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Katase-Enoshima Weather, Climate and Best Time to Visit

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Katase-Enoshima year round climate

  • Spring (March–May): Average 54–73°F, mild and comfortable climate, but with relatively high rainfall, especially in April and May. Common activities: Sightseeing, flower viewing, seaside walks. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt, and rain gear are essential.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 78–87°F, hot and humid, with occasional showers. Common activities: Swimming, surfing, water sports. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, hat, and sunscreen.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 57–82°F, pleasant climate, but September has relatively high rainfall. Common activities: Maple leaf viewing, seaside walks, cycling. Recommended clothing: Long-sleeved shirt, light jacket, adjust clothing according to weather changes.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 45–50°F, cold climate, with less rainfall. Common activities: Onsen (hot spring) bathing, enjoying the Enoshima night view. Recommended clothing: Warm coat, sweater, scarf, gloves.

Katase-Enoshima climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 66.2°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 1732 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: September

Katase-Enoshima monthly average temperature and precipitation

Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
45.1°F
29.4
February
48.2°F
73.3
March
54.1°F
150.3
April
65.8°F
166.9
May
73.2°F
189.2
June
79°F
263.2
July
86.5°F
134.9
August
88°F
147.4
September
82.4°F
307.6
October
70°F
142.8
November
57.9°F
93.1
December
50.2°F
34.8

Katase-Enoshima weather for the next seven days

2/22
Sunday
Sunny
59.4°F/51.6°F
2/23
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
62.8°F/56°F
2/24
Tuesday
Patchy rain nearby
58.6°F/53.5°F
2/25
Wednesday
Heavy rain
60.1°F/47.6°F
2/26
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
51°F/46.5°F
2/27
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
60.2°F/53.6°F
2/28
Saturday
Moderate rain
57.9°F/54.5°F

Katase-Enoshima Frequently Asked Questions and Useful Information for Travel

Why is Enoshima Island famous?

Enoshima Island is famous for enshrining the Naked Goddess, deity of entertainment and good matchmaking. This contributes to its reputation as a destination for a fun-loving beach community and sightseeing couples, especially popular in the summertime.

Is Enoshima Island worth visiting?

Yes, Enoshima Island is absolutely worth visiting for a day trip, particularly as an escape from Tokyo. It boasts a variety of attractions including shrines, parks, caves, and stunning scenic views. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji. Popular activities include exploring local shops and restaurants, visiting Enoshima Shrine, and ascending the Sea Candle observatory for panoramic vistas.

What are the top things to see and do in Katase-Enoshima?

In Katase-Enoshima, you can explore the Enoshima Shrine, a collection of shrines spread across the island. You can walk up the numerous stairs or opt for a paid escalator. The Enoshima Sea Candle observation tower provides breathtaking 360-degree views of the island and ocean, with Mount Fuji visible on clear days. The Samuel Cocking Garden, located at the top of the island, is another popular spot for exploration.

Can you walk from Kamakura to Enoshima?

Indeed, walking from Kamakura to Enoshima is highly recommended. This scenic route allows you to immerse yourself in many sights and enjoy the pleasures of the seaside along the way.

Can I see Mt. Fuji from Enoshima?

Yes, you can see beautiful seaside views of Mt. Fuji from Enoshima. For the best vantage point, climb the Enoshima Sea Candle. Cooler temperatures and low humidity generally offer the best viewing conditions for Mt. Fuji.