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In the first year of Yongin (1293), the statue of Nichiren's grandpupil [Nichizou] Jinjin opened the mountain. The Nichiren Saint statue in the main hall is a rare one with a slightly open mouth. On the right of the precinct stands the service tower of Tokugawa Iemitsu's younger brother Tadashō. In spring, the cherry trees on the approach to the road are beautiful, with shaga in May and rock tobacco in June.
A small Jizo of six bodies with a red head and an forehang standing on Yuigahama Boulevard. It is said that there was a prison in the Kamakura period, slightly north of this area, and it was enshrined in order to mourn the executioners. On the side of Jizo, there is a monument of Matsuo Basho in "Natsukusa Yatsuya is after a dream".
The temple of the Rinzai sect was rebuilt in the first year of Oei (1394) by the Uesugi Ujisada (Ujisada), who received the order of Ashikaga Ujimitsu (Ujimitsu), with Kōgai [Kuugai] as the Kaizan. The twenty-sixth bill of the Kamakura Thirty-Three-Three-Three-Three-Guannin Reiji. Located in a quiet residential area of Ogigaya, it is also famous as a temple for flowers such as kaidou, plum, daffodils, and hagi. The precincts include the back building of Tenmei 5 (1785), the Buddhist temple that was moved from Joji-ji, and the main hall that was rebuilt in the Taisho era. On the right hand side of the front side of the mountain gate is one of the Kamakura Toi-no-no-i, and there is a six-no-i at the back of the left hand, under the cliff.
A waterfall with a height of 15m on a tributary of the Fujiki River. There is a teahouse at the entrance of the waterfall.
The ancient temple of the Soto sect in Sengokuhara. You can enjoy the autumn style even more if you walk through the mossy alleys and look at the five hundred and three hundred and fifty statues placed in the precincts along with the autumn leaves.
A shrine that has become familiar to the local people as a servant of Dōke Island, Miyanōshita, and Sōkura Onsen. The annual festival is held every September. Local inns that draw hot springs and people from each family offer hot springs to thank the hot springs. In mid-June, hydrangea flowers bloom on the grounds, coloring a small company.
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