Kamakuragu Shrine

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Founded by Emperor Meiji to honor Prince Morinaga, Kamakura 宮 is known for its unique red torii gate and serene atmosphere. Points of interest include the "Tsuchiro" (earthen cave) where the prince was imprisoned and the "Yakuwari-ishi" stone, where you throw small plates to break bad luck. Its white and red architecture is particularly beautiful during the autumn foliage. Located in the quiet Nikaido area, it's a perfect spot for those seeking historical romance and a peaceful shrine visit away from Kamakura's busy center.

Kamakuragu Shrine
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The 64th Kamakura Takiginoh　”Suutai ”Okina” and Noh “Ebira”

The 64th Kamakura Takiginoh　”Suutai ”Okina” and Noh “Ebira”

Kamakura City Tourist Association

Kamakuragu Shrine

Address
154 Nikaido, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa
Website
http://kamakuraguu.jp/
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Kamakuragu Shrine

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