11 Shirasu Bowl Shops in Kamakura and Enoshima: Raw Shirasu Season, Prices and Opening Hours

11 shirasu bowl shops in Kamakura and Enoshima

Kanagawa Prefecture bans shirasu fishing from January 1 to March 10, when many shops serve boiled shirasu.
A raw shirasu bowl is ¥1,380 at Tobiccho, ¥1,400 at Uomitei, and ¥1,700 at Kaisaku.
Enoshima Koya opens at 8:00, and both Tobiccho shops stay open until 21:00 in the evening.

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This page compares the prices and opening times of 11 shops in Kamakura and Enoshima where you can eat a shirasu bowl (a rice bowl topped with whitebait). Shirasu fishing in Kanagawa Prefecture is banned from January 1 to March 10, and in that period many shops serve only boiled (kamaage) shirasu. The ban period is on the Kanagawa Prefecture fish guide, Shirasu (Japanese). In 2026, fishing started on March 11 (Japanese). At the shops that show a price, an Enoshima raw shirasu bowl costs ¥1,380–¥1,700.

In short

From the morning: Enoshima Koya opens at 8:00.
In the evening: both Tobiccho shops are open until 21:00, and Enoshima Koya until 20:30 (until 17:00 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays).
With a sea view: Uomitei and Enoshimatei.
Near Kamakura Station: Kamakura Akimoto, a 1-minute walk from the east exit.
By car: the Koshigoe shops of Shirasuya have parking.

Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time).

1. The 11 shops in one table: price and opening time

Shop	Area	Raw shirasu bowl	Boiled shirasu bowl	Opens
Tobiccho Main Shop	Enoshima	¥1,380	¥1,320	11:00
Tobiccho Benzaiten	Enoshima	¥1,380	¥1,320	11:00
Uomitei	Enoshima	¥1,400	¥1,300	10:00
Enoshimatei	Enoshima	—	—	10:30
Kaisaku	Enoshima	¥1,700	¥1,600	11:00
Shimawarashi	Enoshima	—	—	11:00
Enoshima Koya	Katase Beach	—	¥1,980	8:00
Chubei	Katase Beach	—	—	11:00
Shirasuya Koshigoe Fishing Port shop	Koshigoe	—	—	11:00
Shirasuya Main Shop	Koshigoe	—	—	11:00
Kamakura Akimoto	Kamakura Station East Exit	¥1,650	¥1,650	11:00

Prices include tax. A “—” means no price is written on the official page; check at the shop entrance or by phone.

2. When raw shirasu is available, and what to eat from January to March

Tobiccho, Uomitei and Kaisaku do not serve raw shirasu from January to mid-March. Even after the ban ends, there can be no raw shirasu on days with a poor catch or rough seas. At Kamakura Akimoto, whether raw shirasu has arrived is decided around 10:30 on the morning of the day. Kaisaku and Kamakura Akimoto list their raw shirasu dishes as limited to April through December.

During the ban, you can still eat a boiled shirasu bowl: ¥1,320 at Tobiccho and ¥1,300 at Uomitei.

3. Shirasu Don’ya Tobiccho (Main Shop and Benzaiten Nakamise-dori Shop)

A raw shirasu bowl is ¥1,380, a boiled shirasu bowl ¥1,320 and a bowl with both ¥1,650, and each comes with miso soup with fresh nori. The rice is vinegared. A bowl of Misaki tuna and raw shirasu is ¥2,310, and the Tobiccho bowl with 10 kinds of toppings is ¥2,530. The two shops are at 1-6-7 Enoshima (Main Shop) and 2-1-9 Enoshima (Benzaiten Nakamise-dori Shop).

Neither shop has its own car park; they point to nearby car parks such as Enoshima Nagisa Parking.

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Name	Shirasu Don'ya Tobiccho Main Shop
Address	1-6-7 Enoshima, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	11:00–21:00 (weekdays last order 20:00, weekends and holidays last order 20:30), open every day
Phone	0466-23-0041
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Name	Shirasu Don'ya Tobiccho Benzaiten Nakamise-dori Shop
Address	2-1-9 Enoshima, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	11:00–21:00 (weekdays last order 20:00, weekends and holidays last order 20:30)
Phone	0466-29-9090
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4. Uomitei

A raw shirasu bowl is ¥1,400, a boiled shirasu bowl ¥1,300, and a half-and-half bowl of both ¥1,500. Making it a set meal adds ¥120, and the sets with crab miso soup are ¥2,020, ¥1,970 and ¥2,120. It is a shop where you can enjoy the sea view. There is no raw shirasu from January to mid-March (Uomitei food and drink menu, Japanese).

Video by a member of the public (not official): Akihiko Hiramatsu

Name	Uomitei
Address	2-5-7 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	10:00–17:00 (last order), irregular holidays
Phone	0466-22-4456
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5. Enoshimatei

Besides the boiled shirasu bowl, there is a seasonal raw shirasu bowl and a bowl with both raw and boiled shirasu. The Enoshima-don, cooked with egg, is also a specialty. Last order is 17:30 on weekdays and 18:30 on weekends and holidays. It may close in bad weather.

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Name	Enoshimatei
Address	2-6-5 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	Weekdays 10:30–18:00, weekends and holidays 10:30–19:00, irregular holidays
Phone	0466-22-9111
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6. Enoshima Kaisaku

A raw shirasu bowl is ¥1,700 and a boiled shirasu bowl ¥1,600. Two-color and three-color bowls, where you choose from raw shirasu, boiled shirasu, minced fatty tuna with green onion and others, start at ¥1,900 and come with miso soup, pickles and a small side dish. Raw shirasu on its own is ¥1,100 and boiled shirasu ¥1,000. Raw shirasu is limited to April through December.

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Name	Enoshima Kaisaku
Address	1-3-20 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	Weekdays 11:00–19:00, weekends and holidays 10:00–19:30, irregular holidays
Phone	0466-22-3759
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7. Shimawarashi Enoshima

A seafood bowl shop serving seafood sent directly from local fishermen, with a raw shirasu bowl.

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Name	Shimawarashi Enoshima
Address	1-6-8 Enoshima, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	11:00–17:00 (weekends until 20:00), no regular holidays
Phone	0466-22-0090
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8. Enoshima Koya

It is open all day from 8:00 and is a 2-minute walk from Katase-Enoshima Station. The boiled shirasu bowl with Hamano Suisan shirasu is ¥1,980. From November 11, 2026, it closes at 17:00 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays (last order 16:30); on other days it is open until 20:30 (last order 19:30). It has no partner car park, and the Enoden Parking Center is a 1-minute walk away.

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Name	Enoshima Koya
Address	2-20-12 Katase-Kaigan, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	8:00–20:30 (Tuesdays and Wednesdays until 17:00 from November 11)
Phone	0466-29-5875
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9. Shirasu to Ise-ebi Chubei

Besides raw shirasu bowls, boiled shirasu bowls and two-color bowls, there is a combination of a boiled shirasu bowl and spiny lobster miso soup. It uses shirasu from boats such as Shonan Maru (Hamano Suisan) and Kanhama Maru. It is a 2-minute walk from Katase-Enoshima Station and 3 minutes from Enoshima Station and Shonan-Enoshima Station. Last order is 16:30 on weekdays.

Name	Shirasu to Ise-ebi Chubei
Address	1-11-25 Katase-Kaigan, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	Weekdays 11:00–17:00, weekends and holidays 11:00–21:00, no regular holidays
Phone	0466-27-1455
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10. Shirasuya (Koshigoe Fishing Port Shop and Main Shop)

A shirasu restaurant run directly by the fishing boat owner Kanhama Suisan. The Koshigoe Fishing Port shop (2-10-13 Koshigoe, Kamakura) has a car park that large buses can enter. The Main Shop (2-10-26 Koshigoe) focuses on shirasu bowls and can use 5 spaces in a car park 2 doors away. The most popular dish is the shirasu-zukushi set meal.

Video by a member of the public (not official): Oko Sanpo

Name	Shirasuya Koshigoe Fishing Port Shop
Address	2-10-13 Koshigoe, Kamakura City, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	11:00–22:00 (closed Thursdays)
Phone	0467-33-0363
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Name	Shirasuya Main Shop
Address	2-10-26 Koshigoe, Kamakura City, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	11:00–17:00 (closed Thursdays)
Phone	0467-31-5333
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11. Kamakura Akimoto

A 1-minute walk from the east exit of Kamakura Station. A raw shirasu bowl using shirasu caught that morning in Koshigoe, and a boiled shirasu bowl, are ¥1,650 each, and they come with an onsen egg, red miso soup and pickles (Kamakura Akimoto food page, Japanese). Whether raw shirasu is available is decided on the morning of the day, so if you are coming from far away, check before it opens.

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Common questions

Can I eat shirasu bowls from January to March?

Yes, boiled shirasu bowls. Many shops do not serve raw shirasu from January 1 to March 10 because of the fishing ban.

Which shop opens earliest?

Enoshima Koya opens at 8:00.

Official information checked: November 1, 2026 (Japan time). Prices and hours can change. Shimawarashi’s weekend hours were checked on Google Maps on November 1, 2026.

Name	Kamakura Akimoto
Address	3F, 1-6-15 Komachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa
Hours / Closed	11:00–15:30, 17:00–21:00 (closed Thursdays)
Phone	0467-25-3705
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Sources

17 pages we checked

Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time).

1. The 11 shops in one table: price and opening time

2. When raw shirasu is available, and what to eat from January to March

3. Shirasu Don’ya Tobiccho (Main Shop and Benzaiten Nakamise-dori Shop)

4. Uomitei

5. Enoshimatei

6. Enoshima Kaisaku

7. Shimawarashi Enoshima

8. Enoshima Koya

9. Shirasu to Ise-ebi Chubei

10. Shirasuya (Koshigoe Fishing Port Shop and Main Shop)

11. Kamakura Akimoto

Can I eat shirasu bowls from January to March?

Which shop opens earliest?

Sources

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