神奈川県 · Shrines & temples
Oyama Afuri Jinja
伊勢原市 県央
Hundreds of thousands climbed here each year on the Oyama pilgrimage of the Edo period. As its other name, the rain-falling mountain, suggests, it was…
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神奈川県 · Shrines & temples
Oyamadera
伊勢原市 県央
Halfway up to Afuri Jinja. Known for kawarake-nage, throwing clay discs.
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Iseyama Kotai Jingu
横浜市 横浜・川崎
The Ise of eastern Japan. It was built as the tutelary shrine of the newly opened port of Yokohama.
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Sojiji
横浜市 横浜・川崎
A great head temple of Soto Zen, moved here from Noto. Its precinct is vast.
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Amekiri
川崎市 横浜・川崎
The rhythmic sound of the knives has become the signature of the approach.
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Kamakura Daibutsu
鎌倉市 鎌倉・湘南
The great hall was swept away by a tsunami, and the Buddha has sat in the open ever since.
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Sanshokan
横浜市 横浜・川崎
The main gate of a great Soto Zen head temple, with the vast precinct of a temple moved from Noto.
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Kanteibyo
横浜市 横浜・川崎
The guardian of Chinatown. It enshrines Guan Yu.
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Shomyoji
横浜市 横浜・川崎
It housed the Kanazawa Bunko library. Its Pure Land garden has been restored.
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Jufukuji
鎌倉市 鎌倉・湘南
Third of the five great Zen temples of Kamakura. Cave tombs here are said to hold Hojo Masako and Minamoto no Sanetomo.
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Jochiji
鎌倉市 鎌倉・湘南
Fourth of the five great Zen temples of Kamakura. Its Hotei is one of the seven gods of fortune of Kamakura.
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Hakone Sekisho
箱根町 県西
The hardest stretch of the Tokaido. The stone paving and the cedar avenue survive.
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Lake Ashi
箱根町 県西
A caldera lake. An inverted Fuji and the Torii of Peace reflect on its surface.
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Owakudani
箱根町 県西
The scar of a steam explosion 3,000 years ago. The black eggs are boiled in the hot spring.
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Yokohama Red Brick
横浜市 横浜・川崎
Bonded warehouses turned into a commercial complex.
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Sankeien
横浜市 横浜・川崎
The silk merchant Hara Sankei moved seventeen old buildings here from Kyoto and Kamakura.
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Enoshima
藤沢市 鎌倉・湘南
An island joined to the shore by a sandbar. Sea caves and a lookout lighthouse.
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Yokohama Chinatown
横浜市 横浜・川崎
The largest Chinatown in Japan, with more than 500 shops.
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Odawara-jo
小田原市 県西
The main castle of the Hojo. The outer earthworks that withstood the siege by Hideyoshi survive.
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Hakone Old Road
箱根町 県西
Mud roads paved with stone. They survive along with the cedar avenue.
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Komachi-dori
鎌倉市 鎌倉・湘南
Beside the approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. A street of souvenirs and street food.
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Jogashima
三浦市 鎌倉・湘南
The Uma-no-se sea arch and the sea cliffs. A peninsula of Miura daikon and tuna.
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Yugawara Onsen
湯河原町 県西
An old spring sung of in the Manyoshu. Natsume Soseki and Kunikida Doppo stayed here.
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Hiratsuka Tanabata
平塚市 鎌倉・湘南
It began as a prayer for postwar recovery. Large decorations cover the shopping street.
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