Jufukuji Temple
The Third Temple of Kamakura's Five Great Rinzai Temples where Hojo Masako is Interred.
Eisai was a very prominent Buddhist monk who twice visited Song Dynasty China. He is famous for introducing tea to Japan. Since he preached Zen Buddhism, Eisai faced violent opposition from the powerful Tendaishu sect at Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei in Kyoto. At age 59, Eisai left Kyoto for Kamakura and was welcomed by Minamoto no Yoriie, Hojo Masako and Minamoto no Sanetomo. The stone approach continues from the sammon gate to the chumon gate. Visitors are allowed to enter as far as the chumon gate.
Address
1-17-7 Ogigaya, Kamakura city
Tel
0467-22-6607
*We are not currently accepting telephone inquiries.
*We are not currently accepting telephone inquiries.
Admission fee/Admission fee Donation
Donation (visiting is possible from the approach to the inner gate)
You can visit the graves of Sanetomo and Masako
*Temporary goshuin stamps will not be available
You can visit the graves of Sanetomo and Masako
*Temporary goshuin stamps will not be available
Flower information
[Autumn] Autumn leaves
Directions
10 minutes walk from the west exit of JR Kamakura Station
Other
・The inner gate is not open to the public (special opening during New Year's and Golden Week)
・Public toilets available
・Public toilets available
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