Fujisawa Sea Breeze Drive ~To Enoshima~ Front Cover

Fujisawa Sea Breeze Drive ~To Enoshima~

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Under the moonlight of Fujisawa-shuku, a quiet road leads past the great torii gate, across the lantern-lit bridge, and toward Yugyoji Temple.

"Fujisawa Sea Breeze Drive ~To Enoshima~" is an Edo LOFI night-drive song inspired by Fujisawa, one of the stations of the Tokaido Fifty-three Stations.
The stillness of Yugyoji Temple, moonlight on old stone paths, reflections shimmering on the river, and the distant sea breeze calling from Enoshima all come together in this breezy and nostalgic track.

Blending the atmosphere of old Edo travel with a modern coastal night drive, the song carries a calm, refreshing, and quietly hopeful mood.
Let the night wind loosen the weight on your heart, and follow the moonlit road from Fujisawa-shuku to the lights of Enoshima.

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