Kencho-ji Hansobo
📍 Kanagawa, Kamakura · 8 Yamanouchi, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa
About
Founded 明治23年(1890)
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Hours
9:00–16:00
Fee
¥500
Direct-write
Unknown
Pre-written
Unknown
History
This Hansobo is a shrine within the precincts of Kencho-ji, the foremost Zen temple among Kamakura's Five Mountains, which enshrines Tengu (mountain goblins). It has been famous since ancient times as a god for praying for victory, and is visited by many warriors and athletes. Within the precincts, there are numerous powerful statues of Tengu, creating a unique atmosphere. Combined with the solemn atmosphere of Kencho-ji, it inspires the hearts of visitors. It is an ideal place for praying for victory.
Benefits
Prayer for victoryAcademic successGood fortune
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