Explore Enoshima

Enoshima is an island rich with history, as evidenced by its portrayal in legendary "ukiyo-e" woodblock prints. Since ancient times, people came here to worship Benzaiten, the goddess of fortune. Among the attractions is the Samuel Cocking Garden. An English merchant in 1862 established this botanical garden, which features plants from the South Seas and seasonal flowers. You can also can visit the Enoshima Sea Candle, a lighthouse with an observation deck and that serves a symbol of the Shonan region. Explore the Enoshima Iwaya Caves, formed over many years by sea erosion. And from nearby Koshigoe Beach, you can enjoy sunset views of Enoshima itself and Mt. Fuji.