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Enoshima Iwaya Cave

A natural sea cave on Enoshima Island, offering stunning views and a unique spiritual experience.

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Best time to visit

April to June, September to November

Languages

Japanese

Coordinates

35.279°, 139.525°

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1The cave is home to a small Shinto shrine dedicated to Benzaiten, the goddess of music, arts, and wealth.
2It's one of only three sea caves in Japan that can be accessed by land.
3The cave's interior is illuminated with colorful LED lights, creating a magical atmosphere.

663: Enoshima Island is mentioned in the Nihon Shoki, one of Japan's oldest historical chronicles.
1596: Enoshima Shrine is rebuilt by Tokugawa Ieyasu, marking the beginning of the modern Enoshima Island complex.

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