Kamakura Carving Museum

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".

Omotoyama of the Jodo sect. The first year of the first year of Niji (1240) The fourth generation of the sekijō Hojo (Tsunetoki) was erected as Rengeji (Rengeji) in Sasukegaya (Sasukaya), and the name of the temple was changed in the first year of Kangen (1243). The precinct is lined up in an orderly fashion with the largest Kantō-based mountain gate and the 17-square-side Great Hall (Important Cultural Property). The Toma Mandala Enki Emaki (Taima Mandara Engiemaki) is a national treasure. On October 13-14, the jujuya memorial ceremony will be held day and night. Cherry blossoms are beautiful in spring.