Bronze Torii of Enoshima Shrine — Attraction in Fujisawa

The bronze torii of Enoshima stands tall and proud, weathered by time yet full of quiet strength. Passing through it feels like stepping into another realm – where the sea breeze carries whispers of ancient prayers, and every step up the stone path brings you closer to something sacred. With its deep green patina and rich history, this torii is more than just a gate – it’s a symbol of the spiritual heartbeat of Enoshima. Simple, beautiful,...

Entrance to Enoshima Shrine. Shops close quite early along the street but the temple grounds are still open. After sundown, the lights are lit up and there are less crowd. Many stairs up ahead, so may not be suitable for seniors or mobility challenged individuals (there is a paid escalator to go up the different sections though). Pictures taken at about 6.30pm in early...

The Bronze Torii Gate at Enoshima Shrine (江島神社 青銅鳥居) is a notable landmark in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture. Originally built in 1821 and later reconstructed in bronze, the gate marks the entrance to the shrine and is inscribed with the names of donors. It is a designated cultural property of Fujisawa City, contributing to the shrine's historical and spiritual...