After an hour train ride from Tokyo, I was received by this unique station, looks like the palace of King of Sea Dragon (Sea Dragon here refers to a dragon-head god ruling the ocean in the myths of China and Japan, not a marine creature).
A signage showing the director to a shelter in case there is an earthquake or tsunami.
Common birdies in Enoshima. Be aware of the big bird.
Enoshima Shrine is dedicated to three goddess, land, sea and fishery.
Instead of walking up, you can choose to visit the shrine and other attractions through escalator by paying a small fee.
Chinese noodlefish is probably the representative food in Enoshima for it can be found in everywhere, no matter cooked or not.
However, I'm not a fans of the fish. Thus, I felt thankful that the waitress understand I'd get rid of the noodlefish from my body language. The assorted sashimi set and the extra abalone shashimi were not bad.
There were many kitties in Enoshima and here are 2. The left one was enjoying massage while the right one was enjoy meal. Not sure they if they noodlefish.
Hardly take a real kitty to home. How about to buy a small bag? There are so many kitties on it. In fact, there is a number of small shops along the only road towards the shrine and you may spend some time to appreciate their goods.
Fresh seafood awaiting to become delicious dishes. Pity I was full after lunch.
Some beautiful decorations on the ground.
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