Heading back

..."There is a charm indefinable about the place--that sort of charm which comes with a little ghostly thrill never to be forgotten. Not of strange sights alone is this charm made, but of numberless subtle sensations and ideas interwoven and inter-blended: the sweet sharp scents of grove and sea; the blood-brightening, vivifying touch of the free wind; the dumb appeal of ancient mystic mossy things; vague reverence evoked by knowledge of treading soil called holy for a thousand years."(Lafcadio Hearn)

I could not agree more, Enoshima is a special place which in all the hustle and bustle of modern days gives you still a feeling of old Japan.
It was time for heading back but not before I had a light refreshment in a small inn by the roadside.