Seikouji Temple (Yugyoji Temple), head temple of the Jishu sect
With Ippen Shonin as the founder, this temple is the head temple of the Jishu sect of Buddhism. Various events are held throughout the year, such as Kaisan-nenmyo...
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From Temples to Dolphins: Everything Shonan Has to Offer
Venture into an inn town that prospered along the Tokaido Road on this course. Ryuko-ji Temple is where the execution of Nichiren, the priest who founded the Nichiren Buddhist Sect, was supposed to have taken place. The new Enoshima Aquarium is popular for its dolphin and seal shows.
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Former Kondo Residence
The Former Kondo Residence was built in 1925 after the Great Kanto Earthquake as a villa in Tsujido of Fujisawa-shi. It is said to be a representation of Japanese...
Ryuko-ji Temple
Ryukoji Temple is a temple of the “Nichiren sect” founded in 1337. Nichiren offered plans to Kamakura shogunate for saving the nation in a time of crisis, however,...
Enoshima Aquarium
Please visit the facility's website for the latest information. The aquarium is located at a great place where you can view both Mt Fuji on the west side, and Sagami...
