Nakatsumiya
中津宮
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Nakatsumiya
Nakatsumiya is a historic shrine and temple. Travel through its seasons and highlights across 1 on-location videos before you visit.
One of Enoshima Shrine's three sanctuaries, distinguished by its striking vermilion-lacquered hall. Said to have been founded by the priest Ennin in 853, it enshrines Ichikishimahime-no-Mikoto. Long revered by kabuki performers, its grounds command a sweeping view of Sagami Bay.
History & Culture
Founded by a Tendai Monk
Nakatsunomiya was founded in 853 by the Tendai monk Ennin (Jikaku Daishi) and enshrines the goddess Ichikishimahime.
Vermilion Among the Pines
Rebuilt in vermilion in 1689 with support from Edo merchants and kabuki actors, it has long drawn those praying for beauty and the performing arts.
神奈川県藤沢市江の島2-3-7
- Walk from Katase-Enoshima or Enoshima Stn
8:30–17:00
Free
Hours and fees are a guide and may change — please check official information before your visit.
