To reach Ryuren no Kane, you'll first need to get to Enoshima Island. From Tokyo, take the Odakyu Line to Katase-Enoshima Station. From there, it's a pleasant walk to the island. Once on Enoshima, follow signs for the 'Dragon Love Bell' (Ryuren no Kane). The climb up the hill is part of the experience, lined with shops and scenic spots.

While there isn't direct parking at the bell itself, there are several parking lots available on Enoshima Island. These can fill up, especially on weekends and holidays, so arriving early or using public transport is recommended.

Enoshima Island is best explored on foot. Follow the main path from the station, which leads you across the bridge to the island. Once on the island, look for signs pointing towards the 'Dragon Love Bell' or 'Ryuren no Kane'. The climb is scenic and offers many points of interest.

No, there is no admission fee required to visit the Dragon Love Bell (Ryuren no Kane) or to access the love lock wall. It's a free public spot on Enoshima Island.

Ryuren no Kane is an outdoor attraction and is generally accessible at all times. However, the surrounding area with shops and restaurants will have their own operating hours. For the best experience, visit during daylight hours or early evening when it's beautifully lit.

Yes, you can purchase love locks and 'ema' (wooden wishing plaques) from various souvenir shops and vendors on Enoshima Island, including those along the path leading to the Dragon Love Bell.

The best photo spots include the bell itself with the love locks, the panoramic views of Sagami Bay from the hilltop, and the scenic path leading up to the bell. Sunset and early evening offer particularly romantic lighting.

While you can photograph the general area and the locks, it's respectful to avoid taking close-up photos of other couples without their explicit consent. Focus on the scenery and your own romantic moments.

Drone usage is generally restricted in many tourist areas in Japan, including islands like Enoshima, to ensure safety and respect for visitors. It's best to check local regulations before attempting to fly a drone.

Absolutely! Ryuren no Kane is a very popular and romantic spot for proposals. The beautiful setting, the act of ringing the bell together, and the symbolism of love locks make it an ideal location. Many visitors plan proposals here.

The tradition is that couples ring the bell together to bless their love and wish for happiness in their relationship. Leaving a love lock or an ema further symbolizes their commitment.

While there isn't a formal booking system for proposals, you can enhance the experience by arriving at a strategic time (like sunset) and perhaps having a photographer discreetly capture the moment. Some local services might offer proposal planning assistance.