In the first year of Yongin (1293), the Nichiren saint's granddisciple-day statue [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. From 23:45, the first shot after the reading of the night will be started by the priest, and after that, they can be put on a first-come, first-served basis for free.

The Ofuna Kannon, which was laid down in 1929 for eternal peace by local volunteers, was completed in 1960 by the Ofuna Kanon Society, a foundation corporation, after interruptions around World War II. The statue of Kannon wearing a white coat is 25.39m high and 18.57m wide. He watches the city of Ofuna from a high ground and is familiar to the locals. The night-removal bell while watching the night view of Ofuna was received from 23:00, and the number tags were distributed. Starting at midnight on January 1. Image courtesy of Ofuna Kannonji

It is located to the east of Kamakura Palace, in the depths of the Momijigaya (Momijigaya), and is renowned as the temple of the flower of Kamakura Suiichi. In the founding of the second year of the Chinese calendar year (1327), Kaesan was a master of the dream window. It will be opened on December 31 at 23:30, and all the night-removal bells will be available from 0:00 to 1:30.