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Enoshima Aquarium & Katase Kaigan Coastline, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
C9F7+4F 厚木市 日本神奈川縣
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神奈川縣 · 藤澤市
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Live Ocean Stream | Enoshima Aquarium & Shonan Coastline, Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan. Fronting the azure expanse of Sagami Bay directly opposite historic Enoshima Island, the Enoshima Aquarium (Shin-Enoshima Aquarium) stands as one of Japan's most beloved seasi…
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C9F7+4F 厚木市 日本神奈川縣
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Live Ocean Stream | Enoshima Aquarium & Shonan Coastline, Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan. Fronting the azure expanse of Sagami Bay directly opposite historic Enoshima Island, the Enoshima Aquarium (Shin-Enoshima Aquarium) stands as one of Japan's most beloved seaside marine institutions. Famous for its monumental Sagami Bay display tank replicating local offshore ocean currents and its ethereal Jellyfish Fantasy Hall, this vibrant coastal park draws surfers, ocean lovers, and weekend excursionists enjoying panoramic Pacific sea breezes. The coastal strip along Katase Kaigan boasts celebrated coastal eateries. Stop by Tobiccho (とびっちょ Enoshima Main Store) to savor legendary Shirasu-don rice bowls laden with fresh and kettle-boiled whitebait caught right off Shonan, or visit Enoshima Koya (江ノ島小屋) for aromatic charcoal-grilled fish and their signature Namero fish tartare bowls over steaming rice. For a sunset sweet, grab fresh matcha soft-serve ice cream and crispy whole-pressed octopus senbei crackers at Maruyaki Tako Senbei before walking along the coastal boardwalk. ✦ Must-Visit Highlights: ▸ Enoshima Marine Wonderland: Marvel at thousands of silver sardines swirling inside the massive Sagami Bay tank and illuminated jellyfish exhibits. ▸ Tobiccho Famous Shirasu Seafood Bowls: Feast on overflowing bowls of freshly caught local Shonan whitebait and seafood sashimi. ▸ Shonan Surf Coastline Boardwalk: Stroll along open golden sands with clear horizon views extending toward Mount Fuji.
