Hasedera (Hase Kannon)

At Hase Temple (Hase Kannon) in Kamakura City, there is the largest wooden Buddhist statue in Japan, "Juichimen Kannon Bosatsu" (Eleven-faced Kannon Bodhisattva). This beautiful statue, standing at a height of 9.18 meters, has a warm wooden texture and allows you to directly feel the kindness of Kannon. Hase Temple, with over 1300 years of history, has deep connections with many historical figures such as Minamoto no Yoritomo and Hatakeyama Shigetada, and you can also enjoy various flowers throughout the seasons. Please come and visit.

At Hase Temple (Hase Kannon) in Kamakura City, there is a fantastical "Benten Cave". Inside the cave, there are carved statues of the goddess Benzaiten and the 16 Children, and when you light a candle in the dim light, a mysterious atmosphere pervades. It is said that if you offer a candle as an offering, your wish will come true. Why not visit at least once? There are many other attractions at Hase Temple as well!

Hase Temple (Hase Kannon) in Kamakura City is known for its garden, where beautiful flowers bloom in every season. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery throughout the year, with cherry blossoms and wisteria in spring, hydrangeas and morning glories in summer, autumn leaves and chrysanthemums in fall, and plums and camellias in winter. There are also various sizes of ponds, creating beautiful scenery with the contrast of the flowers blooming there. The garden, which shows different expressions in every season, is especially popular among the spots in Hase Temple.

At Hase Temple (Hase Kannon) in Kamakura City, there is a spot known as "Miharashi-dai," which is famous as the best viewpoint in Kamakura. Located on the mountainside, it offers a stunning panoramic view of Yuihama Beach and Enoshima Island. Especially during the autumn foliage season, many people visit to enjoy the beautiful scenery while taking a stroll. There are also historic buildings and beautiful gardens, making it a valuable spot to fully experience Hase Temple. Be sure to visit and see for yourself.

"Kaikouan" is a dining spot located within Hasedera Temple where you can enjoy delicious cuisine made with local ingredients. Surrounded by nature in a quiet space within the temple grounds, you can refresh both your mind and body. There is also a popular restaurant called "MANNA" run by a female chef, where you can enjoy Italian and cafe menus. Why not take a break during your visit to Hasedera Temple and spend some relaxing time here?