Enjoy a stroll through Kamakura Kaido, Seya, and Navy Road. Navy Road and some streets near Seya Station are particularly famous for their cherry blossoms. There's a tour to visit the Seven Lucky Gods as well.
Add to trip planner 15Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine was founded in the Eiroku era (1336-1573, the end of Muromachi era) by Iwasaki Tangonokami. The shrine worships Honda Wakeno Mikoto. In 1968, the shrine transferred to the current site because of the construction of Tomei Expressway. It's also known for the magnificent cherry blossoms in spring.
More detailsMyokoji is an old temple that was founded in the Asuka era (592-710). It is said that Nichiren Shonin stayed there and the chief priest was impressed with Nichiren and changed the sect. Bonsho (a temple bell) is a prefecture-designated important cultural property.
More detailsThis is a Sodo-shu temple. Tokuzenji has a huge gate made of wood. There are seasonal flowers in the temple ground.
More detailsZentuuin-seisi-do is a branch temple of Tokuzenji. Sodo-shu. The main Buddha Seisi's statue is said to have dug out by being told to, in a dream. The main hall was built during the Kan'ei period (1624 ~ 43) where Ju-rojin(Shoulaojen) is also worshipped.
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