Enoshima Jinja
Three shrines in one: Hetsunomiya, Nakatsunomiya and Okutsunomiya. Counted among the three great Benten shrines of Japan, and revered as a deity of the performing arts.
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Three shrines in one: Hetsunomiya, Nakatsunomiya and Okutsunomiya. Counted among the three great Benten shrines of Japan, and revered as a deity of the performing arts.
Caves cut by the waves. Kukai and Nichiren are said to have practised here, and it is held to be the origin of Enoshima Jinja.
Prints narrowed to three local subjects, so the changing way one place was seen can be followed.
The treasury of the head temple of Jishu, keeping material on the scrolls of the dancing monk Ippen.
Sea caves turned into places of worship, filled with stone images and drawn again and again in ukiyo-e.
An aquarium in Fujisawa showing the life of Sagami Bay and creatures of the deep sea.