One of the important shrines within Enoshima Shrine. It enshrines Benzaiten, who is associated with the sea, the arts, and good fortune, attracting many visitors. The grounds are peaceful, and the architecture has a traditional Japanese style, with a strong sense of history and culture. However, there are some stairs to climb before reaching the shrine, so keep your physical ability in mind.
Enoshima Shrine Hetsumiya | Review by Linda Liao
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ICHIRAN Souhonten -Headshop & Office-
Located within the headquarters of Ichiran, this is the main store of the renowned ramen chain which is not only present all over Japan, but also overseas, in places like New York, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Among the many famous tonkotsu ramen shops in Fukuoka, Ichiran is particularly popular.
The signature tonkotsu broth is rich yet smooth, and you can choose how firm you want the noodles. You can also customize the amount of green onions and the richness of the broth, so it's no wonder Ichiran has always held a special place in the hearts of Taiwanese people. My favorite part is still the individual seating design. Everyone gets their own little space, so there's no need to interact with the people next to you. You can even order and get a noodle refill at the push of a button, with almost no need to talk to the staff.
It's basically heaven for introverts!!
Even if you're alone, you can comfortably finish a piping-hot bowl of ramen with absolutely no social pressure〜
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Asahi Super Dry
This long-selling product has been a hit since its launch in 1987 as Japan’s first dry beer. Its refreshing taste and pleasantly light mouthfeel pair well with all types of food.
I happened to receive a promotional sample from the company before, and after trying it, I found it had a very distinctive style, with a relatively dry, crisp taste. People who prefer refreshing, smooth beers may find it less appealing. Still, quite a few of my friends really like this dry, distinctive flavor! Also, they brought in the popular band SUPER BEAVER as brand ambassadors, so as a fan, I have to show my support!
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Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass
The Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass is a convenient and cost-effective ticket for exploring the popular coastal destinations of Enoshima and Kamakura. With this pass, you can enjoy unlimited rides on the Enoden Line between Fujisawa Station and Katase-Enoshima Station, as well as discounted admission to popular attractions and restaurants in the area.
If you want to explore both Kamakura and Enoshima in one trip, I recommend buying the Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass! You can easily travel by train to popular attractions such as the Great Buddha of Kamakura, Hasedera Temple, Kamakurakokomae, and Enoshima, while enjoying views of the Shonan coast along the way. It's more convenient than buying one-way tickets, and you can freely plan your day at your own pace. Whether it's your first time visiting Kamakura or you want to leisurely experience the charm of Japan's ancient capital and coastline, it's a very affordable and practical option.
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