Place of worship • 5-chōme-13-13-14 Zaimokuza, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0013, Japan
Kuhon-ji was established in 1336 to mourn the souls of both samurai who died in the Kamakura attack. This temple, with a desire to heal the sorrow of war, exudes a long history and a solemn atmosphere.
Located in a quiet residential area, Kuhon-ji's grounds are filled with a powerful main hall and a lush garden. Here, you can take a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life and calm your mind for worship. The serene space will soothe the hearts of visitors.
Kuhon-ji is within walking distance from JR Kamakura Station. It is even more accessible by using the Keikyu bus. This is a convenient location for sightseeing and a casual visit.
Kuhon-ji is particularly charming during the season of plum blossoms. The fragrance of plum blossoms fills the quiet grounds, allowing you to savor an elegant atmosphere. Unforgettable memories are sure to be created in the leisurely flow of time.
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