The Fujisawa Ukiyo-e Museum is home to a collection of Ukiyo-e that boasts the work of world-famous artists Kuniyoshi, Hiroshige and Utamaro. Here you can also look through many items and documents concerning the history of Fujisawashuku as depicted in Hiroshige's 'The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō'. Spend a day in Fujisawa and take yourself back in time to the olden days.
Add to trip planner 0Fujisawa Municipal Ukiyo-e Museum holds an exhibition of Tokaido Fujisawa station and Enoshima Ukiyo-e and other local artifacts. In Edo era Tokaido Fujisawa station was set here. Main temple " Jishu-Souhonzan Shoujyoukouji" was built in Fujisawa about 700 years ago that makes Fujisawa forefront for the visitors to Enoshima and Oyama in Edo era. Based on the landscapes and folklores in Fujisawa...
More detailsThis temple is the main temple of the Jishu sect, founded by Ippen Shonin in the Kamakura period. The highlight of this place is the large Ginkgo Tree which is designated as a natural monument by the city. Also, Every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, there will be a antique flea market held here.
More detailsOyako Cafe Joy ("Oyako" meaning parent and child) is a cafe where mothers and their children can spend time relaxing together in Fujisawa. We provide Japanese rooms and private rooms so that mothers with small children can relax.
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