This Rinzai Zen temple is popular for its small forest of towering 尘艒蝉艒 bamboo, within which you can relax under a shelter with a cup of matcha and sweets (楼500). It's down the road from Sugimoto-dera, on the right-hand side.
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Nearby Kamakura attractions
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This small temple, founded in AD 734, is reputed to be the oldest in Kamakura. Climb the steep steps up to the ferocious-looking guardian deities and鈥
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This Tokasan temple of the Rinzaishu 碍别苍肠丑艒-箩颈 sect was originally a tantric Buddhist temple and converted to a Zen temple. The main reason to visit is鈥
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This shrine was built in 1869 on the order of Emperor Meiji to enshrine the spirit of Prince Morinaga, who was imprisoned and executed at this location in鈥
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The grounds of this hillside Zen temple make for a blissful stroll in fine weather and include lovingly tended gardens laid out by Mus艒 Soseki, the temple鈥
5. Kamakura National Treasure Museum
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This museum displays an excellent collection of Kamakura religious art and statuary. Some are the typically peaceful Jiz艒 (Buddhist patron of travellers,鈥
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Kamakura's most important shrine is, naturally, dedicated to Hachiman, the god of war. Minamoto no Yoritomo himself ordered its construction in 1191 and鈥
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Established in 1253, Japan's oldest Zen monastery is still active today. The central Butsuden (Buddha Hall) was brought piece by piece from Tokyo in 1647鈥
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Tiny 贰苍苍艒-箩颈 is distinguished by its statues depicting the judges of hell. According to the Juo concept of Taoism, which was introduced to Japan from鈥