Kamakura's Only Convent
Eishoji Temple is Kamakura's only convent and was founded by
Lady Okachi, a concubine of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first
Tokugawa shogun. It stands on the site of a mansion owned by
her ancestor, Ota Dokan. The temple has many architectural
treasures such as the sammon gate with its fine sculptural
decorations, the Buddha hall, the bell tower, the shido hall
and its karamon gate. Since the temple prospered with the
support of the Tokugawa family, the Tokugawa clan emblem, a
three-leaf hollyhock, can be found in the hall and on other
buildings
Address
1-16-3 Ogigaya, Kamakura city
Tel
0467-22-3534
Admission fee/Admission fee Donation
Adults: 300 yen
High school students: 200 yen
Junior high school students and younger: 100 yen
Admission hours
9:00am-4:00pm
10:00am-3:00pm(From July 15 to the end of August, 2025)
Regular holidays
Thursdays
Flower information
[Spring] Camellia, wisteria
[Summer] Hydrangea, bellflower
[Autumn] Red spider lilies, autumn leaves
[Winter] Daffodil, plum
※Kamakura No. 6 of the 100 Eastern Flower Temples
Directions
15 minutes on foot from the west exit of Kamakura Station
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