Walk around this area, where many 100-year-old shops are established around Yutenji Temple.
Add to trip planner 0It's a new-born association of shop owners doing business around Fujisawa-shuku, which used to be a lively post town on the old Tokaido Road during the Edo period. They focus on an urban development as a modern post town that is free from preconceptions.
More detailsThe head temple of Ji-shu Buddhism (time sect) worshipping Priest Ippen as the founder. Many events are held throughout the year, including a ceremony for the anniversary of the founder’s death (Kaisanki), and Susuki Nenbutsu-e (prayer ceremony). This place is known as a place of relaxation for the locals and as a training ground with buddhist temples including a wooden main temple praised to b...
More detailsThe 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 and Western styles at the time. After graduating from Tokyo Imperial University (Tokyo University) in 1914, Arata Endo, who designed this residence, studied for 6 years under American architect Frank Lloyd Wright who is known as the d...
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