A small shrine tucked away on Enoshima. Though it isn't large, it has a distinctive beauty typical of Japanese architecture. Yasaka Shrine, also known as “Enoshima Tenno Shrine,” is a subsidiary shrine of Enoshima Shrine and enshrines a deity associated with Susanoo-no-Mikoto.
There were fewer crowds here than at the main shrine, giving it a more peaceful and serene atmosphere. The copper-roofed, hip-and-gable shrine building looks especially charming against the green trees, simple and beautiful.
Yasaka Shrine (Enoshima) | Review by wendy
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