...I completely recommend this place

Warm, friendly service with a relaxing atmosphere and very good food.

Good atmosphere and taste Please note that only cash

If you want to eat 揚げ物 , You can't go wrong by selecting there.

The food was sumptuous and delicious.Their services was great too

Very good food!

(Translated by Google) This delicious tonkatsu restaurant is located on the way to Enoshima. The loin cutlet (220g/2,800 yen) is very filling, soft, and juicy! I highly recommend it. The ginger pork (1,300 yen) is also very tasty, and my personal favorite is eating it with homemade mayonnaise. You can have as much cabbage and rice as you like, and the portions are enough to satisfy even a man. This is the perfect place for lunch while driving. (Original) 江ノ島へ向かう途中にある美味しいとんかつ屋さん。 ロースカツ（220g／2,800円）はボリューム満点で柔らかくジューシー！おすすめです。 生姜焼き（1,300円）もかなり美味しく、自家製マヨネーズをつけて食べるのが個人的にお気に入り。 キャベツとライスはおかわり自由で、男性でもしっかり満足できる量です。 ドライブ途中のランチにもぴったりなお店です。

(Translated by Google) I had the chicken cutlet set meal on Saturday lunchtime. First of all, I was surprised by the portion size. All this for just 1,350 yen!? The thick, juicy chicken cutlet was so crispy that the batter popped. I'm sensitive to the strong smell of meat, but this meat had almost no odor, and it was delicious with both sauce and soy sauce. The miso soup and pickles were also calming with their gentle umami flavors. One thing to note is that they have a rice refill system. You can have one bowl for free. Be careful not to order a large portion (100 yen) without realizing this. It was a wonderful restaurant with a great, old-fashioned set meal atmosphere. Thank you. (Original) 土曜日のお昼にチキンカツ定食をいただきました。まず定食のボリュームにびっくり。こんなについて1350円！？ 肉厚ジューシーなチキンカツは、衣が弾けるほどサックサクです。お肉の臭みに弱い私ですが、このお肉は臭みがほとんどなく、ソースだけでなくお醤油でもおいしくいただけました。お味噌汁やお新香もやさしい旨味で落ち着きます。一点注意したいのは、ご飯のおかわり制度があることです。１杯までなら無料でいただけます。これを知らずに大盛り（100円）を頼んでしまわないようにお気をつけくださいませ。昔ながらの定食屋の雰囲気もGOODなステキなお店でした。ありがとうございました。

(Translated by Google) I usually order the three-color roll, but this time I tried the pork fillet cutlet! It was very delicious 🤤 The three-color roll is good, but the shiso roll is by far the best, so next time I'll just order the shiso roll. I thought it would be hard to find a parking spot in front of the store, but thankfully there was a parking spot behind the store!! (Original) いつもは3色巻きを注文してましたが、今回ヒレカツを注文してみました！とてもおいしかったです🤤3色も美味しいですが、シソ巻きが断然美味しいので、次はしそのみで注文しようかと思ってます。 駐車場はお店の前はへたくそには停めづらいなーと思っていたら、お店裏にも停めるところがあり助かりました！！

The food was great! Nice place to reward yourself after climbing all the way to the top. I had this meal after walking from Kamakura to Enoshima, and then going up to the top. The trains were too crowded that day so walking seemed like a better option. The food I was able to eat after that journey is definitely something to remember.

Great place to enjoy enoshima view from up the mountain. You can see directly to the sea in the terrace. However you have to wait a bit long for the place to be available. It can be helped since many people visit the island daily. At that time we waited for around 50 minutes. we had vegetarian pizza and long potato menu. The pizza is so good. Juicy and crunchy. I particularly like the avocado on top of the pizza. The long potato is very tasty and crunchy also. The staff are kind. You can pay cashless by card, or qr code application such as paypay. The menu however a bit expensive due to the location.

Very nice cafe. Great experience. Would recommend pizza and the burger. You can taste the literal depth of the sea while eating the burger. Prolly not going back though. Recommended!

Surprisingly, the duck curry was amazing. The garlic bread too. Our server unfortunately forgot my Hokkaido ice cream which is minor but overall good experience. Great view for sunset watching. It gets chilly at night.

Great place to enjoy the delicious lunch with an amazing and mind blowing ocean view one the terrace. Food and drinks were so delicious and reasonably priced. Staffs were friendly too. I had grilled chicken and Shirasu pizza and hot lemonade. Everything I had were super delicious! Really recommend the terrace seat!

You get an awesome view of the sea. There is indoor and outdoor seating. The food was good (I got pizza) and the service was fine. I recommend this place either for a meal or just for a pause (something like coffee and cake) in the outdoor area

A pretty iconic place to visit as you'll always remember a great meal on the porch of this island restaurant overlooking the sea. Food is nice with a varied menu, good for sharing and trying different things. Very good service also. Probably as good as you'll find for Italian food in Japan. I recommend the affogato, it tasted very authentic!

The quality of food is not very well in general, nth I will recommend, but, the price is almost 50% higher than other restaurants nearby. I feel it’s like a scam ….. After the meal and on the way back to the town, I found a normal seafood don costs ¥2650 here , while most of the others cost around ¥ 1600… A tempura set costs ¥3150 here, while most of the others are around ¥2000… In short, taste no good while it charges much higher than others almost 50%. Please consider if you would like to visit it.

The food quality was poor, and the service was incredibly lacking. I believe the staff may have been indifferent towards foreign customers who are unfamiliar with Japanese dining customs. The elderly waitresses disregarded my repeated requests for water and a children's plate, and the same occurred at another table. The prices were quite high. We ordered two pieces of abalone for over 3000 yen, but they were very small and bland. From the outside, the restaurant appears to be quite large with three stories, but based on my experience, I would not recommend it to foreign visitors.

This spot was recommended by my local tour guide to try out fresh seafood donbori. I ordered the Kaisen-don which includes many fresh sashimi & fresh whitebait. Love the freshness of the bowl and enjoyed every single bite. It may be a tourist trap, but i find this spot offers good donbori.

Great if you're looking for local food

Ordered the kaisendon. The quality of the sashimi seems really bad, especially compared to before. I ordered the 2500 yen kaisendon with the 500 yen B set with chawanmushi and miso soup. I’m honestly not sure how you can make chawanmushi taste bad, but it was not very good.

It was a terrible experience in Japan, the first time we ever felt like that The staff told us to just wait for a moment, finally we waited for nearly an hour, it's seems no one knows we are waiting, until we ask again. When we sited, the truly is that there are so many vacancies table, but no staff to clean up. Totally agree with the review yesterday "If you look at the sample outside and the real one, the sashimi is probably the pack sashimi sold at the supermarket" it's the worst seafood bowl that I have tasted in Japan, not worth the money Attached photo is the seafood bowl, cost 2,300Yen

Delicious food with great view of the sea. Very popular shop as it was very crowded when I visited. Easy to find too ! Recommend to try !!

The place is likely popular due to the beautiful view. We thought the food was OK -- we've been spoiled by the ramen that we've eaten at in Tokyo where they are making the noodles fresh. These ramen noodles were the same you get in packages in the US.

Great view with yummy food!! It was worth for a wait. It was weekday but still took at least 30 mins at 2pm if you want to outdoor seating.

The best part about Uomi-tei is definitely the view — you get a beautiful look out over the sea while enjoying your meal. The restaurant has plenty of windows and even outdoor seating, creating an atmosphere that perfectly fits Enoshima. The food itself was decent, though not particularly standout, but the price and quality were fair. Service was okay, though it didn’t quite feel up to par compared to other restaurants I’ve been to in Japan. Overall, Uomi-tei is worth visiting for the view and ambiance alone, even if the food and service don’t completely impress.

Great spot to watch if you reserve for an outdoor table on a sunny day. The food was great! We really enjoyed the seaweed ramen.

What a convenient shop to rest for a hearty warm lunch from the walking. The wait was super quick. The staff were attentive and very friendly. Ordering was straightforward and the food came out surprisingly quick, yet the food was what we were expecting. Prices were reasonable. Stunning view of the bay. Highly recommend it when visiting Enoshima.

I got lured into this cliffside restaurant by empty turbo shells next to the entrance, but I found out that the actual turbo shell that was served was much smaller in size. The squid and the sashimi salads were delightful, though. I definitely recommend sitting outside for the stunning view, as I was able to watch local kites dancing in the sky.

The air conditioning was strong enough as it was hot and humidity outside. Went during being of august. Food was not too bad.

Good food especially for this price. People say every Ohsho store tastes different - I can say this one tastes nice! It’s not fine food and it’s definitely not the best out there, but it’s decent (especially considering the price). The restaurant is a bit small and it seems to be quite popular in Fujisawa so be prepared to wait in line. Takeout is also available and that could save you some time. I recommend visiting this store if you’re in the area and it isn’t busy!

The seats in the restaurant are very cramped, making it feel quite crowded. The staff had some difficulty communicating in simple English (though I wasn't too surprised). However, the dumplings were quite delicious.

Okay food. Not too expensive. Toilet is dirty.

This restaurant is narrow and old.But,Gyoza is delicious.

Nor parking place.not only car and bicycle,

(Translated by Google) - The counter seats on the first floor are close together (if the person next to you orders a lot of food, their food will barely fit on your shoulder). - The gyoza is quite inconsistent. - The food is generally delicious. - The counter seats on the first floor are barely air-conditioned. - The atmosphere on the first floor is gloomy. - The floor is greasy. - Drinks are served quickly. - Close to the station. - Popular restaurant/frequently crowded. (Original) ・1階カウンター席は間隔狭め（隣が頼む料理が多いと自分の肩より自分側に隣の人の料理がギリ入ります） ・餃子はかなりブレあり ・料理は全体的に美味しい ・1階カウンター席は冷房がほぼ効いてない ・1階はどんよりした雰囲気 ・床が油っぽい ・ドリンクの提供早め ・駅近 ・人気店/混雑多め

(Translated by Google) I visited with my two children. The staff were just inconsiderate. The plates were dirty. They even forgot to serve cold water. It's really unusable. This Osho restaurant is old and hasn't improved much. I wish the staff would stop getting angry in front of customers. It makes the food taste bad. (Original) 2人の子連れで伺った。 店員がとにかく気が効かない。 皿は汚い。 お冷も出し忘れる。 ほんとにつかえない。 ここの王将は、古い割に進歩ない。 客前で、スタッフ怒るのもやめてほしい。 食事がまずくなる。

Well organized airport that’s easy to navigate. Check-in and security are usually smooth and the staff are helpful. There are plenty of shops and restaurants inside so waiting for your flight isn’t boring. Facilities are clean and comfortable, and the transportation options to and from Tokyo are very convenient. Overall a good airport experience whether you’re arriving or departing.

Narita international airport is one of two airports serving tokyo. It's well connected to the rest of Asia, Europe and America, as Japan becomes a tourism hotspot. The airport features excellent train service that is very frequent, along with limousine bus services, making it very accessible by public transit, like most things in Japan. The interior is extremely clean, and the toilets are magnificently delightful, much nicer than ones ife seen in MLE, CMB, COK and KUL.

One of the best airports worldwide. Comfortable seating. Tax free shops. Clean and comfortable toilets. Appreciated the Pokémon store and the many food options. Excellent boarding experience. The vending machines sell drinks at the same price you would find them outside the airport.

Narita International Airport truly lives up to Japan’s reputation for efficiency and hospitality. From the moment I arrived, the staff were polite, helpful, and always ready to assist. The entire airport is clean, well organized, and easy to navigate, even for first-time travelers. Security and immigration processes were handled smoothly, with clear signs in multiple languages guiding passengers every step of the way. The waiting lounges are comfortable, and the wide selection of shops and restaurants makes any layover enjoyable. What stood out most was the calm atmosphere and the thoughtful touches everywhere—from spotless restrooms to convenient charging stations and reliable free Wi-Fi. Transportation options to and from Tokyo are also very convenient, with express trains and airport buses that run on time. Overall, Narita Airport offers a world-class travel experience that reflects the warmth and precision of Japanese culture. I would gladly travel through Narita again.

Amazing airport. As a tourist, I found my experience here very well accommodated for. Staff were very hospitable and reliable. Airport is very easy to navigate with information desks scattered all over the terminals in multiple languages. There are convenient bus links right outside the arrivals gate that go to Tokyo station for a very affordable price. In addition, a 7eleven atm that is compatible with most western foreign master and visa cards to withdraw yen as cash. Lots of shopping options available for last minute gifts. Departing can be a bit tricky. There are 3 terminals and can ask the staff or read the electronic display to know which flight your flight is leaving from. Terminal 1 isn't attached to terminal 2 and 3, so consider coming 30min earlier in addition to the 3 hours in case your flight departs from terminal 1. Narita airport is very efficient and well thought out. Only recommendation would be more online resources available in multiple languages for foreign visitors to learn how the buses work before their travel as most bus workers weren't fluent in English when attempting to help. Highly recommend Visit Japan Web for foreigners to get the QR code for express entry. The government has been doing an amazing job helping as visitors feel welcome.

Narita International Airport (NRT), also called New Tokyo International Airport, is Tokyo's secondary international airport, located in Chiba Prefecture, about 60 km (37 miles) east of central Tokyo. It is the main gateway for many first-time visitors to Japan, offering a wide range of facilities like currency exchange, restaurants, shopping, and transportation options including the Narita Express and Skyliner trains, with three terminals connected by shuttle buses. Terminals: The airport has three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3, with connecting shuttle buses. Facilities & Services Dining & Shopping: Narita Airport offers numerous dining options, shopping outlets, including luxury brands, gift shops, and stores selling Japanese snacks and souvenirs. Visitor Services: You can find information booths, currency exchange, ATMs, post offices, and assistance for shipping items within Japan at the airport. Connectivity: For staying connected, the airport provides vending machines for international SIM cards and eSIM options. Child Accommodations: The airport provides facilities such as changing tables. Accessibility: Entrances, parking, and restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Getting to/from the Airport Train: The Narita Express and Skyliner trains provide convenient access to Tokyo and other parts of Japan from the airport's basement. Bus: Buses are also available for transportation to the city center. Car: Car rental and taxi services are available for a direct route to your destination.

This airport was not amazing and not bad, it was just fine. The staff was friendly, the signs were displayed clearly so it was easy to get around. There was a smoking area outside the bus terminal which was nice because you're not allowed to smoke on the street in Japan.

Many information desks and welcome Centers to make navigation easier, especially for tourists. Very helpful and courteous airport staff. It's connected to the railway stations on the lower floors and there are also restaurants and convenient stores. There are comfortable seats available around the airport as well as h charging stations. Many vending machines and claw machines.

Haneda Airport is truly one of the best airports in the world. From the moment you arrive, everything feels seamless—clean, efficient, and well-organized. The signage is clear, making it easy to navigate even for first-time visitors, and security and immigration move quickly compared to many major airports. The terminals are modern, bright, and filled with a wide range of dining and shopping options, from authentic Japanese restaurants to luxury boutiques. The staff are courteous and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. Amenities like spotless restrooms, clean showers, and comfortable seating areas make layovers far more enjoyable. Transportation to and from the city is also incredibly convenient. Haneda combines Japanese hospitality with world-class efficiency, making travel smooth and stress-free.

Haneda Airport is busy at all times — even at 7:00 AM, it’s filled with students and tourists. The place is lively, energetic, and huge, with plenty of restaurants to choose from. You definitely won’t go hungry here! ✈️🍱☕️

Haneda Airport is one of the cleanest airports I’ve seen right next to Changi in Singapore. Very organized and well-maintained, you can do lots of things there with plan spotting at the observation deck. The Terminal 3 is very easy to navigate. Can’t wait to see Japan again in the future!

Upstairs, there’s a Don Quijote. You don’t need to worry about buying souvenirs elsewhere because this airport has everything! I even forgot to bring my child’s milk bottle, and luckily I found one there. The price was the same as outside The halal food is delicious and the portions are big!

Very efficient, don't have to walk as much to get to your departure gate, there are outlets for almost every seat at each gate if you want to charge your phone or PC, there is a hot water fountain if you have your own tea bags. On top of that, the airport is like a combination of Little Tokyo and a museum.

There are many nice restaurants and gift shops where people literally line up. If you are visiting Tokyo, when you return, give yourself more than 3 hours after immigration if you want to enjoy Japanese food for the last time before you leave and also buy souvenirs. We had three hours and it wasn’t enough.