[2025 Fujisawa Attraction] Travel Guide for Enoshima Sea Candle (Updated Apr)

#skylinescape #100 ways to travel 🕰️Opening Hours: 9am to 10pm 📍Address: 20 minutes walk from Enoshima Subway Enoshima Station, Candle Observation Deck 💰Average consumption per person: Climbing the tower costs 500 yen 💞Reason for recommendation: Enoshima Candle Observation Deck is located in the center of Enoshima, with a view of the sky, beautiful sea views blended between the horizon, making people feel relaxed and happy

When you come to Kamakura, you must come to Enoshima😍 Because there is a lighthouse there👏🏻where you can see the sea😍 The feeling of endlessness 😍There are also snow-capped mountains to be seen👏🏻 Admission ticket is only $29👍🏻 Absolutely worth it👏🏻 Along the way to the lighthouse, there are all kinds of shops😍 There is a skewer shop where you must try the scallop skewers 😋 Very delicious 😋 If you come to Kamakura, you must visit Enoshima👏🏻 #Enoshima #Kamakura #Tokyo

[Enoshima Sea Candle] 🎆🕯 Every year, Enoshima hosts a very stylish Sea Candle event, where the island is lit up! 🏖🎆 The air is especially clear in winter, and the view from the observation deck is spectacular! 🌃 Please come and visit us at least once 🤩 #Spectacular view #Enoshima Sea Candle #Enoshima #Katase Enoshima #Fujisawa #Light up #Sea Candle #Observation deck #

✎ This time, we will introduce #Enoshima's popular spot "#Samuel Cocking Garden", which has been certified as one of the #Kanto Three Greatest Illuminations ◊*ﾟ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "#Shonan Jewel 2021~2022 ~ A festival of light and color that colors Enoshima ~" ✰November 23, 2021 to February 28, 2022 A festival of light where the Enoshima area and Katase Beach area are decorated with illuminations 💫 The illuminations hanging from #Enoshima Sea Candle and the Grand Illumination that fills the surrounding area create a "great space of light", and the "Shonan Chandelier", a tunnel of light with purple-based LED bulbs and 70,000 crystal beads, creates a space of jewel illuminations full of gradation and transparency. In addition, a new zone that makes you feel like you've wandered into a world of stars will be introduced at the entrance of the main venue, Samuel Cocking Garden! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The whole Enoshima area is sparkling *̣̩⋆ Among them, the main "Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden" is so beautiful that it has been certified as one of the three major illuminations in the Kanto region 🥺💖 It is highly recommended because you can enjoy the illuminations at night while sightseeing in Enoshima ⸝⋆ . - - - - - - 📍Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture 🕚 Weekdays: 17:00-20:00 Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 17:00-21:00 💰Samuel Cocking Garden ¥200 Sea Candle (observation lighthouse) ¥500 🗓 November 23, 2021 - February 28, 2022 - - - - - - #Enoshima #Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden #Enoshima #Illumination #Photogenic Spot #Breathtaking view

Want to go to Japan for 3 days during the short holiday? This guide is tailor-made for you! Enoshima's seafood feast is waiting for you to try, and there are also Hakone's mountain railway, Kawaguchiko's panoramic cable car and cruise ship to make your trip full of surprises! Come and have a look! . Japan has a rich history, picturesque scenery and blooming cherry blossoms. 🎌Customs vary from place to place, from the neon lights of Tokyo to the ancient charm of Kyoto, experience a different Japanese style. 👘Let’s take a spontaneous trip to Japan! . 📅Itinerary: DAY1: Arakurayama Sengen Park -> Kawaguchiko -> Kawaguchiko Cruise -> Kawaguchiko Mt. Fuji Panoramic Cable Car -> Kawaguchiko Tenjoyama Park The first day's itinerary will take you to experience the magnificent natural scenery! Start from the fresh greenery of Arakurayama Sengen Park and head to Lake Kawaguchi to experience the beautiful scenery of the sparkling lake. Take a cruise on Lake Kawaguchi, then take a panoramic cable car to overlook the beautiful fusion of Mount Fuji and the lake, and then arrive at Tenjoyama Park to take in the magnificent scenery. DAY2: Hakone Shrine -> Narukawa Art Museum -> Lake Ashi -> Owakudani -> Open-Air Museum -> Hakone Tozan Railway On the second day, explore the charm of Hakone! Visit Hakone Shrine to experience traditional Japanese culture, and then go to the Narukawa Art Museum to appreciate the beauty of art. Take a stroll along the shore of Lake Ashi and enjoy some quiet time. Then head to Owakudani to experience the geothermal wonders. Afterwards, visit the Open-Air Museum, and finally take the Hakone Tozan Railway to experience the fun of traveling through the mountains and forests. DAY3: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine -> Kamakura Komachi-dori -> Shichirigahama -> Kamakura Kokōmae Station -> Enoshima -> Enoshima SeaCandle (Observation Lighthouse) On the third day, the itinerary for Kamakura and Enoshima is waiting for you to explore! First, visit Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine to experience its historical heritage. Take a stroll along Kamakura Komachi-dori and enjoy the charm of the ancient streets. Then head to Qilibin to enjoy the seaside scenery. After making memories of your youth at Kamakura Kokōgōmae Station, head to Enoshima to explore the island’s charm and taste the local specialties. Finally, we climbed up the SeaCandle Observation Lighthouse to overlook the panoramic view of Enoshima and ended the pleasant journey. . Attractions to visit: ✨ Lake Kawaguchi: The lake water is as green as jade, and the reflection of the magnificent Mount Fuji complements each other, which is unique. 🌅 Kamakura High School Station: This is the filming location of "Slam Dunk". The sea view at dusk is simply breathtakingly beautiful. ❤️ Enoshima: Whether it is a date with lovers or a gathering with friends, this is a wonderful choice, full of romance and joy. . 🎒 Travel essentials: You need to bring these when traveling to Japan! 📞 Prepare a phone card to facilitate communication and avoid losing contact. 🔌 A plug converter is necessary as the voltage in Japan is different. 🪪 Make sure all your documents are complete, don’t forget your visa and passport. 👔 Choose clothes according to the climate in March. Comfort and warmth are important. 🔋 Charger and power bank for continuous use at any time. . If you like this guide, please give it a thumbs up 👍, save it 🌟, and take it with you on your private tour to Japan! 🎉

Enoshima is a very small island located close to Kamakura. So, I visited Kamakura and then went to Enoshima on the same day. In Enoshima, you must visit Enoshima Shrine. Enoshima Shrine consists of three shrines: Hetsunomiya, Nakatsunomiya, and Okutsunomiya. The shrine enshrines three sister goddesses and also houses the Eight-Armed Benzaiten and Myoon Benzaiten, which are considered two of Japan's three great Benzaiten deities. To visit these three shrines⛩️, you need to walk up a small hill. If you get too tired and want to save some energy, it is recommended to pay for the Enoshima Escalator. Additionally, from the last weekend of November to late February, there are illumination events at Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden, Enoshima Sea Candle, Enoshima Iwaya, and Enoshima Shrine. This is one of the three major illumination events in the Kanto region and is recognized as an illumination heritage site. So, you can plan to visit Enoshima in the evening during this period! ——— Enoshima 📬 Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture

#japantrip #thingstodo #japan #tokyo #travel #enoshima #party #artexhibition As the sun sets, Enoshima Island transforms into a breathtaking spectacle of lights. The Samuel Cocking Garden and the Sea Candle observation tower glow in stunning illuminations, creating a dreamy atmosphere against the backdrop of the ocean. Walking through the island’s lantern-lit pathways and seeing the reflections dance on the water is a truly enchanting experience. The crisp sea breeze, panoramic night views, and the peaceful charm of Enoshima make it a perfect escape from Tokyo’s fast-paced energy. If you’re looking for a magical evening near the city, this is it!

Enoshima is an island connected by the Kamakura Bridge and is also a must-see tourist attraction in Kamakura. The temples built on the mountains and the Enoshima Tower are not very interesting to me, but the reason I must go there is that they are beautifully illuminated at night and a popular check-in spot. But please note that the paid elevator is only for going up, and you have to walk and go down.

✨ The night view of Enoshima Sea Candle was so magical...! ✨ The moment it was lit up, the entire area was enveloped in blue light, making it feel like being underwater 🌊💙 The daytime scenery is beautiful too, but at night it transforms into a completely different world. The photos don't do it justice, it was so moving! You might need a ticket to go up the lighthouse, so check as soon as you arrive ✔️ I got my ticket and was able to go up the lighthouse about an hour later by elevator. The wait time was enjoyable with the illuminations, so I didn't get bored at all ✨ 📅 Event period: Until February 28, 2025 💡 Lighting hours: Weekdays 17:00-20:00 (last entry 19:30) Weekends and holidays 17:00-21:00 (last entry 20:30) 🎫 Tip: The Enoshima 1-day pass (1,500 yen) is recommended! You can buy it at the tourist information center near Enoshima Station or online.

“You must save a day for Enoshima when you visit Japan, it's so beautiful…” This is my third time visiting Kamakura and Enoshima, and I'm still amazed by the scenery here.✨ Who knew this place held the BGM of my youth… I've organized the photo spots and travel routes.🐷 . 👇🏻Follow this route directly🉑 Kamakurakōkōmae Station (The most classic spot, crowded, go early in the morning) ➡️ Shichirigahama (You can see Mount Fuji on a clear day) ➡️ bills (The banana pancakes are delicious) ➡️ Pacific DRIVE-IN (You can take Slam Dunk-style photos, very few people) ➡️ Enoshima commercial street ➡️ Uomitei (Ocean view lunch, seats on the right side offer views of Mount Fuji) ➡️ Miharashidai (A small road leading to the sea, with a wide view from the bottom of the slope) . 📷Photo spots: ➊ The slope to the right of Kamakurakōkōmae Station ➋ The slope at Pacific DRIVE-IN ➌ Shichirigahama Station/Shichirigahama Beach ➍ From the front of the Enoden train ➎ Seats on the right side of Uomitei, facing the sea ➏ The stairs in front of Miharashidai ➐ Shonan Coast from Enoshima Bridge . 🐷Other tips ➊ To photograph Mount Fuji, check the visibility of Mount Fuji and the weather forecast. It's best to shoot in the morning with the sun behind you, or wait until evening to capture the sunset. The Slam Dunk photo spot also has better lighting in the morning. ➋ Go early if you can! There are far fewer people! . 🚗Transportation guide: ➊ If you're departing from Shinjuku, you can buy a one-day pass for 1,600 yen. It requires some backtracking, which is a bit of a waste of time, but it's also valid for the Enoden, so it's still cost-effective. ➋ Alternatively, take a train directly to Fujisawa or Kamakura, and buy a one-day Enoden pass for 800 yen, which allows unlimited rides on the Enoden for that day. .

Kamakura and Enoshima are one of the most popular day trip routes near Tokyo. You can feel the historical atmosphere of the Kamakura Shogunate period and enjoy the beautiful ocean views and delicious food in Enoshima. This day trip starts with the majestic Kamakura Daibutsu, then takes the nostalgic Enoden to Enoshima to enjoy the sea breeze, food, and shrine visits. 📍 First Stop: Kamakura Daibutsu - Witness the Giant Buddha of History Take the JR Yokosuka Line from Tokyo for about an hour to Kamakura Station, transfer to Enoden to Hase Station, and walk about 10 minutes to reach Kotoku-in, where the famous Kamakura Daibutsu is enshrined. This bronze Buddha stands 13.35 meters tall and has a history of over 750 years. It is the second-largest Buddha statue in Japan, after the Great Buddha of Todai-ji in Nara. The Buddha's eyes are slightly closed, and its expression is serene. Whether viewed up close or from a distance, it exudes a sense of tranquility and solemnity. Originally, this Buddha was covered by a large hall, but due to multiple natural disasters, only the open-air statue we see today remains. Interestingly, visitors can enter the interior of the statue to see its internal structure. Although the space is small, it allows for a close-up appreciation of the ancient craftsmanship. 🚃 Second Stop: Take the Enoden Along the Coast to Enoshima Take the Enoden from Hase Station to Enoshima. The scenery along the way is very soothing, especially the section near Kamakura High School Station, where the railway line runs close to the coastline, offering views of the blue Sagami Bay. This station attracts many anime fans as it is featured in the opening scene of the anime **Slam Dunk**. ⛩️ Third Stop: Enoshima Shrine - Climb Enoshima and Enjoy the Unbeatable Ocean View After arriving at Enoshima Station, walk about 15 minutes to enter Enoshima. This small island is home to the historic Enoshima Shrine, which primarily enshrines Benzaiten, the goddess of the sea and love. It is said that praying for love here is particularly effective. The path to the shrine involves climbing many steps, but if you prefer not to walk too much, you can take the Enoshima Escalator (for a fee). Inside the shrine, you can buy various amulets, such as love amulets and fortune amulets, which are especially popular among young visitors. From the high points of Enoshima, you can overlook the entire Sagami Bay. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji in the distance, offering a spectacular view. 🍡 Fourth Stop: Enoshima Food Tour On Nakamise Street in Enoshima, you can find many local delicacies. The most recommended are: • Shirasu Don (Whitebait Rice Bowl) - A local specialty of Enoshima, fresh and sweet in taste, a must-try for seafood lovers. • Octopus Crackers - Whole octopus pressed into ultra-thin crackers, crispy and fragrant, a representative street food of Enoshima. • Matcha Soft Serve - Made with the famous Kamakura matcha, rich in tea flavor, and particularly charming when paired with the salty sea breeze. 🌊 Fifth Stop: Enoshima Observation Deck & Cave Exploration After eating, you can head to the Sea Candle, the highest point on Enoshima. From here, you can overlook the entire Shonan coast with a wide view. Especially at sunset, the entire sea is dyed orange, romantic and enchanting. Next, you can visit the Enoshima Iwaya Caves, natural caves formed by sea erosion. It is said to be a sacred place for ancient ascetics. The dim lighting and candlelight inside give a sense of traveling through time. 💞 Recommended Reason: A Perfect Journey of History and Ocean Views This Kamakura & Enoshima day trip combines the historical culture of Kamakura Daibutsu, the nostalgic charm of Enoden along the coast, and the delicious food and magnificent ocean views of Enoshima. In just one day, you can experience the perfect blend of Japanese tradition and natural beauty. Whether you want a historical tour or simply want to enjoy the sea breeze and food, this route is worth a visit. If time permits, you can stay longer in Enoshima to enjoy the illuminated Enoshima Shrine and the lights of the Shonan coast at night, ending the trip on a romantic note.

Take a slow walk and enjoy the sea breeze Have snacks and seafood available along the path Watch sunset at the sea candle with view of Mt Fuji As night falls, the gardens have illumination Worth a day trip from Tokyo. If you have more time combine trip with Kamakura. It is perfect for couples and families to enjoy this place. Recommended to try the famous Ise Ebi (local small lobster)🦞 #newyearnewtrip

📍Enoshima Sea Candle 2-3 Enoshima, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture (Inside Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden) Opening hours 9:00-20:00 Admission fee 500 yen Enoshima Sea Candle set ticket Escar, Sea Candle, Cocking Garden 1100 yen ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ ▶️59.8m tall (119.6m above sea level) It is popular as a new symbol of Enoshima The inverted cone shape is just like a candle ▶️Amazing Enoshima and the full moon, also depicted in ukiyo-e. From the Sea Candle, which has been certified as a Japanese night view heritage site, you can enjoy the city lights and the beautiful moon rising into the sky. ▶️Sea Candle was built in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Enoshima Electric Railway's start of operations in 2002, and is also operated by the Enoshima Electric Railway ▶️An indispensable presence as a "symbol of Shonan" You can capture the moment the sun sets on camera from the top. #0 yen trip January 2025 #Kamakura #Kamakura sightseeing #Enoshima #Enoshima sightseeing #Sea Candle #Breathtaking view spot #Sunset #Night view #Illumination

Kamakura is a beautiful seaside town, just an hour away from Tokyo's city center by train. With its slow-paced atmosphere and proximity to nature, it's an ideal spot for relaxation. Here’s a one-day itinerary for those considering a visit to Kamakura: Upon arrival at Fujisawa Station, take the Enoden Line tram to explore the town. I started my journey at Shichirigahama Station and enjoyed lunch at DoubleDoors, a charming seaside café. We savored delicious pasta and wagyu fried rice with a stunning beach backdrop. After lunch, we strolled along the beach, relishing the great weather and were lucky enough to catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji in the distance. As we walked, we reached the famous photo spot near Kamakurakoko-Mae Station, featured in the anime *Kuroko's Basketball*. This spot was quite popular and crowded. While some ventured onto the driveway for photos, it was risky due to passing cars. There were security guards managing the crowd, so I recommend snapping pictures of the cute Enoden Line tram from the side instead. Next, we headed to Enoshima to catch the sunset at the Enoshima Sea Candle. Watching the peaceful sunset was truly healing. As night fell, we enjoyed the lights festival at the Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden, a romantic experience perfect for couples. Kamakura is a lovely day trip destination, blending nature, culture, and culinary delights.

The famous Enoshima Sea Candle (Observation Lighthouse) is a landmark building of Shonan. It was renovated and reopened on April 29, 2003 as a project for the 100th anniversary of the opening of Enoden in 2002. Directly below the Enoshima Sea Candle is a wooden platform called the "Sunset Terrace" that extends outward, and was built using the remains of the old Enoshima Observation Lighthouse. As the name suggests, this is a platform where you can enjoy the beautiful sunset, and the view is no less than that from the observation room. #2024TravelReview

#Enoshima sea candle Discover breathtaking 360-degree views at the Enoshima Sea Candle! Perched on Enoshima Island, this lighthouse and observation tower lights up the coastal skyline, especially at sunset and into the night. As the sun dips below the horizon, the Sea Candle becomes a glowing beacon against the dramatic colors of the sky, offering unforgettable views of Sagami Bay and Mt. Fuji in the distance. Perfect for a romantic evening or a scenic adventure, the Sea Candle is a must-visit gem on Japan’s coast. Have you experienced the magic from the top?#localguides #historicallandmarks #localguides

Mount Fuji: A Symphony of Nature and Faith • Address: Straddling Yamanashi and Shizuoka Prefectures, Japan • Best season: Summer for climbing, spring and autumn for flower viewing, winter for skiing Pilgrimage • Fifth Station: Start here and follow the ancient path step by step towards the sky, experiencing the climber's challenge to themselves and their awe of nature. • Lake Kawaguchi: The reflection of Mount Fuji on the lake is a moving picture, whether it's shrouded in morning mist or bathed in the glow of the setting sun. • Oshino Hakkai: The clear spring water and the majestic Mount Fuji complement each other, making this a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Cultural Journey • Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha: Feel the reverence and faith of the Japanese people for Mount Fuji at this ancient shrine. • Miho no Matsubara: Find inspiration and experience the tranquility and harmony of nature in this pine forest. Activities • Climbing: Summer is the best season to climb Mount Fuji. Challenge yourself and enjoy the joy of conquering. • Hot Springs: Relax in the hot springs at the foot of the mountain and wash away the fatigue of the world. Food Recommendations • Hoto: Don't miss the delicious specialty noodles in the Lake Kawaguchi area. Tips • Reservations: Some attractions require advance reservations to avoid inconvenience during peak seasons. • Weather: Check the weather forecast before you go and choose the right time to visit.

#Free VIP room change on the 27th of each month Member Day Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden is the remains of a garden built by British businessman Samuel Cocking in 1862. It feels like entering a secret garden. I heard that there will be a large field of tulips here in winter, and I really want to see it with my own eyes. The garden houses the Enoshima Observation Lighthouse Sea Candle, a cafe, and the souvenir shop 21 days. The seasonal drinks and desserts from Todai kitchen are worth a try. Admission to the garden is free, but if you enter after 17:00, you will need a night admission ticket. 📍Address: 2-3 Enoshima, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture #familytravel #itinerarysharing

#Fritabee I also had red lobster. It costs 3800 yen during lunch hours. Enoshima is the best 😀

~Enoshima, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture~ Night Light Dream Garden ☑️Enoshima's symbol, the Sea Candle! When you think of Enoshima, you think of the Sea Candle The Japanese-style lit Sea Candle and the view of the Dream Garden are unbeatable✨☑️Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden Lighting! The lights with a Japanese-Western design and the lanterns with Ejima's good luck motif are just too wonderful✨ ☑️You can also enjoy shadow play! You can enjoy old-fashioned shadow play, and it's a space that makes you feel like you've wandered into a nostalgic, warm dream world! ☑️If you come in a yukata, you will receive a hand towel as a gift! If you come in a yukata, you will receive a commemorative hand towel! ⚠️Photography is allowed! Posting to SNS is not allowed! This time, we have applied for and obtained permission to post. Inside Samuel Cocking Garden ➖ Outing Spots ➖ Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden Enoshima Esker 1st Zone Boarding Point [Opening Hours] ・Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden/Enoshima Sea Candle 9:00-20:30 (last entrance 20:00) *Open until 21:00 on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and August 12th (Monday, substitute holiday) to 16th (Friday) (last entrance 20:30) ・Enoshima Iwaya 9:00-18:00 (last entrance) [Prices] ・Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden Free during the day, after 17:00 Adults 500 yen/Children 250 yen ・Enoshima Sea Candle (Tower) Adults 500 yen/Children 250 yen ・Enoshima Iwaya Adults (junior high school students and above) 500 yen / Children (elementary school students) 200 yen ➖Access➖ 20 minutes walk from Katase Enoshima Station on the Odakyu Enoshima Line 25 minutes walk from Enoshima Electric Railway Enoshima Station 26 minutes walk from Shonan Enoshima Station on the Shonan Monorail 🚗Car: About 1.5 hours from the city center on weekdays, about 2 hours on weekends #0 yen trip #Enoshima sightseeing #Enoshima Sea Candle #Enoshima date #Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden #japan #japantrip #japantravel #Japanese travel tour

The Shonan no Hoseki illumination at the island's iconic Enoshima Sea Candle lighthouse is the highlight of this day trip to Enoshima. The Sea Candle lighthouse is adorned with 70m-long strings of lights that extend from the tower's peak to the ground. The Samuel Cocking Garden, which houses the Sea Candle, has been turned into the enchanting Hoseki Forest. Keep a look out for the Shonan Chandelier tunnel, which is decked up in opulent Swarovski crystals and LED lights.

Location: Enoshima Candlestick Lighthouse, Enoshima Botanical Garden Center Tickets: Adult 500 yen The highest point in Enoshima is the Candlestick Lighthouse, because it looks like a candle and will sparkle at night✨ very special The whole lighthouse can be photographed in the botanical garden, paired with the installation lighting, it looks beautiful both in the morning and at night🌹 Climb the lighthouse to see the beauty of the seaside of Enoshima, connected to the mainland by a bridge, the Côte d'Azur, the famous attraction Amanohashidate feel📸 You can enjoy it at the indoor observation deck, be sure to go to the outdoor observation deck, feel the sea breeze and beautiful scenery🥰 #Tokyo Attractions

There's a cafe and you can see the night view. The view is nice during the day, but it's also amazing at night. Date spot ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧🫧🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Enoshima Sea Candle (Observation Lighthouse) 📍2-3-28 Enoshima, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture ⏰9:00-20:00 (last entry 19:30) *Opening hours may be extended depending on events *Various pricing options available Adults 500 yen Children 250 yen 🌟This place has great nighttime sparkling events 🌟If you want to take the escalator instead of climbing the stairs Enoshima Escalator 📍2-3-9 Enoshima, Fujisawa City ⏰8:50-19:05 💰Adults 360 yen Children 180 yen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧🫧🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *This information is current, so please check it out before you go! Photo date: 2024/1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧🫧🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Right now! This moment! Enjoying the Maya trip to the fullest ✔︎A place I'm glad I went and experienced firsthand ✔︎I hope this will be helpful for you to save and go out♫ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧🫧🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #Sakura2024 #EnoshimaSeaCandle #Enoshima #ObservationDeck #Walk #Enoshima #EnoshimaDate #OutingSpot #PhotogenicSpot #PhotogenicSpot #Lighthouse

#thingstodo Paid the small price of admission for a ride to the top and the view. With a telephoto lens, I could actually see the Tokyo Skytree from the top. There are two (2) observation levels at the top, one enclosed and one open air. My visit was on a warm sunny day and the open observation deck was the place to be. All in all this was a worthwhile experience and recommended.

#2024wish Beautiful place to remember the stunning sunset view. The Illumination Garden is amazing. The night view of the island is awesome from the top. The sunset terrace arrangement is too good. There are kids playing area too. Must visit place during the new year holiday season.Beautiful views, especially during evening time. The garden will close at 20:00. The negative impression was that the two types of music were playing at the same time and the announcement voice destroyed the beautiful ambient. I wish to travel to south korea in 2024

#2024TravelWish #Japan must-visit check-in spots I have been to Enoshima twice. Now there is a limited-time night light show "Jewel of Shonan 💎" located in Enoshima Sea Candle At night, the whole place becomes different, with colorful lighting displays everywhere, very beautiful, shining like gems in the night light. The landmark Tower of Light is even more eye-catching, very beautiful and romantic💕 The biggest highlight is the long lighting corridor, which feels like a wisteria corridor. Walking through it feels very dreamy🌟 I want to travel to Japan in 2024 Enoshima Sea Candle 2 Chome-3-28 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0036

The place is beautifully decorated with thousands of candles. Sea candle event was from 2023/10/14 to 2023/11/05 last year. There was a huge queue to buy the tickets. There are two vending machines and one counter to buy tickets. Ticket cost ¥500 for adults and ¥250 for children. There are paid elevator to reach the top and we can opt to walk around 30mins too There is a souvenir shop, a restaurant and some food stalls on the top. The entry time is 17:00 to 20:00 with last entry at 19:30 for weekday For weekend the entry time is 17:00 to 21:00 and last entry at 20:30. In 2024 I wish to visit this place again. #2024wish

The Enoshima Sea Candle is a lighthouse observation tower located inside the Samuel Cocking Garden on the small tidal island of Enoshima in Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan. Standing at a height of 59.8 meters, and 119.6 meters above sea level. It is also known as the Shonan Observatory Lighthouse. The tower has two observation decks, the primary indoor deck and a secondary outdoor deck. In 2024, I want to see the Eiffel Tower. #2024wish