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Zaimokuza SeashoreZaimokuza Beach

YuigahamaYuigahama Beach

Namerigawa River

Sanzagaike Pond (Lake Kamakura)

Tenen

Inamuragasaki

Enoden Line

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Koshoji Temple

Jufukuji Temple(No entry permitted

beyond the Chumon gate)

Hokokuji Temple (Takedera)

Zuisenji TempleJokomyoji Temple

Gokokuji Temple

Eishoji Temple

Godaido Myooin Temple

Jomyoji Temple

Kosokuji Temple

Daikeiji Temple

Togakuji TempleTokoji Temple

Jochiji Temple

Chojuji Temple

Kenchoji Temple

Ennoji Temple

Myodenji Temple

Raikoji Temle (Nishimikado)

Enkyuji Temple

Butsugyoji Temple

Meigetsuin Temple

(Admission fee charged at the entrance

of Kenchoji Temple)

Kosokuji Temple

Hasedera Temple

Shugenji Temple

HongakujiTemple

Gokurakuji TempleKokuzodo Temple

Jojuin Temple

Kyoonji Temple

Betsuganji Temple

Jogyoji Temple

Enmeiji Temple

Honkoji Temple

MyoryujiTemple

Taihoji Temple

Yakuoji Temple

Kaizoji Temple

Jissoji Temple

Fudarakuji Temple

Senjuin Temple

Komyoji Temple

Renjoin Temple

KuhonjiTemple

MyohonjiTemple

Joeiji Temple(Botamochidera)

Ankokuronji Temple

Choshoji Temple

Myochoji Temple

Raikoji Temle(Zaimokuza)

Keiunji Temple

Kofukuji Temple

Kakuonji Temple

Engakuji TempleShoseiin Temple

DaigyojiTemple

Myohoji Temple (Kokedera)

Hokaiji Temple (Hagidera)

Anyouin Temple

Kotokuin Temple (Great Buddha)

Sugimotodera Temple

Tokeiji TempleMatsugaoka Treasure House

Enoshima

Asaina Kiridoshi Pass

Ofuna

Zushi

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Morinagashinno’s Grave

Yoritomo’s Grave

Oe no Hiromoto’s Grave

Hino Toshimoto’s Grave

Grave Attributed to Uesugi Norikata

KaifukijizoResidence of Utsumi family

Remains of Hokkedo Temple

Remains of Yofukuji Temple

Remains of Omachishakadoguchi (Not open to the public)

Shakadoguchi Kiridoshi Pass (No through road)

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Momijiyama Yagura

Nagoe Kiridoshi Pass

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Kobukurozaka Kiridoshi Pass

Kamegayatsuzaka Kiridoshi Pass

Kewaizaka Kiridoshi Pass

Nitta Yoshisada’s Legendary March Site

Juichininzuka

Boat Distress Monument

Tsukikagejizo

Tomb of Ninsho (Not open to the public)

Remains of Isshomasu(Not open to the public)

Remains of Buppoji Temple(Not open to the public)

GokurakujizakaKiridoshi Pass

Daibutsu Kiridoshi Pass

Hojoshi Tokiwa Residence Site

Suzaki Kosenjo Monument

Sanzagaike Forest Park

Mt. Rokkokukenzan Forest Park

Genjiyama Park

Kamakura Kaihin Park-Yuigahama

Kamakura Kaihin Park-Sakanoshita

Kamakura Kaihin Park-Inamuragasaki

Fueda Park

Kamakura Central Park

Inamuragasaki Elementary School

Kitakamakura Joshigakuen

Onari Junior High School

Fukasawa Junior High School

Fukasawa Elementary School

Fujitsuka Elementary School

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Daiichi Elementary School

Kamakura Jogakuin

Kamakura Gakuen

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Elementary & Junior High School, Yokohama National Univ.

Daini Elementary School

Daini JuniorHigh School

Daiichi Junior High School

Yamasaki Elementary School

Yakumojinja Shrine (Yamanouchi)

Junisojinja ShrineSasukeinarijinja Shrine

ZeniaraibenzaitenUgafukujinja Shrine

Komorijinja Shrine

Kamakurayamajinja Shrine

Goryojinja Shrine

Amanawashinmeijinja Shrine

Suwajinja Shrine

TatsumijinjaShrine

Kamakura Museumof History and Culture

Hirukojinja Shrine

Yasakadaijin Shrine

Mishimajinja Shrine

Goryojinja Shrine

Yagumojinja Shrine (Omachi)

Goshojinja Shrine

Tsurugaoka HachimanguShrine

Egara Tenjinsha Shrine

Yagumojinja Shrine (Nishimikado)

Shinmeijinja Shrine

Shirahatajinja Shrine

Kumanojinja ShrineYakumojinja

Shrine (Tokiwa)

Kuzuharaokajinja Shrine

Kamakuragu (Otonomiya) Shrine

Yuiwakamiya (Moto-hachiman)

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Kumano Shingu Shrine

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Kamakura Youth Center

Monument of Okura Bakufu

Former Residence of Kachonomiya

Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Art Museum

Kawakita Film Museum

KamakuraKokuhoukan Museum

Kamakurabori Assembly Hall (Kamakurabori Museum)

KamakuraPolice Station

Kamakura Lifelong Learning Center

Remains of Nichiren Tsujiseppo

Tourism Association

The Museum of Modern Art,Kamakura Annex

Shisoan

Kitakamakura Old Private House Museum

Yoh ShomeiArt Museum

Statue of Minamoto no Yoritomo

Welfare Center

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Kamakura

Kamakura City Central Library

Wadazuka

Kamakura Museum of Literature

Kamakurabori Kogeikan (House of Kamakurabori)

Yoshiya Nobuko Memorial Museum Kamakura Gimnasium

Monument ofNichirenkesagakenomatsu

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Museum

JR Kamakura Sta.

JR Kitakamakura Sta.

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Hase kannon

Hase kannon

Okuinamura

Inamuraguchi

Wakamatsu

Fueda

Omachiyotsukado

Motohachiman

Goshojinja

Kuhonji

Zaimokuza

Komyoji

Iijima

Suidomichi

Byoinmae

Kamigawara

Choshoji

Midorigaoka Iriguchi

Kaiganbashi

Rinkaigakuen

Kamakurashiyakushomae

Rokujizo

Jomyoji

Aotobashi

Kamakurareien Seimonmae Tachiarai

Junisojinja

Juniso

Hairandosakashita

Higashisensui

Sensuibashi

Hairandoiriguchi

Meigetsuin

Kamicho

Kenchoji

Daigakumae

Tenjinmae

Sugimotokannon

Yuhidaikoen

Daitonomiya

Hachimangu

Wakamiyaoji

Hachimanguura

Wakaremichi

Kobukuroya

Kosakayubinkyokumae

Kitakamakuradai

Jizomae

Hansouboushita

Kamakurakohan

Kitakamakura

Yamazaki

Hiatarikoen

Genjiyama-iriguchi

Kikyoyama

Higashikajiwara

Kajiwara

Hiatari

Fujimidai

Yamanouechuo

MaruyamaichibandoriMachiyairiguchi

Roken Kamakura

Ohirayamakoen

Kamakura Chuo Koeniriguchi

Kamakura Chuo Koen

Fukasawa Junior High School

Fukasawashougakkomae

Maruyamayonbandori

YamanoueRotary

Nishikajiwara

Kajiwaraguchi

Tokiwaguchi

Esujisakashita

Ikkodo

Haseoyato

Nakanosaka

Yakumojinjamae

Hinomishita

Uchikoshi

Daibutsuzaka

Daibutsumae

Yuigahama Underground Parking

Zushi City

Yokohama City

Yamanouchi

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Omachi

Yukinoshita

Ogigayatsu

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Kajiwara

Tokiwa

Fueda

Hase

Gokurakuji

Inamuragasaki

Sakanoshita

Terabun

OnarimachiSasamemachi

Zaimokuza

Yuigahama

Imaizumidai

Yamasaki

Jomyoji

Juniso

Komachi

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JR Negishi (Keihin-Tohoku) Line

JR Tokaido/Yokosuka/Shonan-Shinjuku lines

JR Yokosuka Line

Keikyu Line

Enoden Line

Shonan-Monorail

Odakyu Enoshima Line

Ofuna

Fujisawa

Katase-Enoshima

Hongodai

Kitakamakura

Jinmuji

Zushi

Shin-Zushi

Kamakura

Shomyoji Temple

Ofuna Kannon

Asaina Kiridoshi Pass

Enoshima

Wadazuka

GokurakujiKamakurakoko-maeKoshigoe

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Riding the Enoden LineThe Enoden (Enoshima Railway) is a railway that connects Kamakura to Enoshima and Fujisawa.- You can buy tickets at the ticket vending

machine.- There are many stations without station atten-

dants. When you have no time to buy a ticket and get on a train, you can buy a replacement ticket from an on-board conduc-tor. When getting off at a station with no attendants, you may give your ticket to a nearby conductor, or put it in a used ticket box.

- You may use PASMO/Suica cards.

Riding the Bus- When getting on at the front of the bus: Tell the

driver your destination, and pay the amount required, or touch your PASMO/Suica card on the touch panel.

- When getting on at the back of the bus: When you get on, take a numbered ticket, or touch your PASMO/Suica card on the touch panel. When get-ting off, check the electronic board, and pay the amount indicated for the number on your ticket. If you use PASMO/Suica, touch your PASMO/Suica card on the touch panel.

- You can get up to 1,000 yen changed on the bus.- You may use PASMO/Suica cards.

For bus and Enoden travel around the Kamakura area, the one day “Kamakura Free Kankyo Tegata” (one-day free pass) is a very useful and inexpensive option.

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Evacuation Area

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Tokyo – Kamakura: 55 minTokyo – Ofuna: 48 min

Yokohama – Kamakura: 25 minYokohama – Ofuna: 18 min

Ofuna – Kamakura: 7 min

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Ofuna Sta., Kamiooka Sta., Hongodai Sta.

Hasedera, Yuigahama, Inamuragasaki Shichirigahama

Nagoe, Choshoji　※Nagoe Shin-Zushi Sta., Midorigaoka Iriguchi

Enoshima-Kamakura Downtown Regular Sightseeing Bus

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Kamakurareien Shomenmae Tachiarai, Kanazawa-Hakkei Sta., Hairando (round)

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Daibutsumae, Kajiwara, Kamakurayama, Suwagaya, Enoshima, Ofuna Sta.

Kuhonji Kuhonji (round) Kuhonji, Zaimokuza, Komyoji Shin-Zushi Sta., Kotsubo

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ＥKamakura Free Kankyo Tegata is a special pass very useful for traveling around Kamakura. This pass allows you to ride as much as you like within a defined area on five bus and train lines that run through the most famous tourist attractions of Kamakura. You will also be able to receive discounts from participating shrines, temples, and museums, and special service from participating stores in the area.

●Pass Available AreaTrain Enoden Kamakura Sta.—Hase Sta.Bus Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.2—Kitakamakura Sta. Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.4—Daitonomiya Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.5—Jomyoji Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.1, 6—Daibutsumae Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.3—Nagoe* You cannot ride the bus line leaving from Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.7 and heading towards Kuhonji (circular route), Shin-Zushi Sta. and Kotsubo.

* On the bus heading towards Daitonomiya, you may freely ride all the way to the final stop. For other lines, please pay attention to the area you are allowed to travel freely in with the pass.

●Sales PlacesAround Kamakura Sta. / Kamakura tourist information center (east exit), Enoden Kamakura Sta., Enoden Kamakura information center (east exit), Shonan Keikyu Bus information desk at Ka-makura Sta. (east exit)Around Kitakamakura Sta. / Engakuji souvenir shop, Kitakamakura Old Private House Museum, Others / Enoden Hase Sta., Shonan Keikyu Bus Kamakura business office (Yuigahama 2-1-12)

●Price: Adult 570 yen, Child 290 yen　※Tickets are not sold on January 1, 2 and 3.

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Enoden Line

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Hokaiji Temple (Hagidera)(Hagidera)

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KamakuraKokuhoukan Museum

Remains of Nichiren TsujiseppoRemains of Nichiren TsujiseppoRemains of Nichiren Tsujiseppo

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※Tickets are not sold on January 1, 2 and 3.

KamakuraKokuhoukan Museum

Shirahatajinja Shrine

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

Gokokuji Temple

MyoryujiTemple

Myohonji Temple

Taihoji Temple

Joeiji Temple

Betsuganji Temple

Ichinotorii

Kamakura Jogakuin

Kamakura Gimnasium

Kamakura Hamanami

Grave Attributed to Hatakeyama

Shigeyasu

Jogyoji Temple

Yagumojinja Shrine

Anyouin Temple

Ninotorii

Kamakura Police Station

Kamakura Lifelong Learning Center

Kamakura Post O�ce

Daigyoji Temple

Hongakuji Temple

Kyoonji Temple

Jufukuji Temple

Eishoji Temple

Yasakadaijin Shrine Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Art Museum

Kawakita Film Museum Genpei-ike Pond

Yukinoshita Post O�ce

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Onari Elementary School

Tourist Information

Daiichi Elementary School

JR Kamakura Sta.

EnodenKamakura Sta.

Tourism Association

Hirukojinja Shrine

Kamakurabori Assembly Hall

Remains of Utsunomiyazushi Bakufu

Remains of Nichiren Tsujiseppo

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Maruyamainarisha Shrine

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Gionyama Hiking Trail

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Komachi-icchomeKomachi-icchome

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Omachi-nichomeOmachi-nichome

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Cherry Blossom / Apr.Tokeiji, Kenchoji, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Dankazura, Hasedera

Peony / Apr.Engakuji, Kenchoji, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Hasedera

Azalea / Apr.-MayAnyouin

Japanese Wisteria / MayTsurugaoka Hachimangu, Hasedera, Zuisenji, Jojuin

Hydrangea / May-Jun.Tokeiji, Meigetsuin, Zuisenji, Hasedera

Moss / Jun.-Jul.Myohoji (Seeing is limited)

Lotus / Jul.-Aug.Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Komyoji

Crape Myrtle / Aug.-Sep.Tokeiji, Hasedera, Hongakuji, Gokurakuji

Bush Clover / Sep.-Oct.Hokaiji, Jochiji, Kaizoji

Narcissus / Jan.-Feb.Tokeiji, Zuisenji

Fragrant-olive / Oct.Ennoji

Ume (plum) / Feb.-Mar.Engakuji, Tokeiji, Hasedera, Hokaiji, Egara Tenjinsha

Autumn Leaves / Nov.-Dec.Zuisenji, Engakuji, Tokeiji, Meigetsuin, Kenchoji, Hasedera

Camellia / Feb.-Mar.Hokokuji, Kotokuin (Daibutsu), Daigyoji

Winter Peony / Jan.-Feb.Tsurugaoka Hachimangu

Magnolia / Mar.-Apr.Engakuji, Tokeiji, Meigetsuin

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Popular Recommended Route1. Kamakura Sta.(East) - (via Komachidori St.) - Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine - Kenchoji Temple - Engakuji Temple

- Kitakamakura Sta.

3. Kamakura Sta.(West) - Jufukuji Temple - Jokomyoji Temple - Kamegayatsuzaka Kiridoshi - Daibutsu Hiking Trail - Daibutsu Kiridoshi Pass- Kotokuin Temple (Great Buddha) - Gokurakuji Temple - Enoden - Kamakura Sta.(West)

Hiking Route Kamakura Sta.(East) - Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine - Hokokuji Temple - Tenen Hiking Trail (Zuisenji entrance) -

Kenchoji Temple - Jochiji Temple - Daibutsu Hiking Trail - Zeniaraibenzaiten Shrine - Daibutsu Hiking Trail - Kotokuin Temple (Great Buddha) - Hasedera Temple - Enoden - Kamakura Sta.(West)

2. Kamakura Sta.(West) - Enoden - Hasedera Temple - Kotokuin Temple (Great Buddha) - Gokurakuji Temple - Enoden - Kamakura Sta. - Bus - Hokokuji Temple - Zuisenji Temple - Bus - Kamakura Sta.(East) Kawabata Yasunari, a writer who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature,

lived and wrote many works in Kamakura. Blessed with the nature of the ocean and surrounding green hills, Kamakura today attracts a large number of tourists.

Military Culture of KamakuraSamurai, or warriors, in Kamakura daily refined their martial skills to prepare to go to battle whenever necessary. Military culture-related goods, such as finely wrought armor, excellent swords, and scroll paintings depicting war, were brought to Kamakura from across the country. Yabusame, a ritual in which a person dynamically shoots three arrows while riding a galloping horse, also originated here. Nowadays, Yabusame is held at Tsurugaoka Hachi-mangu Shrine on the final day of Kamakura Festival in April and on Septem-ber 16 every year.

■Zazen MeditationLateness and talking are strictly forbid-den.An extra charge may be applied besides the admission fee to the temple.

Engakuji Temple 円覚寺 A32nd and 4th Sundays of the month:Lecture 9:00-10:00 / Zazen 10:00-11:00Reservation is not necessary. Participa-tion in the lecture is required prior to zazen session.Saturdays:Beginners 13:20-14:20 / From the sec-ond time 14:40-15:40

Kenchoji Temple 建長寺 B3Zazen session / Fridays and Saturdays 17:00-18:00Please arrive and sit 15 minutes prior to the session time.

Hokokuji Temple 報国寺 C4Sundays 7:30-10:30Please arrive at the main hall prior to the session time.

■Experience KamakuraboriKamakurabori is a type of wood-carving lacquerware that originated in Zen temples.

Kamakurabori Assembly Hall (Kamakurabori Library) C3 Fridays (except 5th Friday), 2nd and 4th Saturdays, 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month10:00-/13:00~ *The start time changes depending on the days. Fee: adult 2,800 yen

■Shakyo (hand-copying a sutra)Hasedera Temple 長谷寺 D2Everyday 9:00 -15:00 last admission Fee: 1,000 yen for the shakyo paper plus admission fee to the temple

Komyoji Temple 光明寺 E32nd Wednesday of the month 10:00-14:00 1,500 yen

■Matcha ExperienceYou can enjoy Japanese sweets and matcha green tea in an informal and easy atmosphere.

Jomyoji Temple’s Kisenan (tearoom) 浄妙寺・喜泉庵 C5Matcha and sweets 600 yen / 1,000 yenAdmission fee to the temple 100 yen10:00-16:15

Hokokuji Temple (Bamboo garden) 報国寺 C4500 yen for matcha plus 200 yen as admission fee to the garden. 9:00-16:00

Hasedera Temple 長谷寺 D2An ancient temple which is said to be founded before the Kamakura era (12th-14th centuries). Juichimen-Kannon, the main object of worship, is 9.18 meters in height, which makes it one of the largest wooden statues of Kannon in Japan. The temple has an impressive view and beautiful flow-ers throughout the seasons. You can experience shakyo, or hand-copying a sutra.March to September 8:00-17:30 (last admission 17:00)October to February 8:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30)Adult (age 13 and older) 300 yen, age 6 -12 100 yen

Hokokuji Temple 報国寺 C4A traditional tea ceremony is held in a beautiful bamboo grove. You can enjoy matcha green tea while admiring the beautiful bamboo trees.9:00-16:00Bamboo garden: 200 yen, Matcha green tea: 500 yen.

Egara Tenjinsha Shrine 荏柄天神社 B4Egara Tenjinsha shrine is a Japanese native shrine

which enshrines the spirit of Duke Sugawara no Michizane, the famous scholar, poet and political

figure, who is worshipped as the god of learning.

Zeniaraibenzaiten Ugafukujinja Shrine 銭洗弁財天宇賀福神社 B2The waters of a spring in its cave are said to be able to multi-ply the money washed in them.

Engakuji Temple 円覚寺 A3Engakuji was founded in 1282. The Bell and Shari-den Hall are national treasures.

Zuisenji Temple 瑞泉寺 B5This temple is famous for its beautiful garden

with flowers.

Kenchoji Temple 建長寺 B3The first Zen temple in Japan. Zazen meditation session is held from 17:00 to 18:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.

Gokurakuji Temple 極楽寺 D1Gokurakuji is an idyllic and peaceful ancient

temple. It is a famous location for narcissus, plum and cherry trees where many people visit from

early spring through the spring season.

Jufukuji Temple 寿福寺 C3The cobbled approach surrounded by trees is beautiful. *No entry permitted beyond the Chumon gate.

Jokomyoji Temple 浄光明寺 B3Jokomyoji contains yato (small valley-shaped

ground) and yagura (cave graves) from the Kamakura era (12th-14th century).

Japanese clovers are beautiful in early autumn.

Jochiji Temple 浄智寺 A3In the main hall are three images of Buddha that symbolize the past, the present and the future. The beautiful precinct of this temple is designated as a national historic site.

Jomyoji Temple 浄妙寺 C5In the temple precinct, there is a restaurant

and a Japanese style tearoom where you can have matcha green tea (there is a charge)

on the tatami floor while enjoying the karesansui dry landscape garden.

Tokeiji Temple 東慶寺 A3This temple was a nunnery and a refuge for women who were abused by their husbands until the 19th century, in an age when women could not ask for a divorce.

Sugimotodera Temple 杉本寺 C4The oldest temple in Kamakura, founded in 734, Sugimotodera has an impressive stone staircase

covered with moss.

Meigetsuin Temple 明月院 A3Founded in 1160, Meigetsuin is known for the beauty of its karesansui dry landscape garden and another garden behind the main hall where you can admire its famous hydrangeas.

Ennoji Temple 円応寺 B3This temple is considered to be the origin of the Japanese Buddhist funeral and memorial service culture. The statue of Emma Daio (one of the Ten Kings of Hell) made in the Kamakura era (12th-14th

centuries) is designated as an national important cultural property.

Kamakura is an ancient city that has produced its own, original culture. Once it was a political capital along with Nara and Kyoto, and also the birthplace of Japan’s first military government, the “Kamakura Bakufu.” Warrior Minamoto no Yoritomo was appointed as Seii-Taishogun (shogun) by the Imperial Court in 1192 and established the Kamakura Bakufu government, which is the first military government in Japan, whereas previously the Imperial Court in Kyoto held power.

After Yoritomo’s death, the Hojo clan governed this area. Trade with the Sung and Yuan dynasties of China prospered in the 13th century and a various aspects of Chinese culture, including Zen (Buddhism), Zen-style architecture, Buddhist statures, and Chinese lacquer ware, were imported.

The Kamakura Bakufu ended in 1333. But the military culture of that era, in which the simple and strong spirit of warriors, traditional aristocratic culture, and Chinese Sung and Yuan culture were blended, has continued to greatly influence Japanese society down to the present day.

Kamakura began flourishing as a temple town in the 17th century. From the 19th century, it became popular for beaches, resort areas, and residential districts.

History of Kamakura

Experience Japanese Traditional Culture

Model Route

Hongu(Main Shrine)

DankazuraWakamiyaoji St.Komachidori St.

Peony Garden

Genpei-ike Pond

Genpei-ike Pond

Yabusame Horse Track

Wakamiya Shrine

Yanaihara Pond

Temizuya(Water Purification Basin)

Maiden(Lower Worship Hall)

The shrine was originally founded in Zaimokuza in 1063 by Minamoto Yoriyoshi to be dedicated to Hachiman kami, the guardian deity of the Genji (Minamoto) clan. In 1180, the descendant Minamoto Yoritomo moved the shrine to its present site. In 1191, he set the shrine as the center of the Kamakura Shogunate (Government of Kamakura), and also modeled it into the present arrangement-the Hongu (Main Shrine) on the top of the stone steps and the Wakamiya Shrine at the bottom of it.

DankazuraSando, or the formal approach to the shrine. In the spring, it is lined with cherry blossoms and makes beautiful scenery.Peony GardenThe peonies in the shrine garden are at their best from January to February (winter peony) and from April to May (spring peony).Admission Fee: Adult 500 yen, Student (age 13-18) 200 yen, Child (under 12) freeGenpei-ike PondThe ponds are adorned with cherry blossoms in spring and with red and white lotus flowers in summer.

Yabusame Horse TrackYabusame Horseback Archery is held here.Temizuya (Water Purification Basin)Visitors wash their hands and mouths before worshipping at the shrine.Maiden (Lower Worship Hall)Rituals and wedding ceremonies are dedicated here.Wakamiya Shrine★This was originally constructed in 1180.Yanaihara PondThe autumn leaves are splendid here.Hongu (Main Shrine)★It is the main shrine of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. Throughout the year, various rituals are dedicated here.

Opening hours:6:00-20:30/ January 1-3 Open 24 hoursAdmission Fee: Free

The Shrine Museum: 8:30-16:00 (Closed on only September 15 and during exhibition changeover period)Admission Fee: Adult (over age 13) 200 yen, Child (age 6-12) 100 yen

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine 鶴岡八幡宮 B4

★ Nationally Important Cultural PropertyURL : http://www.tsurugaoka-hachimangu.jp/

■Walking on the street- When walking on a busy street, be careful not to block the path.- Try not to make too much noise because most areas around shrines and

temples are residential areas.- Don’t leave any waste or garbage in the precincts –please bring it home

with you.- It is not allowed to walk in possession of a knife or other such dangerous

objects.- When taking a picture of someone, please obtain permission first.

■In the restroom- Please use the toilets marked as on the map (backside).

Please avoid entering temples and restaurants only for using the toilet.- After usage, please flush the toilet.

■Traveling by bus - At the bus stop, line up and respect the order of the line.- When on the bus, if you are noisy you won’t hear the bus driver announc-

ing information. Try not to make too much noise on the bus.

■Visiting temples and shrines- Inside the temple, stay quiet.- As a rule, do not smoke.- To take a picture of a Buddhist statue, you must obtain permission first.- Be careful not to damage any plants.- When entering the main hall for zazen meditation and praying, shorts and

sportswear are not allowed.

● ShrineShrine refers to Japanese native shrine and there enshrined is a variety of deities. What is enshrined varies from shrine to shrine. Shrine called Jinja in Japan.

Way of PrayingIn front of the torii gate, which is the entrance of a shrine, bow one time towards the main hall. Passing through the torii, walk along one side or the other side of the approach, not in the center. → Purify yourself at the water pavilion called chozuya or temizuya. (Purify your hands and mouth with water. Don’t let the ladle touch your mouth!) → Slightly bow, ring the bell, toss money into the money box, and pray in the Shinto bowing and clap-ping style (Nirei Nihakushu Ichirei). Bow slightly and leave. When leaving the precincts, make one bow towards the main hall and the torii.

● TempleTemple means Buddhist temples. Temple called Otera in Japan.

Way of PrayingIn front of the sanmon gate, which is the entrance to the temple, join your palms together and bow to the main hall. → Silently pray in front of the main hall, without clapping. → You may go and look inside the temple if allowed and if you are interested. → When leaving, join your palms together and bow to the main hall.

January 1 Hatsumode At temples and shrines. The first visit to a shrine or a temple at the beginning of the year.

February 3 Setsubun At temples and shrines. A ritual to expel evil spirits by throwing soy beans.

2nd Sunday-3rd Sunday of April Kamakura Festival Whole city around Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. yabusame (one day), splendid Shizuka no mai dance.

Kamakura Fireworks Festival One day during late July-early August At Kamakura Beach. About 2,000 fireworks are launched on the seashore.

September 14-16 Tsurugaoka Hachi-mangu Shrine Annual FestivalSeptember 15, Shinko-sai A festival to show the local community to the Great Shinto Gods carried on portable shrines.

September 16, Yabusame-shinji A dynamic Shinto ritual. An archer in a Kamakura samurai costume takes aim at three targets from atop a galloping horseback.

December 18 Hasedera Toshi no ichi Hasedera Toshi no ichi is a market along the approach to the temple. Lucky items for the New Year such as daruma dolls, calendars and kumade rakes are sold.

December 31 Joya no Kane At temples Around 11:45 p.m., each temple starts ring-ing a night-watch bell 108 times.

Annual Events

Shrines and Temples

Tips for Shrines and Temples

Rules and Manners of Japan

The Great Buddha at Kotokuin is known as Kamakura Daibutsu.The height is 11.31 meters (13.35 meters including the base) and the weight

is about 121 tons. The construction of the bronze statue of Buddha as it appears today dates from 1252. Kamakura Daibutsu is the only statue of Buddha in Kamakura that is designated as a national treasure. The whole statue was gilded and placed inside of Daibutsu-den or the great Buddha hall when it was com-pleted. It is now an outdoor Daibutsu because the Daibutsu-den building was destroyed by earthquakes and tsunamis.

April to September 8:00-17:30October to March 8:00-17:00Entry to the inside of Daibutsu 8:00-16:30Adult (age 13 and older) 200 yen, age 6 -12 150 yenAdditional 20 yen for entrance to the inside of Daibutsu

Access[Bus]Take Enoshima Dentetsu Bus at Bay 1, or Keihin Kyuko Bus at Bay 6 at the East Exit of Kamakura Sta. Get off at Daibutsu-mae stop. [Enoden]Take the train at Enoshima Dentetsu Kamakura Sta. and get off at the third sta-tion “Hase.” About 7 minutes walk from the station.

Kotokuin Temple (Great Buddha) 高徳院（大仏） C2

8 min

Kotokuin Temple (Great Buddha)Hasedera Temple

Kamakura Sta.（East）

Kamakura Sta.（West）

Zuisenji Temple

Gokurakuji Temple

Kamakura Sta.

Hokokuji Temple

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Please point. 指で示してください。

●In Town ●At Restaurants

Go straight正面

左 右

1個だけでも買えますか？Can I buy just one of them?

ちょっと試してもいいですか？Can I try this?

いくらですか？How much is this?

写真をとってもいいですか？Can I take a picture here?

トイレを使わせてください。Let me use a restroom, please.

カードは使えますか？Do you accept a credit card?

どのくらい待ちますか？How long do I have to wait?

喫煙席を希望します。I smoke.

禁煙席を希望します。I don’t smoke.

トイレはどこですか？Where is a restroom?

生で食べるものですか？Is this raw?

火は通っていますか？Is this cooked by heat?

冷たい食べ物ですか？Is this a cold dish?

温かい（熱い）食べ物ですか？Is this a warm / hot dish?

精算してください。Check, please.

材料に何を使っていますか？What are the ingredients of this dish?

私は宗教的な理由・アレルギーのため○○が食べられません。I can’t eat ○○ because of a religious reason/allergy.

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Jokomyoji Temple

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Daibutsu Hiking Trail

Kamakura Sta.（West）

Jufukuji Temple

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu

Shrine

Zeniaraibenzaiten Shrine

Gokurakuji Temple

Kamakura Sta.（West）

Kamakura Sta.（East）

Daibutsu Hiking Trail

Kotokuin Temple(Great Buddha)

Kamegayatsuzaka Kiridoshi Pass

Tenen Hiking Trail (Zuisenji entrance)

Kotokuin Temple(Great Buddha)

Daibutsu Hiking Trail

Kenchoji Temple

Hasedera Temple

Daibutsu Kiridoshi Pass

Kamakura Sta.（West）

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Shrine

Komachidori St.Kamakura Sta.（East）

Kenchoji TempleEngakuji Temple

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Kamakura City Tourism Website

HP: http://www.city.kamakura.kanagawa.jp/kamakura-kankou/en

Twitter : @kamakura_ssinfoPublisher: Kamakura CityPublished on March, 2017 All information contained in this map is as of January 2017, and subject to change without notice.

Audio Guide ServiceThe audio guide (Japanese and English) is automatically activated by the mo-bile terminal when you get close to a sightseeing location such as a shrine or a temple.Inquiries: Rent-a-cycle at JR Kamakura Station East Exit Rental fee: 500 yen/day

■AMDA International Medical Information CenterAMDA is an organization offering medical information to foreign residents in Japan in their native languages.AMDA offers telephone interpretation services free of charge.http://eng.amda-imic.com/telephone 03(5285)8088

■Shonan Kamakura General HospitalShonan Kamakura General Hospital is a medical institution that is specified the acceptance of international patients provides with multilingual medical supports.<Languages> English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, and Russian<Inquiry> International Medical Support Center, Shonan Kamakura General Hospital, Iryohojin Okinawa TokushukaiAddress: 1370-1 Okamoto, Kamakura-City, KanagawaTEL: +81 467-46-1717URL: http://www.shonankamakura.or.jp/english/section/

Medical Treatment

Make two deep bows. Make one deep bow.Clap your hands twice.

Nirei Nihakushu Ichirei (Two bows, two claps, one bow)

③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦① ② ⑧

1. Take a ladle with your right hand. 2. Take some water with the ladle. 3. Wash your left hand. 4. Take the ladle with your left hand and wash your right hand. 5. Take the ladle with your right hand, fill it with some water, and put the water in your left hand. 6. Wash your mouth with the water in your left hand. 7. After washing your left hand, place the ladle upright and rinse it with water. 8. Put the ladle back in its place.

Chozu (Temizu)

Kitakamakura Sta.7 min

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Jochiji Temple

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Museums■Kamakura Museum　of History and Culture　鎌倉歴史文化交流館 C3This museum, which opened in May 2017, is a place where visitors can interact, study and experience the historical and cultural heritage of Kamakura. It uses an individual house designed by the of-fice of renowned British architect Norman Foster, and it presents mainly artifacts from Kamakura as well as the history of Kamakura from prehistoric and ancient times up to the modern era. Must-see attractions include the latest video exhibits that incorporate dioramas and projection mapping, a garden that resembles the landscape of the me-dieval period, and the panoramic view of the sea from the hill.Museum Hours: 10:00–16:00 (last admission at 15:30)Closed: Sundays and public holidaysAdmission Fee: Adults (ages 16 and older): 300 yen, elementary / junior high school students (ages 6 to 15): 100 yen

■Kamakura Kokuhoukan Museum 　鎌倉国宝館 C4Numerous works of art representing some of the best cultural properties passed down to shrines and temples in the neighborhood and the Ka-makura city area have been deposited here, where they are safeguarded and exhibited. Because a statue of the Buddha is openly displayed here, it has the atmosphere of a temple hall, where one can feel the life force of the statue, and that is one of its appeals. The exhibited items include numerous items associated with Zen culture, making this museum an unmissable destination for learning about medieval Japan. The museum celebrates the 90th anniversary of its founding in 2018, and the main building (the exhibition hall) that was constructed when the museum opened has been designated a national registered tangible cultural property.Museum Hours: 9:00–16:30 (last admission at 16:00)Closed: Mondays (the first following weekday if the Monday coincides with a public holiday), during exhibition changing periods, special peri-ods, and year-end and New Year holidaysAdmission Fees: Vary by the exhibition

Historic Sites / Museums / Art Galleries

Kamakura Seven Kiridoshi PassKamegayatsuzaka B3 , Kewaizaka B3 , Kobukurozaka B3 , Daibutsu C1 , Gokurakujizaka D1 , Asaina, Nagoe D4“Kiridoshi” means a pass that was made by cutting through earth and rocks of mountains or hills.

Hojoshi Tokiwa Residence Site C2This site was the Hojo clan’s villa.

Wakaenoshima E3The oldest artificial harbor in

Japan. It was a center of trade.

Remains of TemplesRemains of Yofukuji B4 , Hokkedo B4 , and Toshoji C4

The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura Annex B3

The building is featured exude dignity of materials and design,

is designed by the architect Masato Ootaka. It is opened in 1984, and is held temporary exhibitions based on the mu-

seum collections. In the front yard, contemporary sculp-tures exhibit and enjoy the harmony with rich of green

surroundings.

Kamakurabori Library C3Kamakurabori Library introduces and promotes Kamakurabori, an 800 year-old traditional craft. You can watch videotapes about Kamakurabori. A two-hour Kamakurabori experience session is organized (reservations needed). Closed: Monday, year-end and New Year holidays, and oth-er days (please contact for information).

©Norihiro Ueno

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