When you travel, there are few areas that resonated strongly in your mind and heart as a place of tranquility. Many people find being in the mountains, near waterfalls or a beach as areas of tranquility, and I found an area that really made a Read More …
For anyone visiting Enoshima Island, one of the cool sites to see is the Zuishinmon. While walking through the Benzaiten Nakamise Street (a busy street filled with restaurants, inns and shops), it will lead you to an area known as Monzen-machi (Temple Town). And Read More …
At Enoshima Island is a location called “Yama Futatsu” (Divide between Two Mountains). The location is a boundary dividing Enoshima Island in two. And a theory is that over the ages, the tides have eroded the area along the geologic stratum and formed a large Read More …
As Tobiccho is well-known for its shirasu-don, it’s also well-known for its market as it’s a place in Enoshima Island where people can purchase fresh shirasu, nori and other popular items. So, before I continue with part two…let’s run through what I discussed from yesterday’s Read More …
When it comes to Enoshima Island (in Kanagawa Prefecture), there is one ingredient that many restaurants on the island and restaurants nearby take pride in and that’s shirasu. Shirasu is what people may know as whitebait, young, immature fish traveling together in the ocean and Read More …
Throughout Enoshima Island, you will see signs of “Beware of Hawks”! While most areas of Japan, the type of birds that you see around food areas are typically crows/ravens, pigeons or smaller birds, Enoshima Island and Shonan Beach are quite interesting because you will find Read More …