Engaku-ji / 円覚寺
Engakuji is one of the most important Zen Temples in Eastern Japan and is ranked second among Kamakura's five great Zen Temples. Engakuji was founded in 1282 by the ruling regent "Hojo Tokimune" after he had repelled a mongolian invasion in the period of 1274 to 1281.
Official Website
- Engakuji Temple (Japanese Only)
Entrance Days
- Open throughout the year (including holidays)
Entrance Hours
- 8:00 to 17:00 (April through October)
- 8:00 to 16:00 (November through March)
Admissions
| Individuals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Adult | JPY300-. | |
| Child | JPY100-. | |
Access to Engaku-ji Temple
By Public Transfer
- From JR Kita-Kamakura St. (One Station before Kamakura St when coming from Tokyo)
- Walk about 2 minute.
Maps of Engaku-ji Temple
Gallery of Engaku-ji Temple
