What to do and see in Fujisawa

Fujisawa is in the focal piece of the Kanagawa Prefecture. It confronts Sagami Bay of the Pacific Ocean. The northern piece of the city is on the Sagamino level while the southern part is on the Shonan Dunes. Fujisawa has three significant land offers.

1. Enoshima Aquarium

This place is a the visitor route, and it is intriguing enough, and it does showcase the differing qualities of this area. The displays themselves are by and large really great, and there is English dialect signage in a ton of distinctive regions.

3. Shojokoji Temple

Shojikoji Temple regularly known as "Yugyoji" sanctuary was established in 1325 by fourth era Yugo Shonin who was the boss of Ji school of Pura Land. It is presently the headquarter of Ji School Pure Land Buddhism.

2. Enoshima Island

You may need to visit Enoshima Island for once at least. Taking a trip to an island is an experience itself. Enoshima is a little island and its border is more or less 4km and could be effortlessly investigated by walking. You can stroll to the Enoshima Island by the Enoshima Benten Bridge. There are numerous sovenier shops and consuming places on the island.

4. Lodging Fressa

Fresa motel is full of average japanese rooms, simply enough for rest. It is close to Fujisawa JR station. Very clean area with free wifi. It is very recommended by many tourists.

Fujisawa is an excellent place to visit with so many things to see and do.