3 Best Views Enoshima Japan【4K 360°】

3 Best Seaside views in Enoshima, Beach, Pier & Mt. Fuji Japan in 360 video
0:00 – Beginning
2:34 – Fisherman’s View (‘with Mt. Fuji in the distance’)
3:34 – Chigogafuchi Abyss seaside view
5:06 – Chigogafuchi Abyss seaside view part 2 (‘with Mt. Fuji in the distance’)

Today, let’s see 3 seaside views, including 2 of Mt Fuji from the ocean.
1st is Katase Higashihama Beach shown by the yellow star, 2nd is a fisherman’s area shown by the blue star, last are the rocks under Iwaya cave shown by the red star.

Aren’t you enjoying the breeze right now? This is Katase Higashihama Beach (片瀬東浜), Japan’s oldest sea bathing beach since the Meiji period, which has lasted more than 100 years. In the present, the beach has become known to every Japanese person and famous tourist spot throughout the year. Today is a warm sunny winter day with a slight breeze. Katase Higashihama is in the city of Fujisawa

And now we are on our way to the 2nd spot right before we cross Enoshima bridge we take a detour and make a right down some stairs and follow the path. This is where we find fishermen and people chilling by the water on this sunny day. If you look real close, that pointy mountain on the other side is Mount fuji. This view is amazing because you are right at the water level with a view of the majestic mountain.

Fun fact: In front of us is Enoshima Bentenbashi Bridge, a notable landmark. Now you can see two dragon-shaped stone lanterns standing like an island gatekeeper. It is the mark of the entrance. It was built in 2001 as a memorial to the 1450th anniversary of the island’s founding, according to an old story.
These lanterns will be illuminated at night.

Our third spot is the Chigogafuchi Abyss / Chigogafuchi Marine Pleatu as its called is the most valuable view of Mt. Fuji especially at sunset as you are surrounded by rocks and the ocean currents, this most intimate view of the sea and Mt. Fuji are a perfect way to end the day with someone special.

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