Sunday, July 24, 2011
Enoshima Beach
We took the Odakyu-sen to Enoshima Beach today. Such fun!
Asahi and Enoshima Beer on the beach.
Pop-up summer beach restaurants.
Tatami restaurants on the beach.
Edamame at tatami beach restaurants.
Cute shell necklaces for ¥250.
Boys with hairdryers on the beach.
Girls drawing in their eyebrows on the beach.
Water pistols.
Dance stages on the beach.
Rental deck chairs.
Film crews.
Volleyball on brown sand.
Taco restaurants with a beach view.
Kakigouri.
Earthquake and Tsunami warning signs everywhere.
The beaches here are so so different to Australian beaches! I could not stop saying 'omoshiroi!' and I took a million photos!
If you come to Tokyo in summer pop on down to Enoshima beach. If you take the number 12 bus to Zushi you can find a less crowded beach ;)
Wa - Tokyo is so much fun!
Love Love
Hello Sandwich
xoxo
P.S. I took so many photos that I have to split this post into two (>_<) Tomorrow I will post some pictures from Enoshima Island which you can see in the background of one of the photos above.
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Looks like such fun! I'll be in Japan for my first trip in February. Winter. Alas.
ReplyDeleteLooks so amazing! x
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What an adorable beach and turtle logo on the beer bottle. Too sweet!
ReplyDeleteI need to hit up the beach...
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The Japanese beaches look really different from the California beaches ~~it's got that special vibe to it! Would love to go someday.
ReplyDeleteyes they do look so very different than california beaches but super cute! man i need to go to japan!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful there! What a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing! I'm jealous of the warm beach weather.
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The beach looks quite good but totally different from what we have in Australia. I have managed to find some great beaches in Japan that would suprise with white sand and blue water :)
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I went to Enoshima beach so often when I child because I lived in Fujisawa-city then. So the name of "Enochima"makes me feel so
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But Enoshima of your pictures looks more lovely than that I knew
because I can see new charm and new colors in your photos.
I like your photos very much! (^_^)
Lovely, worth the daydreams. (゚∀゚)ノ
ReplyDeleteHello Jacquie! Thanks for your comment! Ohhh that't the best time to come! I love Japan in February. Before I moved to Tokyo I came to Japan once a year (for 9 years!) in February! You will have a great time!
ReplyDeleteHello Lucylu! Thank you for your comment :)
Hello Miss A! I know how adorable is the logo!!! It was foiled too!
Hello Grace, yes it's beach time i think :)
Hello Lavender Playground, oh yes they are so different to Australian beaches too!
Hello Shellie, oh yes please come to Tokyo soon!
Hello Spinner's End, thanks so much for your comment. It was really a nice day tip I must say :)
Hello Emma, It's been unbearably hot here in Tokyo lately though! Normally it's too hot to even go outdoors!
Hello Japan Australia, yes, very different to Aussie beaches aren't they. I must say I do miss Aussie white sand. My parents had a holiday house on the South Coast in Culburra when I was growing up. You can't beat those beaches. And bingo at the RSL!
Hello Mami, Oh you are lucky you have lived there!!! iina~!
Hello Thuraya Lynn, Thanks so much for your nice comment :)
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Hello Sandwich
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I love your photos! The beer label is so pretty and the beach cafe sign is brilliant.
ReplyDeletei love comparing beach culture. each one has it's own thing going on. i just recently returned to coney island and rockaway in nyc, and it seems like enoshima has the same city beach feel. so neat!
ReplyDeletehaha that guy posing for your camera looks fun!
ReplyDeletethat enoshima beer....i love it!!!
This beach looks like so much fun and relaxing too! Very different from the beaches in Italy!
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