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Kotoku In

  • Kotoku In

  • Temples ( Yokohama )
  • First and foremost...you've made the trip all the way out there...shell out the pocket change to go inside the buddha. It's really interesting to see how such a large sculpture is constructed and aft...
Engakuji

  • Engakuji

  • Temples ( Yokohama )
  • One of Kamakura's most impressive temples, Engakuji consists of an array of temples and buildings sprawling up a hillside. The setting is pretty, especially in early summer when the hydrangea are in b...
Hase Dera

  • Hase Dera

  • Temples ( Yokohama )
  • Built in 736, Hase-dera is an old temple, even for Kamakura. Fresh blossoms adorn the grounds, and change with the seasons. The observation deck offers a wonderful view of the ocean. The temple has s...
Meigetsuin

  • Meigetsuin

  • Temples ( Yokohama )
  • One of Kamakura's major temples, Meigetsuin is known for its beautiful gardens, with the hydrangea in June and July being especially famous.
Kaizoji

  • Kaizoji

  • Temples ( Yokohama )
  • A small temple in Kamakura with attractive grounds, especially beautiful in the autumn.

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