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Meigetsuin Temple

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The Hydrangea Temple

Meigetsuin Temple was originally a sub-temple of Zenkoji Temple (now ruined). Meigetsuin is also known as the Hydrangea Temple, and was the first temple in Kamakura to become famous for its gardens. The Meigetsuin yagura tomb, where Buddhist images such as Shaka-nyorai were carved into the rock, is the largest tomb in Kamakura. The garden behind the main hall is open to the public in June for the irises and in November for autumn colors.

Address

189 Yamanouchi, Kamakura City

Tel

0467-24-3437

Admission fee/Admission fee Donation

【Admission fee】
High school students and above: 500 yen
Elementary and junior high school students: 300 yen
Disabled: Free (disability certificate required) *One accompanying person is free

【The garden behind the main hall is open】
500 yen in addition to the admission fee

Admission hours

Opens at 9:00am - closes at 4:00pm
*Times may change in June when hydrangeas bloom

Flower information

[Spring] Peach, cherry blossom, white magnolia, Chinese quince, willow, forsythia, magnolia, Japanese quince, iris, beadle, Japanese rhododendron, weeping cherry, azalea
[Summer] Hydrangea, Japanese iris, rock sedge, summer camellia, trumpet vine, mountain lily, crape myrtle, rose of Sharon, hydrangea
[Autumn] Japanese bush clover, red spider lily, camellia, autumn leaves, camellia, Japanese anemone
[Winter] Daffodil, plum, witch hazel, wintersweet

Directions

10 minutes walk from JR Kita-Kamakura Station

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