Chigogafuchi Abyss — Attraction in Fujisawa

We visited Enoshima in November 2025. The abyss is on the opposite side of the bridge and it takes around 1 hour to go all the way from the bridge to the abyss. It seems there is also a boat directly from the bridge to the abyss, but when we were there the boat service was not working due to weather related reasons. The island of Enoshima is nice bad can be visited for around half a day, either before or after Kamakura. Be prepared to walk a lot and enjoy all the sightseeing in the island. If the weather is good, one can see the Fuji...

I found this gem through using Gemini and asking where we should go to watch the sunset in Enishosha - and WOW. This had to be the best experience of my entire trip and the best sunset ever. The walk there isn’t for the faint of hear but let me tell you; it is SO worth it. Absolutely unreal. It was so peaceful, serene as we watched the sunset over the water and with Mt Fuji in the background: I highly recommend anyone to go and you should get there at least an hour early to enjoy the time...

Chigogafuchi Abyss (稚児ヶ淵) is a scenic area located on the western end of Enoshima Island. Formed by the 1923 Great Kantō Earthquake, this spot offers stunning views, especially at sunset. The name "Chigogafuchi" is derived from a legend about a child from Kamakura Sojo Monastery. The abyss is known for its peaceful ambiance and picturesque coastal landscape, making it a popular destination for visitors seeking a tranquil retreat and photographers looking to capture its...