| Closed Day | Open everyday |
| Opening times | 9：00 ～ 20：00 |
There is a botanical garden
The garden was opened by Samuel Cocking, an English trader living in Yokohama.
That's why it was named "Samuel Cocking Garden."
The garden covers an area of about 18,000 square meters.
We can enjoy a wide variety of flowers and plants.
This is a botanical garden where you can see Ⓐ "Flowers that bloom in Japan's four seasons" and Ⓑ "Tropical plants" brought by Samuel Cocking.
Since it grows a wide variety of flowers and plants, you can enjoy them all year round.
It has also been selected as one of the "100 Best Flower Spots in Kanagawa."
During certain periods, you can walk through the "conservatory ruins" which are usually closed to the public.
We can see the ruins of a brick greenhouse built by Samuel Cocking during the Meiji period.
Normally, you can only see it from above.
① There is the Miami Beach Square.
It is a sister city with Miami-Dade County, Florida, USA.
It is home to Japan's first French toast cafe, Roncafe.
② There is the Matsumoto Square.
It is a sister city with Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture.
It is home to Matsumotokan, where you can experience making soba noodles.
It is home to a monument in the shape of a twin-body Jizo statue, which was given to the city by Matsumoto City.
③ There is the Boryeong Square.
It is a sister city with Boryeong, Korea.
It is home to two stone towers, which were given to the city by Boryeong as a memorial to the partnership.
④ There is the Kunming Square.
It is a sister city with Kunming City, China.
It is home to an authentic gazebo built in traditional Chinese architectural style.
It also has a bronze peacock statue.
⑤ There is the Windsor Square.
It is a sister city of Windsor, Canada.
There is "LONCAFE", Japan's first French toast specialty store.
This is an open-air café located in Miami Beach Plaza.
It is the first French toast specialty store in Japan.
| January | First sunrise seen from the Enoshima observation deck (reservation required) | |
| February | Valentine Island Enoshima (Illumination) | |
| March | 10,000 tulips | Shonan Enoshima Spring Festival |
| April | Diamond Fuji (Can be seen from Enoshima Observatory. Extended opening hours) | Enoshima Shrine Hatsumi Festival ( in April, Enoshima Shrine's biggest festival) |
| May | Enoshima Flower Festival | FREEDOM SUNSET(There will be a live performance at Sunset Terrace) |
| ALOHA SUNSET (There will be a live performance at Sunset Terrace) | MADE IN Enoshima (Art Exhibition) | |
| July to August | Enoshima Toro(lanterns) | |
| August | Enoshima Fireworks Live | Enoshima Yukata Festival |
| August | ENOSHIMA ISLAND JAM（There will be a live performance at Sunset Terrace.) | Enoshima Toro(lanterns) |
| september | Diamond Fuji (Can be seen from Enoshima Observatory. Extended opening hours) | |
| October | Shonan Enoshima Autumn Festival | |
| november | Shonan Candle (Illumination) | Jewel of Shonan (one of the three major illuminations in the Kanto region) |
| december | Enoshima Fantasy (Illumination) |
