April-December is in season! 4 shops where you can eat Shirasu dishes/Kamakura
April-December is in season! 4 shops where you can eat Shirasu dishes/Kamakura
Speaking of seafood that represents Kamakura and Enoshima, Shirasu! Shirasu, which is landed ato the Koshigoe fishing port, is in season from April to December. In addition to Shirasu-don, we also introduce a variety of dishes such as Kakiage and Kamameshi.
A long-established store in Enoshima
"Nama Shirasu-don" 1320 yen (may not be purchased depending on the weather)
The long-established "Enoshima-tei" established in 1909. You can taste the rice bowls and set meals of seafood that are particular about freshness, including a selection of raw white glass. If you aim for the fish that was landed at Katase Fishing Port that morning, check out the whiteboard placed in the store.
It is an exquisite view of the dining room that stands along a walking path on Enoshima, and the window seats inside the shop can see Mount Fuji if the weather is good.
■ Enoshima-tei
Address: 2-6-5 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa TEL:0466-22-9111 Opening hours: 10:30-17:30 LO (Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays-18:30 LO) Closed: Unregular holidays
Recommended shops near Kamakura Station
"Shirasu Nishoku Don" 1650 yen
The "Kamakura Kamameshi Kamakama Honten" is a shop that always has about 30 different kinds of Kamameshi, such as the Shiras that has been landed at Yuhigahama. The first is as it is, the second cup is served with a medicinal flavor, and the last is served with homemade seafood. The Shirasu Nishoku Don in the photo are a popular menu where you can enjoy the taste and texture of two kinds, raw and boiled.
It is a popular shop that stands quietly in the back alley of Komachi-dori. It has terrace seats as well as counters and box seats.
■ Kamakura Kamameshi Kamakama Honten
Address: 2-11-8 Komachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa Time: 11-15 Holidays: Sat, Sunday, Holidays Access: 4 minutes walk from JR Kamakura Station East Exit
Recommended shops along Enoden
Lunch 2800 yen (Kobachi no Zen, Donabe no Zen, Kamaage Shirasu Donabe)
"Kamakura Donabe gohan kaedena.", which has a reputation for clay pot rice made from Tanba Shinoyama Koshihikari with Kombu Dashi. There are about 10 types of ingredients for rice, and the most popular is boiled Shirasu. All Donabe-gohan comes with three monthly small dishes and miso soup.
Located along the main street in Hase, this is a shop specializing in Donabe-gohan. The shop is chic with paintings.
■ Kamakura Donabe-gohan kaedena.
Address: 3-8-13 Haya, Kamakura, Kanagawa, 2nd floor Time: 11 to 17 o'clock (end when sold out), 18 to 21 o'clock (full reservation at night) Break: Unregular holidays Access: 3 minutes walk from Enoden Hase Station
"Nishoku don" 1100 yen where you can taste raw and boiled Shirasu at once
The "Shirasuya Koshigoe Gyokoumaeten" is a restaurant directly managed by Amimoto, where you can taste freshly-landed Shirasu. There are more than 20 different types of Shirasu dishes. The "Shirasuzukushi Teishoku", which is set with
fried and raw shirasu, is 1980 yen.
This article is created based on the contents of "Rurubu Information Edition" or "Rurubu & more." "Rurubu +".
The data listed are as of March 2025. Prices, business hours, regular holidays, menus, etc. may change or may not be available due to temporary holidays. Please check in advance when using it, as the content may change.
The holiday of stores and facilities omits the year-end holiday, Obon holiday, Golden Week, and temporary holidays in principle.
The published fees are in principle the fee including consumption tax that we have confirmed at the time of the interview, and the entrance fee is the adult fee if there is no special mention.
In principle, the time of publication is open (kan) to closed (kan). Please note that the last order or entry (kan) time is 30 minutes to 1 hour before the normal closing (kan) time. The last order is written as LO.
For the spring quality and efficacy of the hot springs listed, manuscripts are prepared based on answers from each facility.
Speaking of a museum in Hakone, I wonder if many people first think of the “Sculpted Forest Museum of Art.” More than half a century since its opening, it has attracted people with its dynamic open-air exhibitions.
This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.
If you disable this cookie, we will not be able to save your preferences. This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again.