Enoshima travelogue travel course recommendation🍣🎎🎏🏯

#Travel Course ##Enoshima 🚉 Departure & Arrival • Take the Odakyu Electric Railway (or JR + Enoden) from Tokyo, about 1 hour • Walk from Katase-Enoshima Station, cross the Enoshima Bridge, and enter the island ⸻ ① Enoshima Benten Shopping Street & Street Snacks 📍Benten Nakamise Street, which you will see right after crossing the bridge • Small souvenirs, Shirasu rice bowl, tempura, kakigori, and other local foods  • Totoro goods, ocean-like atmosphere: Travel mood up! ⸻ ② Enoshima Shrine Pilgrimage • Three Toshogu Shrines (He-tsu-mi, Naka-tsu-mi, Oku-tsu-mi) • Easy to climb using the stairs or Enoshima Escar (escalator)   • Pray to the goddess Benzaiten for good luck, money, music, and wisdom 🕊️ ⸻ ③ Iwaya Cave Exploration • Iwaya Cave (洞窟) at the southern tip of the island, a mysterious cave inside the rocks • Small Buddhist statues, the sound of waves, and the gentle scenery are charming ⸻ ④ Samuel Cocking Garden & Sea Candle Observatory • Samuel Cocking Garden with palm trees and seasonal flowers, a botanical garden created by a British merchant in 1880 • Enoshima Sea Candle Observatory inside • Enjoy 360° ocean views from the indoor and outdoor observation decks • On a clear day You can also see Mt. Fuji!  ⸻ ⑤ Lover's Bell & Coastal Walkway • Lover's Dragon Bell (Ryuren no Kane): Hang a love lock - a romantic point 💕 • Chigogafuchi Coastal Cliff along the walkway, healing walk with the sea by your side  ⸻ ⑥ Hot spring or beach relaxation (optional course) • Enjoy the experience of marine life while viewing the Enoshima Aquarium • Beach spa & hot spring are also available, relieve fatigue at Spa Ennoshima  ⸻ ⑦ Sunset & evening finish • Watch the sunset from the cliff on the south side of the island: fantastic scenery with the sunset and waves over the sea  • Light finish with a shirasu rice bowl or a meal at a shop before heading home