Jul 1, 2012 - 1 min read

Kamakura’s Koshigoe Fishing Port

Route 134 Seaside Walk Series - Part 5

By Tomoko Kamishima

Community writer

Vivid blue rope along the shore.

Koshigoe Fishing Port stands just in front of Enoshima Island.

Every morning, fishing boats come here to unload their catch.

Koshigoe Fishing Port stands just in front of Enoshima Island.

Flowers at Koyurugi Jinja Shrine next to the port.

Birds love to fish here.

Fishing boats docked in the port.

The silhouette of Enoshima Island is beautiful.

Steep cliffs along the shore.

The flowers that grow here are tough yet pretty.

Koyurugi Jinja Shrine.

Dynamic skies often cover the port and the island.

Koshigoe Fishing Port stands just in front of Enoshima Island. It has a long history and was first used as a fishing port in the year 1189. The most common catches are baby sardines, mackerel, and octopus. The view of Enoshima from here is very beautiful. Next to the port is a tiny cape, and the small Koyurugi Shrine.

Route 134 Seaside Walk

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Elena Lisina

Elena Lisina 6 years ago

Atmospheric shots! I like that area, especially on good weather! :)

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