I'd love to enjoy eating my way around Enoshima!

Question

I want to go to Enoshima, which was featured in the anime "Bocchi the Rock!". I want to enjoy eating shirasu and other foods that are famous! I also want to go to Enoshima Shrine and Enoshima Sea Candle, which were featured in the anime. I want to spend the whole day there, so I want to stay at a hotel near Enoshima. Do you have any recommended hotels?

Flying squirrel · Accepted Answer

Shonan Enoshima Ryokan Ebisu-ya is Ryokan (Japanese inn) Ryokan (Japanese inn) 400 years of history, making it the perfect base for sightseeing around Enoshima. The charm of Ryokan (Japanese inn) is being able to relax in a quiet and calm atmosphere. They are proud of their cuisine made with fresh seafood, and you can enjoy courses that allow you to experience the atmosphere of Enoshima in each season. Some rooms offer a panoramic view of Katase Beach.

hat shop · Answer

This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a long history that was founded in 1184. It is also designated as a registered tangible cultural property of the country. It feels like you have traveled back in time, and the building and furnishings are wonderful and historic. There are elaborate baths such as a Roman bath with beautiful stained glass and a Benten Cave Bath that uses a cave. The view of the ocean and Mt. Fuji from the room is amazing! The sunset was also impressive. It is convenient for sightseeing at Enoshima, and it is Ryokan (Japanese inn) where you can enjoy history and Breathtaking view. It is a little pricey, but it is worth staying.

siratamago · Answer

Although it is an old Ryokan (Japanese inn), it has a nostalgic Japanese atmosphere and a homely feel. Ryokan (Japanese inn) is also very close to the sea, so we enjoyed a walk there. It is a 2-minute walk from Katase Enoshima Station on the Odakyu Enoshima Line and a 5-minute walk from Enoshima Station on the Enoshima Electric Railway, so it is close to the station and has excellent access. Although it is not a hot spring, there is a bath. For meals, we had seafood dishes made with a variety of locally caught seafood in the restaurant attached to the inn. Breakfast was also delicious and satisfying, with local whitebait and grilled fish. The facilities are old and inconvenient in some places, but it is recommended for those who want to experience retro Japan and those who like seafood dishes.

I'd love to enjoy eating my way around Enoshima!

Shonan Enoshima Oryori Ryokan Ebisuya (Katase/Enoshima)

A long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a history that is also an ideal base for sightseeing in Enoshima

Iwamotoro

It is also designated as a national registered tangible cultural property.

Kinokuniya Ryokan

Enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of Japan